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Is “a lot”and “any” quantifiable

Dare To Win Member

March 2021 in Logical Reasoning 83 karma

When used on the LSAT how should we interpret “a lot” and “any”.

Does “any” mean 1?

Is “a lot”not quantifiable?

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WallerNV Member

March 2021 61 karma

"all" implies "most" implies "some"

"All" = "any"

"A lot" = "some" or "at least one"
kkole444 Alum Member ⭐

March 2021 1687 karma

On a side note, "any" is a group 1 sufficient condition indicator.
chaplin___ Alum Member ⭐

March 2021 601 karma

"a lot" just means "many" which just means "some"
there are some LR questions that want us to think that "a lot" means "a majority" but that's a trap

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