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RC Question Types Webinar NotesSpecial shoutouts to @DumbHollywoodActor, @"Quick Silver", and @"Nicole Hopkins" for this amazing webinar because without them I never would have had…
[Ended] Webinar: Eliminating Attractor Choices with Sage Jimmy Dahroug | Tues. 2/9 at 4pm ETWe're so excited to be bringing you four (yes, four) FREE webinars this week. <li>Tuesday, 4pm ET: Eliminating Attractor Answer Choices (with Sage…
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—Common traits of Correct ...[Test Center Review] Northeastern University, Boston, MAProctors: Overall the proctors seemed rattled. While they were not being disruptive (chatting/using phones), they were constantly questioning eac…
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Parking ...PT75.S1.Q19 - economist: although average hourly wageshttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-75-section-1-question-19 Hi everyone! I am really confused on this question.. I understand how the correct …
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Hi everyone! I am ...PT52.S3.Q19 - one theory to explain the suddenDamn, PT52 has some pretty tough LR sections, and even after a retake, I missed many of the same question again (like this one). I don't see how ans…
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One theory that ...why flaw?"The editorial board of this law journal has written on many legal issues. Tom is on the editorial board, so he has written on many legal issues." …
"The editorial board of this law journal has written on many legal issues. Tom is on the editorial board, so he has written on many legal issues."
It sounds like a valid reasoning... Why is it flawed?
Thanks in advance!Question about score improvement potentialI got a question regarding my LSAT score improvement potential and would be grateful if you guys could tell me your opinion. My current score is …
... finish 3 RC passages, 17-19 LR question and 3 LG ...FMOR ManhattanFor Flawed Method of Reasoning section, Manhattan LR only talks about "mismatch between premises and conclusion" and "causation" whereas 7sage and Po…
For Flawed Method of Reasoning section, Manhattan ...Sub Conclusion/Main Conclusion Weaken ?'sSo in reviewing the lessons on weakening I came across the one about the Olympics and it made me curious about attacking the support for the Sub Conc…
... or not it is more common that the correct ACs attack ...[Webinar] RC Mini Course in Three SessionsHey 7Sagers, I'm teaching a live RC webinar mini course! Seriously, it's going to be me but live. <b>What is it? </b> We'll start with RC th…
... have completed the Intro to Arguments, Grammar, and Main Point/Conclusion ...When to Use a Chart Versus Regular Grouping Game Set Up. PLEASE HELPI have a question about when to use the chart versus the regular grouping game set up. I’ve come up with a few indicators, please clarify the 3rd.…
... suppose to use an intuitive, common sense approach to anything, it ...*Breaking News - LSAC adds a new section type to the LSAT*Brace yourselves guys - we just got this email from the LSAC: "In addition to the Logical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension, and Analytical Reasoni…
... students ability to read evidence, arguments, and declarations and critically analyze ...My first post-curriculum PT with a twistSo, I finally finished the curriculum and bought the LSAC copies of almost every PT. My initial intentions were to write 36, as per the study schedul…
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My diagnostic from 11/19/2015 was 150/159 BR ... my copy was missing Q !19 so I'll treat it ...The "Should" Principle"Finding the conclusion" is as easy as riding a bicycle... and as hard, for struggling students. I have noticed that the word "should" is as help…
... . This routinely happens in moral arguments (we should obey the law ...Logic Game AlgorithmsSo I was watching a thing on Netflix about algorithms and, all of a sudden, the guy starts explaining what I think I recognize as the weird game from…
... games. I think some basic, common algorithms would make for a ...PT52.S1.Q25 - sociologist: widespread acceptance of the ideahttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-52-section-1-question-25/ From a common sense stand point, the necessary assumption makes sense. So beca…
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From a common sense stand point, the necessary ...Is it true LSAC hides easy questions towards the end of LR sections?So, I guess my question to the 7sage community is this: is there any merit in doing questions 1-10, then skipping to questions 20-25 before attacking…
... attacking the middle questions, 11-19? I have taken multiple practice ... easy questions because questions 11-19 have eaten up a lot ...Stop PTs in favor of LG drills?Since my first diagnostic I've done respectably on RC and LR pretty consistently, generally -0 to -4 (-2 most common result on LR, -1 most common on …
... -0 to -4 (-2 most common result on LR, -1 most ... common on RC). There's absolutely ...Do any LR questions have less than two terms which both appear twice?It seems to me that it is impossible to form a complete logical argument in which the key terms do not appear at least twice, and it also seems that …
... 't actually consist of logical arguments as such. If so, that ...[Spoiler Alert] LR Issues PT 69 - Section 4There were several questions in this section that seemed to provide answers that I could not seem to justify even after BRing, not sure if this type …
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The correct answer introduces ...PT20.S3.G2 - a university library budget committee"Diagramming on Gameboard: Two ‘not both’ Conditional Statements with Common Necessary Cond." Hi 7Sagers, In this game: https://7sage.com/lsat_…
... ‘not both’ Conditional Statements with Common Necessary Cond."
Hi ... two conditional statements with a common necessary condition interact with each ...Law school decision - Louisiana French lawHey everyone! Here's a question that's been on my mind for quite some time. I've long been contemplating the various school's I'm going to apply t…
... rest of the US are common law states, would staying and ...I believe one of the flaw drills is mis-categorized. Pls correct me if I'm wrong.I feel that this question categorizes more as a MoR, or MISC, than a Flaw/Descriptive. https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-35-section-4-quest…
... that summarized the attorney’s flawed “Reasoning”, not its actual flaw ...valid argumentsI am looking to find a place on 7sage (preferably a pdf document) that has all of the 9 valid argument forms written out. Is there a pdf of these? Th…
I am looking to find a place on 7sage (preferably a pdf document) that has all of the 9 valid argument forms written out. Is there a pdf of these? Thanks!An intuitive way to think about "Unless" "Until"?I'm curious if anyone has a good way to handle group 3 indicators "unless" or "until." In English these are often used to heavily imply an EXCLUSIVE …
... it is raining. In our common understanding of the above original ...My score steadily increased then started to decrease?I postponed my test until September instead of taking the June one so I have time to study. I steadily increased in my score for the first 9 or so pr…
... much worse then before. The arguments section I usually am amazing ...[Ended] Public Interest Careers & Resources with Sage Allison | Thurs 5/26 at 8pm ET<h1>Public Interest Careers & Resources with Sage Allison</h1> <h4>Thursday 5/26 at 8pm ET</h4> We're excited to announce that Sage Allison (HLS …
... announce that Sage Allison (HLS '19) will be hosting a special ...ok so I took my diagnostic...I am in a range that I was hoping for but I am clearly going to have a long road ahead of me but I am not discouraged I was really worried I would sc…
... ... I am hoping this was common for everyone on their diagnostic ...7Sagers, is there a single LR question that taught you the most? Come in and post!7Sagers, is there an example of a LR question that you have deconstructed front to back that really paid dividends for you? I’m not talking about m…
... what constitutes “implausible, superfluous…” by “common sense standards” when weighing the ...
