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I need at least a 160 or moreHello, I do not know of anyone else taking the lsat so i am just posting my concerns here ;) I took my 1st lsat on Feb of last year got a 141. (h…
... everyone (that'd be a flaw, right?), but for me it ... question, thoroughly reviewing all misses to the point of overkill, and then doing ... I got the question wrong, I write a parallel argument and answer ... -
not enough timeHas anyone taken the LSAT without finishing the course? How did that go? I don't think I'm going to have time to finish, but I would like to.
... I did several PTs (36 to 41) before I finished ... was so tempted. And doing that only made me realize ... was. So I guess doing some PTs (only early ... particular type of questions (parallel flaw etc) and don't ... the rest, move on to next question type, and go back ... -
BR methodHi, I have a question about the method. I'm not sure whether I'm doing it correctly... I was doing review bfr checking the correct answers, but now…
... the correct answers, but now doing aft checking answers.
... made a very apt analogy to doing this in his lesson on ... to do the reasoning explanation part again after solving the question ... at parallel flaw questions. As soon as I ran into a question where ... -
Ultimate to Ultimate+ upgradeHi, So I have decided to withdraw from the Septermber test and take it in December. I am averaging at around 165 need to push it to a 170 plus. Wo…
... flaw questions (what I usually do is do the corresponding LR question ...
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PT73.S2.Q15 - marketing consultant: last year I predictedHello, I have a question about these two choices 1. the argument takes for granted that the higher sales of established products are due to effecti…
... D and saying that the flaw in the argument "takes for ... be the most effective approach to answering this question mainly because the argument ... stated in conditional language---doing so on this question will use up ... -
Stuck in the 60s..Hi, i'm hoping to get some advice from 7sagers who may have once been in my shoes. Some brief background: My diagnostic was a 164. The 7sage curri…
... you're -0 to -3 on RC, keep doing what you're ... doing!
For ... a flaw question, for example, and you recognize the flaw, you need to adjust ... how you approach the answer ... -
Any Advice For a Final Stretch?Hi 7sagers I'm writing this Dec and possibly Feb from how things have been shaped. I need some advice from those who have overcome similar proble…
... you waste on a question youre likely to get wrong takes ... skip the parallel reasoning (the really long questions) to the very ... time to read an understand.
by doing those ... really benefit from optimizing your approach to your skillset. hope it ... -
increasing speed and improving fundamentals -HelpSo I have gone through the entire course and I would say it has helped greatly, before when I would do a LR section I would be getting 14-15 right un…
... have also realized that flaw, parallel and Resolve reconcile explain ... I have reviewed the flaw, causation and parallel sections on 7sage. ... If you are struggling on flaw question types, you are likely ... than if you were to be doing the problem fresh. Always ... -
Complacency killsIn the military we used this saying all the time, "Complacency kills". I just learned today that this saying is just as apt to the LSAT as it was in …
... decided I needed a new approach to LR. -5/-7 per ... doing. Somewhere during my training for the LSAT my mind merged Flaw ... I would approach a Method of Reasoning question trying to identify the flaw. While ... question types from each other because I've been doing ... -
Identify the answer before looking at answer choices?Should we identify the answer before looking at the answer choices?
... helpful with gaining an intuitive approach to Flaw questions. If not, no ... answer you chose wrong. In doing so, you can identify the ... you do this with every question you get wrong during your ... attitude towards question types I struggle with. I approach them as ... -
Month left and me and Flaw questions still don't get along...So about a month out from the September test and I'm feeling....okay. There is one kind of questions that really bothers me though. Flaw. People alwa…
... seeing the flaw in your stimulus you want to skip that question. Time ... away and a second read can make the flaw ... slow if you are only doing this for 1 at most ... at flaw questions in general you want to practice making your own parallel ... -
Method for tackling LRSo I've compiled a very thorough list of all of the LR problems that I've missed or struggled mightily with on previous PTs, and have gone over them …
... in the future try to draw parallel argument and make sure ... That means what is the flaw of the argument, how you ... answer choice will need to have to sufficiently guarantee that conclusion ... on that question. Also, doing this on your own parallel argument puts ... -
Small things to improve your score?What are some simple/fundamental stuff that someone can work on to improve their chances of getting a good score (or a better one than usual)? I've b…
... notecards with how to approach every question type. I tried to write as little ... when approaching each type of question.
Another strategy was ... I was able to get better at parallel MOR and Parallel flaw questions, as ... -
Outlier score and help with LR/RC!Hello all, After finishing the CC and attempting about 5-6 PTs , I noticed I was still hovering around 158-160 so I revisited the CC and that sam…
... question types you are asking about it might help to ... doing what the AC said.
With parallel Flaw ... questions sometimes it helps to focus on the ... to gain some traction on this type of question. ... -
Outlier score and help with LR/RC!Hello all, After finishing the CC and attempting about 5-6 PTs , I noticed I was still hovering around 158-160 so I revisited the CC and that sam…
... or 5 difficulty questions (usually flaw or parallel flaw). Also, I've noticed ... ready. Second, learn to embrace your weaknesses. Each question you get wrong ... of those concepts is essential to doing well on LR.
