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Testing Center ChaosOkay, I’ve taken my previous LSATs at my alma mater. It was great. Huge desks in a room I’ve had classes in on a campus I know intimately in a city…
... BruiserWoods said:
There is a 0% chance that ANYONE would perform ... there are people with a level of mental clarity so ... , there won’t be a place to park for miles ... been blown away with how a cool town it is, ... recent. Denver could be a contender though. -
So confused about upcoming LSAT accommodationHello everyone. I am taking the LSAT in september. As far as i understand those who have accommodations do not write the experimental section. but …
... that accommodated test takers get a different version of the test ... date 4 days. There's a 0% chance LSAC is giving me ... -
[LSAT Blog] Final words of encouragement for those of you taking the test tomorrow!From our LSAT Blog: https://7sage.com/lsat-final-stretch-encouraging-quotes/ For this final installment of LSAT Final Stretch leading up to the Ju…
Yesss! Add a -0 on PT76LG section today and I'm coming in hot tomorrow!
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PT7.S4.Q02 - some legislators refuse to commitDear Sir, Here is my question: please take a look at the statement above. Of the 3rd sentence, begins with "Many important...", do you consider t…
... the main conclusion of the argument nor a sub-conclusion.
argument."
A major premise is an ... element in a syllogistic argument. Specifically, the general statement ... -
MBT v MSSHello guys, My first study buddy meeting has been really good, but I feel like I've stumbled a bit on explaining the difference between MBT and MS…
... to be true, there's a 0% chance that the correct answer ... either in direct contradiction to a premise in the stimulus (stimulus ... it just right (there's a chance this mouse was chased ... -
Parallel vs. Parallel FlawWhen the question asks: "which exhibits a pattern of reasoning most closely similar?" indicating a Parallel question, is it implicitly given to us th…
Parallel questions can contain either a flawed argument or a valid argument whereas Parallel Flaw will always contain a flawed argument. -
No motivation?Hey guys! I'm new to this so bear with me please. I'm taking the September LSAT and I have no motivation to study. I know how serious it is and how …
... studying for the LSAT for a while as well!
a 151. My improvement has been ... per timed section. it took a lot of work and I ... . I now look forward to a -0 on test day.
a lot of work in these ... -
Logical ReasoningCan anybody tell me what logical reasoning questions that you must be wary of extreme language (only, whenever, all, etc) when approaching? I know in…
... the terms of the argument. If the argument is A —> B, obviously ... we can’t conclude A therefore ... our minds. So if an argument is about Google, for example ... lol. Sometimes extreme language is a little easier to pick up ... -
PT69.S1.Q22 - company president: most of ourhttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-69-section-1-question-22/ Hi, I have a question... I eliminated B because of the word "most." If this says…
... . It's instead weakening the argument as a whole.
... Here's the argument:
Most of ... 'm looking for: The argument makes a pretty dubious assumption here: ... still doesn't weaken the argument since it isn't ... -
Last PT was a 165! Now what? I still have like 6 weeks until test day and I have improved a lot over the past two months. Reading comprehension is currently a work in progress b…
... under strict timing and in a setting that is similar to ... on point. It's common to drop a few points from your ... -
PT68.S3.Q16 - political scientist: people become unenthusiastichttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-68-section-3-question-16/ So I was not sure about the term switching..."the most important problems" in the…
... important if it changes the argument in a substantive way (I know ... to the validity of the argument becomes kind of irrelevant. You ... not it's a shift that damages the argument (and I believe ... chasing Pokemons could also be a factor in decreasing voter turnout ... -
What is "drilling"?Hi, So I saw ppl are usually "drilling" in the early stage of preparation... What does this exactly mean? Do you do all of the questions publishe…
... /> 1) Section drill (most common): Yank out a section from an older ... sets on 7Sage, or locate a specific question type, and practice ... call stress-free drilling: Pick a section from an older PT ... -
Difficulties with first LR sectionI'm not sure if any of you have this trouble but I seem to be missing quite a few more questions (2-3) on the first LR section than the second. This …
Yep, this is quite common. I do a whole LR section as my warmup. Helps me get in the zone and find my rhythm. -
Time v/s Accuracy on RCHi guys, I've reached a precarious situation in which my performance on the RC has become a trade-off between time and accuracy. If I try to run t…
A couple things I think might ... find the answer or have a good idea of what the ... answer is for a question I move on right ... see and give every questions a chance if you want to ... it was everyone would get a -0. Keep it up. -
does anyone have a list of outlier logic games and LR questions from PT 60-78?Hey! Does anyone have a list of outlier logic games and LR questions from PT 60-78? For those writing in September but don't have the time to go thro…
... can get through this with a -0 in 12 minutes or ... less than 8 minutes with a -0, I would be confident ... set in 33 minutes for a -0, I would be confident ... under 9 minutes combined for a -0, then I would feel ... "yes," I assert with a high degree of confidence that ... -
anticipating flaws.Hey, I am having trouble paraphrasing/anticipating the flaw in flaw/descriptive weakening questions that do not possess the typical or cookie cut…
... you're running in to a lot of these, you may ... see anything wrong with an argument in a flaw question, I skip ... choices. This is obviously a challenging question and a time sink, so ... into hunt mode and save a lot of time. If you ... -
Is it possible to go from a 160 average to a 165 average by December?That's my only question to be honest... I've scored 164 on a few occasions before but these new tests dropped me closer to a 160 so I'm most likely …
... feel horrible you might get a tough RC.
