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How representative of modern LSATs are tests like 70+?I'm noticing that the 70-75 mark, games are more easy in terms of logic games with barely any misc games, difficulty spikes in reading comprehension…
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How do you ace the really difficult LR questions?So I'm trying to improve on my LR and I usually have the most trouble with the most difficult LR questions (4 or 5 stars). A common question type her…
... . It is absolutely necessary to analyze the entire question, stimulus, correct answers ... approach to studying is much more effective in learning--rather than doing question after question ... 'd be happy to talk to you more about this approach if you ... -
How representative of modern LSATs are tests like 70+?I'm noticing that the 70-75 mark, games are more easy in terms of logic games with barely any misc games, difficulty spikes in reading comprehension…
... flaw question types. I'm guess these trends are indicative of what to ... concentrate on instead of putting more effort in parallel questions ... not indicative, because what is to say that all the other ... -
Parallel Method of Reasoning and Parallel Flaw LR TipsHi Everyone! I am working through the last few sections of the LR part of the course and have struggled with the Parallel Method of Reasoning and Par…
... front. You really have to understand the argument structure ... proceeds or what its flaw is (if it has ... you have the time, to translate all conditional language ... you need to translate during a question you'll ... crucial for success at parallel questions and many of ... -
PT2.S2.Q23 - NA QuestionHi guys, I've been using the negation test as I go through the answer choices. I've been able to pinpoint why E is correct and why most of the ot…
... degrees and "unsafe enough to cause asthma" is only ... harder/maybe impossible, logically, to counter AC E for ... the parallel flaw questions (from my view though not limited to parallel flaw). ... You asked a fantastic question and it ... -
146 —> 180 (Thank you 7sage!) Very tired Mom editionIf I can master this exam (while 7 months pregnant, working full-time, & parenting a toddler), you can too. Scored a 146 on a diagnostic back in …
... studying. I began to have a healthier approach to the exam when I ... a solid understanding of the question types/strategies for each section ... process, and our process and approach to the test are the only ... never felt like I was doing enough. Even when I started ... -
Tips for flaw questions?Hey all! I've been working really hard on LR and am seeing a lot of improvement so far, however one area that I am still having a lot of difficul…
... , when you look over your flaw questions especially (but really for ... AC is correct. Doing this will allow you to see what you ... are currently missing in this question type ... . Once you are able to do this ... -
Improvement Tips from my 7 Month LSAT JourneyHi everyone! I recently got back a 174 on the October LSAT and some people reached out with questions about study tips, so I thought I would type up …
... two questions about your approach to fool-proofing and completing ... LG by doing 2-3 sections per day. To clarify, ... would your fool proofing approach consist of say, PT ... weeks, if you're doing around 2 sections a ... for each question type and plan to complete 1- ... -
Improvement Tips from my 7 Month LSAT JourneyHi everyone! I recently got back a 174 on the October LSAT and some people reached out with questions about study tips, so I thought I would type up …
... have two questions about your approach to fool-proofing and completing the ... proof LG by doing 2-3 sections per day. To clarify, you ... few weeks, if you're doing around 2 sections a day ... be advisable?
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Improvement Tips from my 7 Month LSAT JourneyHi everyone! I recently got back a 174 on the October LSAT and some people reached out with questions about study tips, so I thought I would type up …
... have two questions about your approach to fool-proofing and completing the ... proof LG by doing 2-3 sections per day. To clarify, you ... few weeks, if you're doing around 2 sections a day ... ?
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Summarizing LR Question TypesHi, I was just wondering if anyone has created a list of the LR question types and what the anticipated correct answer/ anticipated wrong answer look…
Here's how I taxonomize question types for my students:
< ... we figure out ways to alter it):
--Flaw
--Strengthen
to be more formulaic):
--Parallel (Regular Parallel Method of Reasoning; Parallel Flaw)
ARC AC's -- Causal ArgumentsI seem to be confused on which questions types to expect Alternative-Reversal-Coincidence answer choices when dealing with a causal argument. Is thi…
... most useful way to approach logical reasoning. Rather, try to associate particular concepts ... />
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The question might ask us to resolve the discrepancy or ...Do you hunt for specific question types in LR?While keeping track of my errors in LR I notice I'm more prone to making errors in questions that I would typically get right (PSA, SA, PF, PR) when …
... skip the Parallel Reasoning/Parallel Flaw questions and come back to them if I ... 't have to get every single question right in order to get a ... 180 - so to me ... it's worth it to sacrifice a question or two if needed ...How do you typically approach an LR question?I'm really curious to know some of y'all's process. Mike Kim talks about prioritizing the right information, not necessarily ALL of the information i…
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*For parallel reasoning and parallel flaw: I do steps 1 ... necessary for sufficient, part to whole flaw, causation/correlation flaw, etc.) before reading ...Stuck in the mid-high 160s... help!Across all three sections, I find that the biggest cause of incorrect answers ends up being that I end up stuck between two options, and choose the w…
... which leads to errors. I find skipping the question and coming ... LR questions per day doing one question at a time and ... answer. This approach of immediate review allowed me to easily remember ... applied this same immediate feedback approach to RC and also noted ...Posting on Behalf of a 7Sage User: Struggling with retaining what I've learned. Any suggestions?<strong> [I am posting on behalf of a 7Sage user. Please feel free to leave your comments below. Thank you for your help!] </strong> My biggest ch…
... carefully and attempting to recount the question type before you ... at the question stem. When you read a flaw stimulus, ... ideally recognize a flaw BEFORE you get to the question stem. I ... bogged down in trying to remember the best approach to the question stem.155->175, offering free help for June test takersIt was in the last three weeks that I finally started hitting the 175+ mark consistently. I’m happy to talk to anyone about their unique situation an…
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LG: I tend to spend time verifying every answer ... Assumption, Parallel Flaw of Reasoning, Weakening, and Disagree. And tend to make, ... scoring unsteadily between -6 to -10 to now constantly scoring -4 ...I'm consistently scoring -12 or -13 in my LR sectionAfter going through all of the core curriculum, I'm still scoring -12 or -13 on LR. Does anyone have any recommendations?
