What confused me about this question was that it was previously stated that we should always treat the stimulus as a convo. The 2nd speaker is always responding to the first. I'm pretty sure in an earlier lesson it was also said that #1 speaker wil agree and and #2 will not in a disagree question stem. I completely understand why is A is the right answer and I even had the inclination to choose it at first, but then i remembered those former rules. Was confused between A and E. Can anyone help explain? #feedback
I just began my LSAT journey and loved 7sage's curriculum. I created my study schedule that I loved and started to get into my groove, but then I was made aware that there was no Logic Games section on the LSAT anymore. When I select the option to use the syllabus for the August 2024 LSAT my study schedule gets all messed up on the website. Would it be ok for me to continue with my original study schedule and simply skip over the logic games section?
What ended up tripping me up in the stimulus was the first statement. I saw the If and instantly put my conditional logic hat on. I see now that since the "likely to" is in the first sentence it is in fact causal. Is this correct or am I understanding it wrong? #feedback