But ... cuz you can literally get a -0 just by insane amounts of ... .
RC can be a tiny bit tougher, depends on ... s so it's not a massive jump, more about ... those few points caught on a consistent basis. And you ... -
PT8.S1.Q03 - health experts generally agree that smokingCan someone help me understand this one? I got it wrong and I understand why the correct answer is correct but not why the incorrect answers are inco…
... a different argument where Tim cites previously unknown research and had a credible argument ... .
A, on the other ... -
Found the brother to our computer Virus Game....well could be the father since it's from 92'https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-6-section-4-game-4/ SOB. I knew I had seen something close to it. TBH I'm not even mad you can only r…
I was confident in a -0 for the first 3 games, ... . After working with it about a minute I found the trick ... -
Stuck in the 60s..Hi, i'm hoping to get some advice from 7sagers who may have once been in my shoes. Some brief background: My diagnostic was a 164. The 7sage curri…
... skipping so it is not a "true" 25 in 25 but ... and some did not. Thus, a -0 on LR did not mean ... -
For those who score within -5 in RC...+RC general questionHow do you read passages? Do you just scan the structure and not remember the details? And go back to the passage for each question? (or just questi…
... the passage. For example, a really confusing hypothesis about some ... may figure in the argument as a foreshadower or what future ... Maybe another key point within a paragraph is an important claim ... that conclusion is supported in a preceding paragraph, with perhaps ... -
PT34.S4.G4 - each of exactly six doctorsHi All, I've been pretty good with setting up and reading conditional chains for in-and-out games but for some reason I'm really confused with th…
@CrushLSAT said:
question 19 (which asks for a complete and accurate list ... and P can't be a *complete* list of doctors in ... -
A very uninteresting GPA question.Hey guys, I am graduating from college in the Spring of 2017. My projected GPA will be around 3.7 or 3.69. Does it make a difference for law sc…
... It seems a lot like comparing a 169 to a 170. Getting ... how much of a difference does 0.1 point make ... think that 0.1 GPA point is a pretty negligible ... you are saying. Though a 0.1 is not negligible vis ... makes obviously much less of a difference.
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Today has to be the day...Woke up, thanked GOD, showered, ate breakfast, now I just keep checking my email. I mean I do have an iPhone and the emails are always delayed. So an…
And when you divide those lost exams by the 2,244,685 total administered LSATs since 1999 it comes out to a 0.00018 percent occurrence rate. Pretty rare in my book. -
PT54.S2.Q25 - to face danger solely becauseWhy is (E) wrong, can't seem to wrap my head around it. It seems to be the contrapositive of the last sentence. https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations…
... the scope of the argument. Perhaps a person that is ... of that fear to attain a particular goal.
a failure to fear situations ... would be fearful = a failure to persevere in ... when acting towards a goal and as a consequence I ... -
PT16.S2.Q21 - several years ago, as a measureHey, could someone help explain in detail why A is the correct answer choice? I am still lost. Thank you.
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*This is a classic cause and effect argument:
Two things ... that this is a cause and effect argument, there are a couple of ... antibiotic. This is strengthening the argument by a bit.
* what ... -
Are the new logic games harder?My LG scores were already so-so on the earlier tests (-6-7 per section), and dropped like a sack of bricks when I started doing preptests in the 70s …
... consider: test yourself today with a timed section. Pretest C LG ... section in 34 minutes with a -0 or a -1, then I can ... probably cause you to be a bit nervous. That's good ... , we will all be a bit nervous when we sit ... -
PT36.S3.Q20 - critic: although some people complainHere's the link to the question: https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-36-section-3-question-20/ Okay. I'm confused why (A) is incorrect. Isn't…
... the fact that there is a discrepancy between relative dangers ... it certainly works against the argument for A being the best answer ... /> 2) In terms of whether a choice is "descriptively accurate" -- ... isn't really strengthening the argument. I still get caught ... -
PT70.S4.Q03 - humorous television advertisementsHey guys would really appreciate some help with this question I chose C during my timed test and blind review and I'm pretty confused as to why it…
... wrong because the argument never takes a necessary condition and ... treats it like a sufficient condition. That would ... anything, the argument treats a sufficient condition like a necessary condition. ... other ways of conveying a message. To properly conclude ... -
Weakening QuestionsI read the following (I think on one of the Manhattan prep forums) about weakening questions. <b>On weakening questions, when the argument posits …
... of B occurring without A weakening the argument just "a little", but what ... confuses me is when there is a ... B, but rather B causes A
Is it ... that could conceivably weaken the argument? I was under the assumption ...