... have question types that I will immediately flag & come back to (Parallel Flaw ...Moving to the 170s from the high 160s (Help me)Hi all, I have hit a score plateau recently. I am scoring 167-169 consistently with BR in the 170s (which I am glad about considering I started i…
... significant amount of time to answer. The bulk of ... more on knowing when to skip questions for RC ... of my time by doing the questions I know ... I may skip a parallel reasoning question (not necessarily because ... be time consuming). Adjusting to this format ensures I ...Different Flaw TypesWhat are some of the ways you learned to study the different flaw types? I've been trying flashcards but I'm not retaining any of it. Any advice?
... about knowing how to apply them. No LSAT question will say "List ... ). It seems you've been doing that. The second then is ... LSAT stimuli - you need to recognize what flaw is present.
flaw (and strengthen/weaken) questions will ...LR study scheduleHi I know MC and MP questions are fairly easy to tackle first. I am wondering what I should approach next. Does anyone have suggestions?
... conclusion. My recommendation is to start with MP,AP, ... the "replication" question types like parallel method and parallel flaw. principle and PSAa ... br /> I wouldn't want to tackle flaws first because all ... flaws are assumptions, and to strengthen or weaken an ...HelpI know strengths and weaknesses and the whole memo - but for drilling mode when I wanna practice various question types how many should I be doing ? …
... intuitively, is to drill until a question type seems easier ... approach or way of thinking that "works" for attacking the question ... type. Another way to measure progress and know when to ... of problems to drill before seeing how you're doing, however, ...August 2022 PT 140Im taking the August LSAT 2022 on August 13. The best score Ive gotten so far is a 140. Ive been studying for over a year. Will the curve help much? …
... systematic section and easiest to master in a short ... studying, probs the hardest section to improve. During timed RC, ... and flag the question. Its one thing to have trouble with ... parallel method and parallel flaw. MC, AP, MoR, when labelled correctly tend to ...TimingHi everyone! I've recently been doing lots of timed RC passages and notice that when I look at the time breakdown for the passage, I see the targe…
... with what you're doing. To answer your first question ("Is this what ... everyone is doing"): No, not ... to speed up your reading or take more of a "skim" approach ... . If not, however, keep doing what you're ...PT 82 RC QueryJust took PT82 and I've looked around on various forums regarding passage 3 'Judicial Candor' but I haven't seen much discussion on a certain issue w…
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To answer your first question, and after doing passage 4 of ... even my fundamental approach when presented with good reasons to do so ... answer choices. I think my approach from here on out, until ...Do you make/write notes during the LR section?Also, is the actual LSAT done like the program we use on 7sage when drilling/prep testing? Where we can highlight, underline, "X" out wrong answers, …
I write down question numbers I want to return to. Each number ... parallel reasoning and parallel flaw questions. It takes a long time to ... those categories sometimes just have to be diagrammed.
to the interface for the real ...At a brain stop in LRI originally started out LR by just drilling here and there and not paying too much attention to it until recently. I have been reading books, watchi…
... a single LR section and doing it untimed. See what ... read on how to approach those questions. Every question type requires a ... different approach and a different ... can be used to attack every single question. Also, take ...why can't i break into the 160'sI'm REALLY struggling from moving from a 159 to a 160. I've done drills, PT's and I hit a 158-159 and then drop down. I honestly can't understand why…
... questions you're missing (like question type), then perhaps revisit the ... core curriculum videos covering that question type and make some drills ... on that question type. Also, if you're not doing it yet ... . I've found 7Sage's approach to be useful, but also don ...November LSAT I need MAJOR helpHey guys, so this is my third time taking the lsat i took it last year in October bombed that cause my anxiety messed me up, and made a mistake a…
... ? Like, could you push back to January?
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& ... the issue lies in your approach to the sections, or anxiety, or ... don't mean to answer your question with questions, but to address your ... able to do all questions within the time frame. Yeah the flaw ...-8 on logical reasoning consistentlyI have been studying logical reasoning for quite some time now and consistently get -8 wrong. I have been drilling daily and reviewing the questions …
... for improvement with (1) your approach to each question; and (2) your skipping ... . Next having a consistent LR-question-type-strategy takes away the ... to be doing each time you see a question, and further, determining when to ...
