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Reviewing RC QuestionsHi folks! We all know the importance of taking and <a href="http://7sage.com/lesson/the-blind-review-towards-a-higher-lsat-score/">reviewing</a> …
... minimize the amount of pre-question notations I make.
could be something as simple as " ... passage analysis and one question breakdown looks like this ... + claim + evidence
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Coming to a realization.... need validation.Hi All: I've come to a realization that I am just simply not ready for the June LSAT. I'm still going to try my best, walk in there, and see what …
... t really be able to realize your true potential for ... enough score I could still be accepted in place ... able to master each question type individually. And see ... the same category of question would be presented.
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PT 32, October 2000, Section 1, Question 12, Weaken QuestionI was struggling with the correct answer (B) and (E). Obviously, (B) is correct, because it points out the assumption that the route that polar bear …
... much. Of course, there could be some correct answers with OFTEN ... fact, in this particular question, an OFTEN doesn't really ... upon the evidence. It could still be that the polar bears ... true, how would this evidence be relevant? B does exactly what the question ... -
I just can't find the flawHello All, I finished 7Sage's curriculum and now working on The Trainer. I see how they complement each other. I have an essential question and ve…
... of premises. You can use this technique for all the question types ... failed to consider that Louis could be carrying a cup of water ... think of other scenarios where premises would not justify the conclusion ... -
Necessary AssumptionsSomeone please help, I still do not know how to do these question types. I have reviewed the curriculum many times, but it is still not sticking. A…
... of necessary assumptions that must be true for an argument to ... the question above it is absolutely necessary that D be true for ... s no chance that Trump could be the candidate. But there are ... more necessary assumptions that must be true for this argument! For ... -
PT30.S2.Q20 - justified public fundinghttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-30-section-2-question-20/ Hello guys, this MBT question actually comes from the MBT course video. Most peopl…
The key to this question is really the last sentence, ... of what must be true for the project to be justified), "then there ... about what must be true for a project to be justified. They initially ... is justified only if benefits could be shown, so if we now ... -
PT28.S1.Q10 - it is a principle of economicshttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-28-section-1-question-10/ I don't understand how this is not A?
... actually my favorite type of question because it is so ... experiences growth then it must be true that there is consumer ... it must be true that CCBS. Alternatively, by the contrapositive we could prove ... of /CCSB, there it must be true that /EEG.
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Diagramming Conditionals without indicator wordsSo I'm two months into studying for the Oct. LSAT and am working on improving my accuracy regarding necessary assumption questions. I encountered 2 p…
This is a question that you actually ... is a sufficient assumption question, not a NA, so ... variables consistent throughout the premises; this is actually key ... /DMU
"To be successful, a software cannot require ... is successful, it must be true that it does not ... -
PT43.S3.Q21 - each of the many people who participatedhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-43-section-3-question-21/ I am not sure if this is the right place to post question. But the video explan…
... above. The right must be true inference would be some who got a ... the correct answer. My question would then be how do you know ... was in?
Also could you explain your abbrevations below ... -
PT19.S2.Q23 - a museum director, in order to financehttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-19-section-2-question-23/ Can anyone kindly analyze this argument for me?
... them.
Tackling this question, you should ask yourself, what ... However, does this have to be true? Does price necessarily dictate quality ... prices of the art to be doubled, leaving it's ... that the museum got) that could, in the given situation, ... -
PT58 S1 Q24I chose D but the answer is E. I still don't understand why D is wrong. If the bear population in areas of the Abbimac Valley outside the Kiffer For…
... that might be true -As long as they are new (additional) people moving ... was doubling. If that is true then the only logical conclusion ... water stays the same. This question is tricky mostly because it ... -
Conditional Answer Choices for STRENGTHEN/WEAKENHi thanks in advance if anyone can help. How should I deal with conditional answer choices in strengthen and weaken questions. Does it matter if the …
... hypothetical situation. A hypothetical could weaken an argument because ... to consider. A hypothetical could strengthen an argument if ... questions or necessary with Must Be True questions.
Ok ... I’ve answered your essential question: there’s no need ... -
PT1.S3.Q7 - game ducks at a western lakeHello, I don't understand why A is the correct answer. I chose C. Could someone please explain why the right answer is right and the wrong answers…
... , which is not necessarily true. There could be 100 ducks in the eastern ... in order to answer this question. -
Will the LSAT ever mention multiple flaws that could be true?Hello, Would the LSAT ever use the same flaw type that has subcategories in the same question? For example, would it ever have multiple answer choic…
... than one AC and it could be the case that one ... that something that is true of an individual in ... a group is true of the group as ... something that is true of a group is true of each ... individual within that group". Does that answer your question ... -
Difference in degree in answer choice should be compatible with stim: 38 LR2 #25Stim says: European music is sophisticated because it's intelligible The choice D says: unintelligibility and "most" sophisticated music is correl…
... /lsat_explanations/lsat-38-section-4-question-25/
@lschoolgo This ... is a must be false...so, POE the "could be trues" and you ... but honestly I think a true contradiction is hard to argue ... like a contradiction sure. We could use some further analysis... @ ... -
PT.76.S4.Q25 - bird and reptile species hissingThis question went completely over my head and I still don't understand why the correct answer is (C) for all the tea in China. If someone could plea…
... be helpful in answering (this is why there is an "if true ... " in the question stem).
