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RC advice neededHello, I would really appreciate some advice here, So My RC on old PTs (20s to 30s) were on average -3, I knew that old RCs are much easier but a…
... the hardest questions tend to be making inferences and most supported ... , but the ACs that are could be true but not supported by the ... AC (for inference Q) would be bad move right? or is ... -
RC advice neededHello, I would really appreciate some advice here, So My RC on old PTs (20s to 30s) were on average -3, I knew that old RCs are much easier but a…
... the hardest questions tend to be making inferences and most supported ... , but the ACs that are could be true but not supported by the ... AC (for inference Q) would be bad move right? or is ... everyone?
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PT19.S2.Q04 - scientists analyzing air bubblesThe last 3 words of the conclusion states "such as diatoms." Doesn't that only mean that some of the Antarctic algae COULD be diatoms? Or is that sta…
... or violate the argument if true (stating something in regards to ... were true it still wouldn't weaken the argument because there could be ... increase of Algae it still could be true and well it just doesn ... take it as true, if Diatoms die there will be shells left ... -
PT20.S1.Q14 - yolanda: gaining access to computers Why is the correct answer C? I did watch JY's video, but still not sure why B is wrong. Here's my reasoning: Yolanda’s conclusion: Joyriding is…
... by saying "that it **could**damage". Therefore he concludes saying ... Arjun is going from what could be true in one instance to what ... has only shown to be possible "could damage" in his premise ... unauthorized use of medical records could damage data systems on ... -
Descriptive premises with normative conclusions in sufficient assumption questionsIs it always the case that if an argument for a sufficient assumption question has descriptive premises with a normative conclusion (saying one shoul…
... be properly drawn in an argument that doesn't have premises ... whether or not descriptive premises alone could be so strong that ... from my perspective, those premises are so strong that they ... again, none of the premises specifically say anything prescriptive, ... -
PT2.S4.Q23 - an advertisement states:Im slightly confused by this question. It says that taking 'no headache pill stops pain more quickly' so why wouldn't the answer be B? Unless it is r…
... quickly than Jane's. This **could be** true because non-Danaxil (Jane's ... pill) could stop pain slower than Danaxil ... than Jane's. This **must be** true. That's why this is ... -
What Must be True, Could Be True, Cannot Be True - Conditional ReasoningHi! I have been working in the core curriculum for some time and there is something that I am not quite clear about conditional reasoning and its …
... ** A. I know this must be true.
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> But ... ? Is this a cannot be true or a could be true? Does this statement negate ... B then you must not be an A (only B's ... a B, you can't be an A.
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Patterns in MBT/MSS QuestionsHi 7sagers! What kinds of patterns have you seen emerge in MBT/MSS questions? For example, I personally have seen that for conditional - heavy st…
... weak MBT questions, or simply could be true questions that have support. After ... -
When to do POE in Logic GamesHi, I had a breakthrough in my scores in logic games by employing POE for CBT Qs and looking for MBT/CNBT and moving on once I find MBT/CNBT in MB…
... . For example, if its a could be true, I would more likely try ... and would most likely not be able to fit in a ... you as more likely to be the right answers. -
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MSS isn't so bad if you look at them as the right AC being a conclusion or a could be true AC. idk, I look at MSS questions as CBT questions that are a little strong but not as strong as MBT -
PT79.S1.Q20 - sociologist: television, telephones, and other electronic mediaSo for this one I was having a lot of trouble because I couldn't see how any of the answers could be true based off the stimulus. Can someone explain…
... the irrelevant information could be true without impeding ... could be true EXCEPT questions, a statement like "cats like to drink milk" could be true ... should approach could be true EXCEPT/must be false questions ... apply to could be true EXCEPT/must be false ... -
Approach on Must be false.Hello good afternoon everyone, I had a question on how are you suppose to approach Must be false question. I didn't see any lesson while looking thr…
... answer choices by considering what could be true. For example, if the ... case, such an answer choice could be true. The correct answer choice in ... must be false questions is one ... what must be false if the stimulus is 100% true. Idk if ... -
How do you make inferences in LG?Any advice would be appreciated.
