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PT 39.4.15 (Second LR section)Man, I got murdered on this PT (after completely destroying PT 38). I thought the RC and LR were nightmares on this PT. Anyway, I cannot figure out…
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Analog vs digital ClockHi all. What type of clock is in the actual testing centers? I feel like it's very different keeping track of time on an analog vs digital. Any tho…
Hi all. What type of clock is in the actual testing centers? I feel like it's very different keeping track of time on an analog vs digital. Any thoughts? -
Help Please! June 1997 #11 "Even though Apes"Ok so I would appreciate feedback on my thought process for this Nec. Assumption question. I chose B incorrectly and am trying f Conclusion: philo…
... that it can think philosophically by expressing philosophical thoughts through human ... on this gap of the argument; just because the ape hasn ... -
Most strongly supported vs Most helps to justifyHello all, Something I'm having a little difficulty with is differentiating "most strongly supported" vs "most helps to justify" questions. I …
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Prep Test 48 LR1 #20Researcher: We have found that some cases of high blood pressure can be treated effectively with medicine. Since it is generally accepted that any il…
... an assumption required by the researcher's argument?
< ... br /> D) Some conditions that are treated effectively by ... are effectively treated by medicines are also ... logic of the argument. I understand that ... to break the argument. How is it ... -
What's the point of the LSAT?Hey everyone, If you're anything like I was, when you're studying and you get frustrated, you might ask yourself... What's the point of this stupi…
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What's the difference between "All because..." and "Only because..."?In terms of necessary and sufficient conditions for the LSAT, I'm wondering what the difference is between "All because..." and "Only because...". Fo…
... out, the war was lost" vs. "Only because the nail fell ... you, the war was lost" vs. "Only because of you, the ... />
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Take Oct 2015 LSAT or take later?I’m trying to calm my nerves before my first LSAT which is coming up in less than 10 days. I’m scoring in the low 160s but I really would like to imp…
... 1-5 wrong), categorize my argument trouble areas and fix them ... likely will be 3.8 by the time I apply.
More PTs vs. Review PTs vs. Review Curriculum/Drill [pls help]Hello Everyone, I wanted to ask advice of any of the 7sagers here--I'd really, really appreciate it. I've been kind of lost amongst the different…
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Diagnostic was 149. By now after the curriculum I ...PT 70, S1, Q 23JY’s explanation was very helpful, but there’s one part of the question that’s been bugging me. We’re told in the premise that people who would b…
... “any bill that is opposed by influential people” and (C) has ... who would be adversely affected by the bill would oppose it ... the first part of the argument, but is it really valid ... it possible be adversely affected by a bill, but still support ...PT74.S1.Q17 - how the pigment known as han purple was synthesizedCan someone please help me understand why this is A. How does this strengthen the argument that Han purple was discovered by accident? http://7sage…
Can someone please help me understand why this is A. How does this strengthen the argument that Han purple was discovered by accident?
http://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-74-section-1-question-17/Need advice before I choose one of the 7Sage packagesHey LSAT preppers - I've been going through the free trial and I really am intrigued. I have a few questions before I decide to move forward: 1) I…
... if I'm not ready by then) and I am a ... would I do them timed vs un-timed) and how would ...valid argument formsIf one has learned all of the valid argument forms, does it make sense to learn the invalid forms? Of course, I could be incorrect, but it seems to b…
If one has learned all of the valid argument forms, does it make sense to learn the invalid forms? Of course, I could be incorrect, but it seems to be redundant to learn both. Please assist. Thank you.Old PTs vs New PTs?I just took the LSAT for the first time this past Saturday (10/3). I know I didn't do as well as I need to - or even as well as I was PTing leading u…
... the reliability of old PTs vs. newer? Of course, I'm ...PT19 S2 Q12Correct me if I am wrong in my explanation. *The kind of question this is:* Weaken *Paraphrased question:* CARL: Legally, researchers who p…
... to do with Debbie’s argument. Unalleviated pain after the operation ... because humans can be told by a doctor what pain they ...7Sage vs Trainer ScheduleHi Everyone! I just started studying for a retake next year (ughhh...) and had a quick question regarding the differences between the trainer and …
