I answered C because it summarized the argument but I forgot that the question was just looking for the main conclusion/main point (not the whole premise attached). Therefore, A just summarizes/paraphrases the conclusion which is that not all uses of language are metaphorical (because some must be literal = Premise). Thus, it should be A because A is only the conclusion.

Hello,

I took the June LSAT and got a 165. I wanted to be more in the 170 range, so I took the August exam. I know for sure that I will not be trying any more after this one.

My gut feeling for August is that I scored somewhere between 165-170, but obviously I can’t be sure until scores come out. I’m wondering if I should buy Score Preview just in case I somehow scored worse than the first attempt? It seems like most people utilize Score Preview for the first attempt, but I’m not sure how a cancelled score would look on a second attempt.

Any feedback is appreciated! Thanks!

I still don't get how the correct answer choice HAS to be true. how do we know that the costs of cataracts surgery today is decreasing?

Can someone please explain why AC A is right?

Is AC A right b/c "some" selfish opportunists to mean, out of all selfish opportunists in the world, only those who participated in local politics?

can anyone explain 14?

I made a discord for the LSAT if anyone wants to join I'm taking the Nov 2023 one but anyone is welcome to join and share any tips or help each other out.

I choice A because I based it off on only about the subjects being paralyzed. I believed that was discussed more than the subjects having the presence in the room.

The answer is E: I was very debatable about this one because it also made sense to me.

Can someone please explain how I can do better understand the MSS question like this? Can someone explain how I could have gotten this one wrong?

please, thank you.

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Hey just wondering if there is anyone in 7Sage that can look over my personal statements for my law school applications? I’m in Canada so it’s all for Canadian schools.

A: Hawthorne is unethical because he sold the influence to environmental interest group; there is no justification

M: Nope, he's not unethical because It's environmental interest group preventing pollution doing good to public.

Need help:

I kind of get why AC B is right but do not understand why D is wrong because how I also see the above is:

=>His gaining private benefit by selling unethical vs. His action somehow benefiting the public ethical

Can someone explain?

Taking the test in November, and I am hoping to study with anyone else getting ready!

Hi! I was wondering if anyone would be interested in a study group for the Nov 2023 LSAT. Just an accountability partner(s). Located in Abilene, Tx but we can do a group on group me/discord.

I started studying in July and am taking the October LSAT. I’m hoping a group will allow us to start a routine and hold each other accountable.

To Study I have been primarily drilling.

My goals for the group are: To hold each other accountable and set a schedule for us to meet, drill, review, & discuss.

We’ll focus on: Primarily Logic Games & Logical Reasoning.

When well meet: Ideally Twice a week (or more) for 2-4 hour sessions.

If you’re currently scoring above a 170 you are more than welcome to join, I just don’t want to hold you back because I’m not there yet.

How to join: Discord link: https://discord.gg/k7Bsxmjg

Hi there,

I'm starting to foolproof all of the answers I don't easily correct. This is requiring a lot of printing paper and that adds up to quite a bit after only a few questions.

Do y'all have any advice on how to storage all of the fool proofing I've done? Ex: wound few huge binders with a 3 hole punch work? Would a milk crate with file folders work?

Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

Hi I was wondering if anyone else had significant trouble with doing better in their reading comp section, and if there are any study tips as far as RC goes to help improve!

There are two reasons I get hard LR questions wrong. One, I don't connect a statement in the stimulus with a different phrasing in the correct answer choice. Two, I make an incorrect connection, leading to the wrong answer. Does anyone else have this problem? How do I improve?

Not sure why AC A is the answer here. So what if two members of the household own cars? They could both own lighter vehicles. It says nothing about if they own a light vehicle and a heavy vehicle.

AC C shows that even the "heavy" vehicles are lighter and more fuel efficient than their predecessors while still being safer than light vehicles.

PrepTest February 1997 - Section 3 - Question 13

Can someone explain why the answer for this question is not D? I can see why the answer is B but I wasn't able to eliminate D from the answer choices.

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Anyone applying to UGA have any examples of their personal statements ideas they can share?

PrepTest A - Section 1 - Question 8

This is a MSS question

It is a comparison statement between Fossilized bones of R and E Hominids

R contains a lower ratio S/C than E

There is a negative correlation between the ratio and the meat in the diet.

And we know the E eats meat

A Correct We can suggest that R also eats meat, at least some, cause it has a smaller ratio than E

B We don't know the composition of S in either

C We don't know the composition of C in either

D We don't know the ratio in either

E We don't know this, is not stated.

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Just wondering what you guys do after you write your official LSAT? Do you continue to study while you wait for your score? Do you take a break? Does anyone feel a little empty inside after all the studying, anticipation, adrenaline, that went into just a 3-hour exam?

Are we allowed to have an electronic pencil sharpener (on your desk) during the test if you're testing remotely? I can't find any information anywhere that specifies if you can or cannot have an electronic one

I hope this isn't a dumb question lol

Hi y'all,

I'm new here and am still figuring out. I know how to print drills, but I'd like to print 5 copies of a particular question from a particular PT, and I cannot figure out how to do so.

Any help would be great.

#help #logicgames

explanation?

can someone explain why B is correct. i still dont get how it is.

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