... attempting to find what must be true, begin by looking at the ... , if you need a standard could be true inference, begin with the variables ... stuck in LG and would be forced to use this technique ... -
What questions to ask at a Law School Forum?I am attending the JD Law School Forum in Houston next month and wanted some advice on what questions were appropriate/inappropriate to ask. I'm …
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A more productive question could be: ask about their specialty programs ... interested in what you might be interested in their schools' ... offerings, so don't be scared to talk about your ... individualized answer than a question about GPA or LSAT. -
First Question of each Logic GameI just wanted to bring it to people's attention who may have not gotten to the later PTs, that for the first question of logic games (The one usually…
The other change in his method is that he now does all questions that add a premise first, and then returns to the "naked" must be true/could be true questions. -
Official December LSAT Discussion ThreadHey guys! Here's the official December LSAT Discussion Thread. <b>Please keep all discussions of the December 2017 LSAT here!</b> Here's some grou…
... block off what couldn't be first or last. Or connected ... MBT because I put the could be true answer and then finally went ... -
PT2.S2.Q11 - if the forest continues to disappearPT2.S2.Q11 LSAT 2 PREPTEST 2 Question 11 section 2 I don't get how this answer is "B." The question is asking "Which following statements are…
... " as could be true, and "inconsistent with" as cannot be true, it may be little easier ... . So find a scenario that could be true ... with biologist's statement, and cannot be true with politician ... -
PT73.S2.Q19 - a carved flint objectCould someone be so kind to explain why AC B is correct? I went with E, quite confidently at that. Any insight is greatly appreciated. Thanks in a…
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That is true. I think (B) doesn't ... . As you point out, it could be true that it somehow ended up ... it "symbolizes." It could symbolize anything and could still be used as a ... -
Complaint/Critique: Inconsistent LG approachesThere are some situations where JY takes a different approach to a rule for no ostensible reason other than the fact that the ordinary approach would…
... in and account for uncertainty (could be true elements) is much more difficult ... frames are not going to be all the way complete, so ... by which the test derives could be true questions from the moving parts ... -
Complaint/Critique: Inconsistent LG approachesThere are some situations where JY takes a different approach to a rule for no ostensible reason other than the fact that the ordinary approach would…
... in and account for uncertainty (could be true elements) is much more difficult ... frames are not going to be all the way complete, so ... by which the test derives could be true questions from the moving parts ... -
Complaint/Critique: Inconsistent LG approachesThere are some situations where JY takes a different approach to a rule for no ostensible reason other than the fact that the ordinary approach would…
... in and account for uncertainty (could be true elements) is much more difficult ... frames are not going to be all the way complete, so ... by which the test derives could be true questions from the moving parts ... -
PT28.S1.Q2 - If the economy weak, prices remain constant...I don't get why answer choices D could be true. Are you not supposed to consider the contrapositives of the answer choices or of what's in the stimul…
... ) of "D" /EW --> PC could be true, it doesn't contradict one ... -
PT28.S1.Q2 - If the economy weak, prices remain constant...I don't get why answer choices D could be true. Are you not supposed to consider the contrapositives of the answer choices or of what's in the stimul…
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True, if econ is weak, then ... PC, we need to be told PC, but we ... of ID would be incorrect. PC is a true floater in ... anything they say about PC could be true.
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PT28.S1.Q2 - If the economy weak, prices remain constant...I don't get why answer choices D could be true. Are you not supposed to consider the contrapositives of the answer choices or of what's in the stimul…
... anything they say about PC could be true.
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> ... or "PC constant", the latter could be true.
(1) ... survive. (This seems like a COULD be true.)
The issue ... (3) seems like a could be true suggests that there IS a ... -
PT28.S1.Q2 - If the economy weak, prices remain constant...I don't get why answer choices D could be true. Are you not supposed to consider the contrapositives of the answer choices or of what's in the stimul…
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Yes, it could be true that something that's not ... some milk could be true. However, it's not true if we ...
Yes, it could be true that if we say there ... A is true, B is true.
It could be true that **sometimes ... -
PT28.S1.Q2 - If the economy weak, prices remain constant...I don't get why answer choices D could be true. Are you not supposed to consider the contrapositives of the answer choices or of what's in the stimul…
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> Yes, it could be true that something that's not ... C some milk could be true. However, it's not true if we ... >
> Yes, it could be true that if we say there ... A is true, B is true.
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PT28.S1.Q2 - If the economy weak, prices remain constant...I don't get why answer choices D could be true. Are you not supposed to consider the contrapositives of the answer choices or of what's in the stimul…
... A --> B, **therefore** it could be true that A --> B.
could be pointing to the LSAT. But ... the LSAT 24/7 forever," could it be true that Happy --> LSAT ... from Happy --> LSAT, it could be true that happy --> LSAT.
Going Local First on Logic GamesHow have those who have gone for local questions first in Logic Games found that strategy? I am about to try it out, however, I feel like the act of…
Sometimes you can use the boards/splits for could be true questions to help answer must be true questions and vice versa. Is this what you mean?Going Local First on Logic GamesHow have those who have gone for local questions first in Logic Games found that strategy? I am about to try it out, however, I feel like the act of…
I like the could be true -> must be true approach. Still, that may not be as useful as doing a bunch of games linearly and figuring out what you need to drill to make it so that you can more or less easily burn straight through your LG sections.Example of this flawCould somebody explain and provide me with an example of the flaw described below? " Something that is merely a matter of opinion is treated as if…
... if it's empirically true. It could be true but we are not provided ...