You may not be able ... say, "yes this could be an answer to initial question; this answer indicates ... -
PT3.S2.Q04 - a work of architectureI'm having a hard time understanding how this answer choice follows logically from the premises.
... that this is a must be true inference question, and so you the ... line with how an inference question is done. The way that ... with how a sufficient assumption question is done, where you supply ... unobtrusive is added to the premises to justify the conclusion that ... -
Going from little time to too much time!Hey guys, I am planning for the June test and just started the Ultimate course. I moved back home to dedicate full time to the LSAT and have almo…
... was the worst thing I could have done. When I ... some of the different LR question types fit together? Can ... where on that lesson I could explain it to someone ... with Validity & Must Be True it took me 7 hours ... are wrong and orally be able to explain why ... -
Narrowed down my weaknessHello everyone, I have narrowed down my weakness in LR section to Flaw, PFlaw and SA questions. Mostly getting these questions wrong. I was wondering…
... conclusion when inserted between the premises and the conclusion. You ... might want to bracket the premises, bracket the conclusion (in ... answer) then C (conclusion) must be true.
Example. Birds have ... question (but they do a good job hiding the premises ... -
PT74.S1.Q24 - any driver involved in an accidentSomeone please help... https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-74-section-1-question-24/
... I got the right question - the one with ... report the accident. What can be inferred?
... c. doesn't have to be true. There are ways (above) ... the accident, but the premises don't support this. ... /> Edited to add: the premises are an example of an ... -
Demorgan Law: HelpJust some Confusion on statement with both "and" and "or" in the stimulus. For example how would I draw a conditional statement with a stimulus like …
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How can it be true that P or Q? Well ... true that 'P or Q'. If that's so, then how could ... it be false? If either one is true, ...
In response to your question:
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PT59.S2.Q21 - essayist: when the first prehistorichttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-59-section-2-question-21 Struggling so hard with why C is right and E is wrong. I didn't like either answer…
Tough weaken question; I had to ... virulent? What if they could only give the animals ... Can't the microorganism theory be extremely implausible, too? ... Maybe even with this additional piece of evidence, hunting ... the humans arrived. It could be the case that one ... -
Failing Sufficient and NecessaryHi folks, I'm currently on the section of our syllabus that requires us to draw valid conclusions. I can't seem to figure out why/when to fail su…
In a LR question, the fact pattern might give ... question stem might tell you R is in, so what must be true ... example, you are given two premises:
1.) A relationship: Y ... trigger anything because there might be other ways B can trigger ... -
PT13.S4.Q14 - some of the world's most beautiful catsDear 7sage community, Could someone please explain to me why answer E is correct? I can justify eliminating answers A,B,C,D, but not picking E. Mos…
... question asks us "each of the following must also be true ... on the basis of them EXCEPT"; the correct answer could just be ... stimulus. Answer E could actually be a true statement, but we ... have to be true.
It could actually be the case ... -
Strengthen/Weaken Q-typeI have a question regarding strengthen and weaken questions: If I am stuck between two AC's, could I simply try to put both of them into the argument…
... and really made this question more understandable. You are ... now. AC C might be a weird sort of ... a true statement. Now that makes senses. Sure, it could be completely ... C. Seeing the 'if true' part of the stem ... word 'best' it might be a little bit better ... -
Is outside Knowledge helpful for LR?Recently I took some LR sections from PT 18-35 and notice I could predict the answer for some type of questions specially resolve the paradox questio…
... .sanford and @stepharizona said, it could be a double edged sword. On ... because you know it to be true - even though the answer you ... chose, although true, does not answer the question posited on the ... . Just don't let it be the reason you missed a question. -
Answer choices with the word "SOME" for weakening questionsI am currently working on the weakening questions of this course. I ran into a lot of situation where the ACs have the word "SOME" in them. Sometimes…
... tight as a true LSAT question/answers would be, as I'm ... arthritis were found to be twice as likely than ... people without it to be infected with bacteria Staphylococcus ... that the cause-effect relationship could be reversed. Maybe rheumatoid arthritis ... -
PT28.S1.Q09 - political commentators see recent policieshttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-28-section-1-question-09/ If this question were a Must Be True type and an answer choice said “Most peopl…
... wouldn't necessarily be true because we don ... poll is assumed to be representative (with a ... one of appeasement” would be reasonably supported, so ... understand the question you're asking, so could you ... key assumptions that someone could attack. First, and ... -
PT70.S1.Q21 - consumer magazine: because front-loading washersThis is a Necessary Assumption question. Could someone explain how Answer B is incorrect and Answer D is correct? Answer B speaks to the gap (Det…
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ac-B doesn't have to be true ... because the detergent specially made for front loaders could very ... really clean. This MUST be true for the conclusion to hold ... IS still possible that clothes could get really clean.) This ... -
Extreme wordsThankfully, things are starting to click in regards to logical reasoning... I have a long uphill battle but for the most part I am starting to get so…
... /> Yes, it is true that the LSAT writers will ... question or answer choice with extreme wording, the LSAC could ... /> You do want to be careful going in with that ... be true questions - note: that doesn't mean every MBT question ... for and you'll be fine. For example, ...