... begin the first real chapter by talking flaws. Whereas, with 7Sage ...Drill by type or by section?By today I finished 10 PTs. LSAT Analytics reads that my accuracy in Flaw is 40% ! I was planning to do section by section drilling but after seeing …
By today I finished 10 PTs. ... was planning to do section by section drilling but after seeing ...63.1.7 The cause of the epidemic...I can't grasp why B weakens this argument and C doesn't. The only scenario I can think of is if a symptom of a disease is required for that disease, …
... grasp why B weakens this argument and C doesn't. The ... itself says hiccups were experienced by "many", not all... If all ...52.3.13 Humanitarian considerations asideThis is another one that just baffles me. I don't understand how D is a necessary assumption. I also don't really understand how C is not correct. …
... reasons. Additionally, the argument is assuming that the ... , this would strengthen the argument (I think), but it ... fact, I think the argument weakly implies that specialized ... Foreign Production by domestic companies-Domestic Production by foreign companies. ...19.2.4 (Weaken Questions Problem Set 13)I don't see how D seriously undermines the hypothesis. How do we know anything about the death of diatoms? For this answer to work, you have to ass…
... assume that the sediment left by the death shells would be ... (just for the sake of argument, I understand that A is ...PT25 S4 Q10Correct me if I am wrong in my explanation. *The kind of question this is:* Weaken *Premise(s):* There are several unsuccessful immature wor…
... are several unsuccessful immature works by Renoir and Cezanne that should ... information does nothing to the argument.
*Answer D:* No ... that is irrelevant to the argument. The issue at hand is ...How to approach "most logically completes" LR questionsDoes anyone have a specific strategy for these? They seem to be cropping up more often, and I usually do it by gut instinct, which is fine with easy …
... , and I usually do it by gut instinct, which is fine ... you construct a bad/illogical argument? I don't know if ... want a solid, less flawed argument, or something that looks more ...54.2.22 The publicationsI don't see how D is incorrect. E is obviously correct, but how is D wrong? Professor V's book is getting people riled up over the origins of gla…
... traditional view is still accepted by the majority of historians. If ... .
Answer B: The argument isn't circular.
Answer D: Doesn't the argument do this? Isn't what ... definitely the flaw of the argument, but I can't figure ...54.2.9 Museum visitor: The nationalDuring the exam, A just seemed right, but during BR, I am having a ton of time justifying it. I'd also like some further analysis on answer C. Th…
... A: I was turned off by this due to the word ... does this actually wreck the argument?
Answer B: What ... , then this might strengthen the argument since it would suggest that ...21.2.24 (Method of Reasoning Questions Problem Set 10)Can someone explain how A is the correct answer? I got this question correct by POE, but during BR, I just can't figure out how A is explicitly corr…
... ? I got this question correct by POE, but during BR, I ... significant part that is controlled by one thing.
What ... A: This is it simply by POE. That’s really all ... />
Answer B: What single counterexample? What generalization is false?
Are these valid arguments, and how do I properly diagram them? (Please help)1. People with long legs make good runners. Everyone in Ashley's family has long legs. Therefore, Ashley would make a good runner. (I think it's a ba…
... it's a bad argument because just because Ashley ... (this felt like a bad argument to me)
by a wide variety of artists (This felt like a bad argument ... thought this was a good argument)
5. ... this was a bad argument, because I couldn't ...Hand Scoring Question...So I just finally reviewed PT 76 and discovered I missbubbled 4 answers in LR1 and had 2 other questions I didn't erase well enough. My score was wel…
... suppose to be the answer vs the one erased is that ... 2 that weren't registered by the scantron. Would that be ...57.2.2 Taxi driversI am just not seeing this one. I understand the gist of what answer B is saying, but I don't understand how the assumptions you need to make in the …
... . The decide their working hours by setting an income target, and ... A: Ya, I guess the argument supports this idea. The driver ...57.3.22 To win democraticAbsolutely clueless on this one. I've probably watched the video 5 times, and I just don't see how B weakens the argument that is in the passage. A…
... --->poor candidates supported by rich. As a result ... wrong. I think the argument does fail to address ... how this weakens the argument. I do think it ... 't the argument in the passage. The argument is that ... these two the same argument? In other words, ...
