My only problem with AC C is that "disease" could be loosely interpreted. There are a variety of diseases, some of which are deadly, some which are not. And even if the disease spread to other moose, does that allow us to infer that these moose were already going to die? Obviously not because the severity of the disease has yet to be described. Sure AC A may not have been the best choice, but I'm still struggling with AC C because it is also weak.
This really helped, beyond grateful for your response!
I didn't choose E because I thought it contradicted the premises. If the question clearly states that there are only 2 solutions, why is the correct answer E? #help
Struggling to understand how AC: A is wrong. It clearly states that many bats rear the pups in Bracken cave. Then comes to the conclusion that therfore all bats rear their pups. So, would that not imply that bracken cave is the sample or the “representative member of the group” of which they use to infer that ALL Bats rear their pups? #help
Sorry, I read AC B as, the ticket prices, not the sales percentage, are constant. So, I ended up crossing AC B out because it made no reference to the actual variance in sales percentage of the tickets. #help
Congratulations! That is absolutely fantastic! If you don't mind me asking, approximately how many hours where you studying each day?
B was a compelling choice, the only problem with it is that it referenced the body, but nowhere in the argument was the body brought up - only the heart was spoken of. That's what led me to not choose B.
Hello All,
Just as many of you, I struggle with reading comprehension. However, I am new to 7Sage and would like strengthen my RC score, but I understand that it is one of the later sections we go through in the core curriculum. Would anyone know if it's fine to simply start learning about the RC sections, or would you suggest that I take things in order.
Thanks!
@meredithmeissgeier881 Thank you so much! Mind blown by how fast I was able to get a response. Greatly appreciate it!
Hello All,
I just recently purchased 7Sage and I/m still trying to get accustomed with the program. However, I was wondering if it is possible to take only one section of the LSAT (Let's say a RC section) and then have the ability to blind review that section through 7Sage. Then proceed to look at the 7Sage provided solutions. I know you can do this with an entire exam, but I'm not entirely sure if you can do this with only one section. Anyone's help would be greatly appreciated, thanks!
@noraprener549.of.Floof @roy20tadros90 @fjb627658 Thank you all. I guess I won't put too much weight on my diagnostic! Will start it tomorrow, excited to see my score however.
About to take my diagnostic and I'm unsure what to expect. What would you all think is a good or bad score. less than 140 is bad, 140-149 is decent, and 150+ is good? Thanks!
So long as you provide supporting documents from a doctor, you'll be fine. You should also send documents from your school proving that you received additional time - assuming that you did. If you didn't, I don't think it'll be that big of a problem.