Outlier score and help with LR/RC!Hello all, After finishing the CC and attempting about 5-6 PTs , I noticed I was still hovering around 158-160 so I revisited the CC and that sam…
... drilled question types I got wrong, relentlessly - Parallel questions used to get me ... up your timing as well. Doing this took from from -8 ... success rate with parallel flaw questions will follow. Best to luck! You can ...Outlier score and help with LR/RC!Hello all, After finishing the CC and attempting about 5-6 PTs , I noticed I was still hovering around 158-160 so I revisited the CC and that sam…
... selectively doing the question types from older LSATs, is there another way to ... go about this?
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> Flaw questions ... two tough flaw questions that I can narrow down to 2- ... some might disagree with my approach. To note, I make no ...How to tackle LR weak points?Hey everyone! I've realized that I'm consistently failing the Necessary Assumption, MSS and Flaw/Weakening Questions (Among the most frequent ques…
... you want to understand the flaw and draw a parallel argument so ... , in that you want to just understand what the sentences ... before doing the drills.
> Also, Parallel reasoning and flaw ... stimulus I would do that question. If you do not ...Time LR Drills?Hi everyone, I'm about to go through the LR Drill packs, but before I do, I have a question about how to use them most effectively. If I'm dril…
... you should do the flaw questions untimed to begin with, especially if ... ). While doing it untimed, just really focus on the correct approach to the question ... after you begin to feel more comfortable with the question type(s ...So, the digital test is coming? (LSAT field test)One of my friends would participate in coming May. It's called "Digital LSAT Pilot Test".
... to write out conditionals for LR because I was focused on doing ... it mentally, and I'd have preferred to write ... have preferred to write on the question when dealing with flaw/parallel reasoning, but ...Timed Preptest 148 BR 167-170, how do I proceed now?Hey guys, I recently finished the core curriculum and began doing preptests. On my last two (PT 39 and PT 42) I got a 148, but in the BR i got a 1…
... was before:
- When doing the section timed, make sure ... because it reveals the core flaw of the argument in the ... the approach to LR that 7sage recommends:
1) Read the question stem ... by this point, circle the question, put in a default answer ...MY FIRST -1 IN LR ! *TEARS*I’m framing this shit, omg. I’ve been studying since April and COULD NOT for the life of me get LR to anything below -6. I cried. I cancelled exams. …
... ’t. I’m use to doing well in school, and ... the premise, then the flaw. I constantly try and ... analyze questions (SA/NA/Flaw/Weaken/Strengthen). After I ... , and rush off to the next question to save time. That’ ... is how you would approach an argument. In most ...MY FIRST -1 IN LR ! *TEARS*I’m framing this shit, omg. I’ve been studying since April and COULD NOT for the life of me get LR to anything below -6. I cried. I cancelled exams. …
... ’t. I’m use to doing well in school, and ... the premise, then the flaw. I constantly try and ... analyze questions (SA/NA/Flaw/Weaken/Strengthen). After I ... , and rush off to the next question to save time. That’ ... is how you would approach an argument. In most ...Parallel Flawed Method of Reasoning HelpHi- Cannot seem to grasp this question type. Any study advice or help?
... to like my answer much, but with Flaw question types (both regular and parallel ... just get really use to seeing what the flaw is right away ... be able to either pick it, or find the argument doing the ... that can help is to keep the question:
“Does ...LR Study tipsHey Everyone. So I've particularly been having trouble increasing my score for LR. I'm getting -10 to -13 and I feel really hopeless. Can someone per…
... trying to find the right answer. I'm having trouble with Flaw ... but perhaps telling you my approach to these questions can help you ... is that you are doing a NA question. There aren't any ... you would in a flaw or strengthen/weaken question. The most important ...Timed Problem Sets and DrillsI apologize if this has already been answered but I could really use some clarification. I have searched through the forums many times and cannot see…
... , you want to be aiming to complete each LR question between :30 ... e.g., parallel reasoning, you may need closer to 1:45 seconds ... a 155 is probably going to approach questions much differently than someone ... went a long time without doing any challenging ones and ...Is the CC considered to include "problem sets"?When folks on this forum reference their progress through the CC, does this generally include the full range of problem sets" I ask because my me…
... depends on how I'm doing / where I know my ... other one). If I'm doing well (all correct) AND ... . If I'm not doing well, missing more than ... all of the parallel flaw problems sets due to the amount of ... to complete them. I also know this is a particular question ...123456
... , parallel reasoning or parallel flaw, and MBT. I will definitely try drilling the question ... sections I've strictly been doing LR and LG, and have ... material such as the Economist to prep, but have only done ...123456
... , parallel reasoning or parallel flaw, and MBT. I will definitely try drilling the question ... sections I've strictly been doing LR and LG, and have ... referential language? You want to get to the point where you are ...123456
... , parallel reasoning or parallel flaw, and MBT. I will definitely try drilling the question ... sections I've strictly been doing LR and LG, and have ... referential language? You want to get to the point where you are ...
