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When to be wary of conditional statements in ACs?Hi guys, This is something I've sort of noticed with BR'ing a lot of logical reasoning - it seems that depending on the question type, an answer c…
... assumption that would make the argument fall apart - and that usually ... we know it affects the argument?
So I guess ... strong enough to weaken the argument.)
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Op-Ed about Harry Potter in the Times!7Sagers, I have an op-ed in the *New York Times* about Harry Potter today! Notice the call-out of an assumption in an argument I'm trying to take …
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PT June 2007.S2.Q22 - editorialist: news mediaSharing this because while eliminating AC E, I was forced to question the difference between causation and sufficiency as well as the danger of using…
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PT29.S1.Q19 - arbitrator: the shipping managerHi guys! I wanted some insight into why A qualifies as a right answer for this question. The argument is saying that the manager should be blamed/…
... this question.
The argument is saying that the manager ... , "a principle that underlies the argument," is that a manager should ... -
[ENDED] Free LR Tutoring, July 9th ESTHey Everyone, As promised I am starting the free LR tutoring. The first session will be on July 9th at 3 pm (eastern time). The goal of thes…
... week. A cookie cutter argument is an argument that logically repeats on ... more than one cookie cutter argument in the stimulus. But the ... -
PT61.S2.Q24 - historian: it is unlikely that someoneHey everyone, So question 24 in section 2 of Prep Test 61. This question I've been trying to grapple with for 3 days (seriously). I understand h…
... /> Stem: The conclusion of the argument is properly drawn if which ... get full connection in this argument to get the answer as ... that bothers me about this argument is the "unlikely" at the ... -
PT79.S4.Q19 - archaeologist: neanderthals, a human-like speciesSo this is a weakening question. I was torn between two answers during the test, and switched from the right answer to the wrong answer. I see wh…
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PT32.S4.Q19 - editorial: medical schools spendHello, 7Sagers! I'm a bit puzzled with this NA question and wanted to get your input on the matter. This question states that medical schools a…
... being taught thoroughly, the argument falls apart because they're ... answer, but still leaving the argument perfectly in tact.)
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If the argument can easily be correct without ... necessary assumption for the argument? The argument can be just fine ... -
Free LR Tutoring [Sunday, July 16th, 3 PM, (EST)]Hey Everyone, It was great seeing all of you who were there yesterday. It was an absolute pleasure. Thank you :). I hope going over condition…
... be going over the causation argument type.
The session ... much you know about causation argument type before hand.
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When will the "old" tests not be *AS* worth doing?I've often contemplated and discussed this with many on this forum and others like it. We now are going to have over 85 PTs available to prep fro…
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Book recommendation for increasing focus, motivation, and productivity while studyingI just finished reading _Smarter Better Faster_ by Charles Duhigg and found it to be very useful for finding ways to increase focus, motivation, and…
suggestions for difficult science passages?So one of my biggest areas of weakness is hard science passages in RC. I've been trying to read Scientific America a bit more, and I realize some o…
... on the structure of the argument, but I still feel it ...PT36.S1.Q20 - editorialist: to ensure justice in the legal systemHey Everyone, So I'm currently drilling NA question types through the Cambridge packet things. I'm looking at question 20 in section 1 of PT 36, a…
... be sufficient to make the argument true.
Core:
argument is because P1 never states ... in the legal system? The argument requires it to be necessary ...PT33.S1.Q12 - a nationwide poll of studentsHere's the link to JY's explanation in the Core Curriculum: https://7sage.com/lesson/budget-for-counseling-programs-flaw-question/ ^^Could someone…
... that the flaw in the argument was that the conclusion is ...Focus AdviceSo after I'm done drilling I go through every question and I write down what went wrong. My list includes: did not see the definition presented in ar…
... see the definition presented in argument clearly, did not focus clearly ...June 2017 - Watching yourself on the treadmillThe correct answer on this question doesn't make sense to me. The main conclusion of the argument is very narrow, and the answer goes outside the sco…
... . The main conclusion of the argument is very narrow, and the ... outside the scope of the argument in order to weaken it ..."assumes" vs. "takes for granted"?Some LR questions have answer choices that say that an argument "assumes without providing justification that (xyz)", and some say that an argument "…
... choices that say that an argument "assumes without providing justification that ... )", and some say that an argument "takes (xyz) for granted". Do ...PT36.S3.Q26 - before 1986 physicistsMy question here stems from the situation presented in PT36.S3.Q26 (https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-36-section-3-question-26/) It seems t…
... factor that would harm an argument if otherwise true, you are ...When doing Parallel flaw...Do you focus on finding the flaw in the argument and then matching that to an AC? Like any other flaw q, just instead of naming it you find another e…
... finding the flaw in the argument and then matching that to ... do you focus on the argument structure?
Thr biggest time ...Parallel Flaw and Parallel Reasoning questionsHey everyone, My LSAT analytics are showing me that my Parallel Flaw and Parallel Reasoning questions are of the highest priority. I've made some…
... with the most similar flaw. Argument structure is not SO much ... as a whole. Is the argument moving from relative evidence to ... understand the parts of the argument and how they relate (structure ... the way in which the argument moves from premises to conclusion ...PT21.S2.Q19 - spectroscopic analysis has revealed - super hard NA q.Hello, This is an NA question that I have been trying to grasp. It's REALLY hard. I will explain how I can justify the to myself and I would be…
... than methane, which wrecks the argument. This seems to be an ... . It's useless to the argument. Natm --> Nps ; /Nps --> ...Conditional ReasoningHI everyone, I have been struggling to correctly answer sample logical reasoning/weakening the argument type questions. Unfortunately, I am repea…
... sample logical reasoning/weakening the argument type questions. Unfortunately, I am ... to logical reasoning/weakening the argument type questions.Thoughts on how to tackle PTs...Hi everyone, I'm not sure if anyone has encountered the situation I am in but I'm sure you all will have some helpful input regardless! My cold d…
... prior to the test so accounting for the test day nerves ...Mistakes by LR Question typeHope this helps others: #1. **Weakening (Except)** ○ I assumed that the correct answer choice (which would need to be the one that did not…
... be one that strengthened the argument. In reality,
... the opposing argument. Just because an argument is true ... merely needs to make the argument irrelevant.
#5 ... elements of the stimulus' flawed argument including modifiers such
Strengthening questions - how often do they actually add premises?Hi guys! General question about strengthening questions. I know from reviewing the core curriculum that, in theory, you can strengthen an argument on…
Question on Common Valid Argument FormsIn one of the lessons, JY states: "Some dogs are cute. All cute things are loveable. Therefore, some dogs are lovable". My question is, why is…
In one of the lessons, JY states:
"Some dogs are cute. All cute things are loveable.
Therefore, some dogs are lovable".
My question is, why is it not, "Therefore, ALL dogs are loveable"?Question on validity of arguementsIf the conclusion does not HAVE to be true, then the argument is invalid?
If the conclusion does not HAVE to be true, then the argument is invalid?How to approach a really long MBT/MSS stimulihi guys, so when you have a SUPER long inference Q, how do you approach such questions? I know that for argument type questions, we MUST understa…
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I know that for argument type questions, we MUST understand ...PT3.S2.Q25 - the public in the united statesI can't see why E is a better AC that D. Any thoughts? Flaw Argument Summary: Context: The presence of X has conditioned the US to support a …
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Flaw
Argument Summary:
Context: The presence ... it does do this. The argument concludes /Z, but provides no ... support for that in the argument.
E) Yes it ...
