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PT11.S2.Q06 - cigarette advertisementsI think this question really gets at the subtly of the "support" role we have to play to make the relationship P -> C more relevant. I oscillated…
... that "most supports" the argument from these two choices. I ... should go forth strengthening that argument given the available choices. ... am not emphasizing the correct part of the problem.
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Few questions on LR...I’ve always wondered how people approach the LR section. Do you read the question stem first or stimulus? After that, how do you approach the questio…
... Do you read the question stem first or stimulus? ... how do you approach the question - finding conclusion and the ... being able to locate the argument core (support + conclusion) ... lessons on Valid/Invalid argument have also been instrumental ... -prep-for-lsat-part-1/ -
Few questions on LR...I’ve always wondered how people approach the LR section. Do you read the question stem first or stimulus? After that, how do you approach the questio…
... how do you approach the question - finding conclusion and the support ... being able to locate the argument core (support + conclusion) and ... s lessons on Valid/Invalid argument have also been instrumental ... -to-correctly-prep-for-lsat-part-1/
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PT35.S4.Q20 - a skeleton of a north american mastodonI just can't even understand what this question is saying, let alone understand the logic underneath it. Can someone shed some light as to what makes…
... up for the conclusion. The question's made a quite a ... came from **a more distant part** of Eurasia
**Premise ...
**Hole in the Argument**: The implication of Premise 2 ... mean that the mastodon in question was killed by a Eurasian ... -
Blind Review of Sept 2017 LSAT...I took the September 2017 LSAT and didn’t do as well as I wanted. I just did a blind review and did slightly better, but I tracked my incorrect answe…
... the argument. A main point question will have several answers that cover part ... 's crucial to leave the question with an understanding of the ... -
understanding the sticky spots in RC (and letting urself do so)In almost every reading passage I've done, there's always ONE paragraph that gets complex and it requires me to take some extra time to re-read and u…
... or sentences leading to the part that tripped you up.
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As for low ... it's role in the argument? Then, if questions go into ... -
Pressure from other people to rush to take exam when you need longer to prepareWhat are some tactful responses you have given to friends and family about this? Thanks!
... it. Interestingly the same "argument" could be made about ... source of an argument you should evaluate the argument.
After all we have an empirical question. ... sooner. Now the first part depends on what package you ... -
Having trouble understanding wordy LR questionsI have been struggling with mainly questions where the conclusion is hard to understand. I have tried to drill down different LR question types but I…
... complex grammar is a major part of this test. There are ... out explanations for every single question that gave me even a ... 're having trouble summarizing the argument itself, then it very well ... -
Having trouble understanding wordy LR questionsI have been struggling with mainly questions where the conclusion is hard to understand. I have tried to drill down different LR question types but I…
... complex grammar is a major part of this test. There are ... out explanations for every single question that gave me even a ... 're having trouble summarizing the argument itself, then it very well ... wasn't truly understanding which part of the lesson was context ... -
Flaw QuestionsDoes anyone have a successful strategies in tackling this difficult question type? I always get them confused by one another and inevitably chose the…
... like this. It was weakening question FYI.
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though weakening strengthening question types are killing me.....
argument using the phrases and words I found in the sample question ... is part of my own note from flaw question analysis ... -
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…
... are using, treat the question as J.Y. does ... B." This is an essential part of seeing through the BS ... the core flaw of the argument in the stimulus and, ... :
1) Read the question stem so you know what ... by this point, circle the question, put in a default ... -
T14 or Bust?Is going to a t100 law school like Syracuse or Buffalo for example worth it? I've been told that if you don't kill the LSAT and get into a top ranked…
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> > The argument is more that people should ... was more in line with part of your second paragraph that ... .
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"Amen. It's ... the context of our overall question of whether people should be ... -
How to focus for long time?I can't focus at all by the time I get to section 3.
... though, by 1) identifying the question stem, and 2) making NOTES ... ! Looking at the question stem and consciously saying "Okay ... terms that play a part in the argument. Latch on to ... then be engaged with every question. Having something concrete to ... -
WTF is up with PT 73's difficulty??Just took this PT and got wrecked... like... 13 points lower than how I did on PT 72. My last 4 or 5 PTs have all fallen within a 5 point spread, bu…
... reasons why you missed a question or ten. Oh it's ... that similarity is a huge part of success. It's a ... about 73.1.6. The argument has premises that declare (1 ... -
156 to 165 is it possible for February? Reading Comp Issues!I am taking the December LSAT and from my prep work and thinking I am going to be in the 155-158 range. I am going to retake the exam in February, do…
... notions at changing viewpoints and argument structure, examples, definition, main point, and ... spend about a minute per question. -
156 to 165 is it possible for February? Reading Comp Issues!I am taking the December LSAT and from my prep work and thinking I am going to be in the 155-158 range. I am going to retake the exam in February, do…
... notions at changing viewpoints and argument structure, examples, definition, main point, and ... spend about a minute per question.
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Best way to Utilize LR Drill sections?Take a look at this link: https://7sage.com/lesson/lr-drills-preptest-70-to-79/ I think this a fantastic tool for really going in-depth on im…
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> For addressing question type I would take the ... do you get the argument? If not, do ... s wrong with the argument either you take a ... like you understood the argument, you want to read ... question in the packet.
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Best way to Utilize LR Drill sections?Take a look at this link: https://7sage.com/lesson/lr-drills-preptest-70-to-79/ I think this a fantastic tool for really going in-depth on im…
... ; > As for the second part of your post that I ... yourself, do you get the argument itself? Can you identify what ... flaw was, where this specific question throws people off, trap answer ... spent deliberate time reviewing the question I remember the answer.
PT63.S3.Q18 - the probability of avoiding heart diseaseCan someone explain to me how A is right. I understood the argument to be a generalization because it goes from talking about lowering dairy food int…
... problem is we only know part of the picture about ... .
This question is difficult not only because ...
In my opinion, this question teaches us two things:
A) The argument ignores the possibility that, even ...Problem with conditional reasoning.if we are to solve a strengthen, or Sa or PSA type of a question, if we see the word Principle in the Question stem. Are we to assume that that quest…
... we to assume that that question makes use of conditional Logic ... necessarily? Also does the SA question always make use of conditional ... causal reasoning. I'd need examples of PSA questions (since I ... you to form a perfect argument with your answer choice:
So I’ve decided to retake, course recommendation to get me started? I sucked at self studyingI wanna get into a t14 with a 3.82 gpa and a 170 score. Improved from my 158. TLS scare posts have gotten to me and I don’t think it’s just bougie pr…
... to flash card question stems, indicator words, and argument forms. You should ... probably then study LG/LR by game/question ... type. Unfortunately, self-study is a huge part of ...When does "As are B" = "All As are B" and when does it mean "As generally are B"Is there any rule of the English language that allows us to tell when the claim "As are B" means every single A is a B, and when "As are B" is a gene…
... the correct answer to the argument, it's sufficient to prove ... you think about the other examples I provided? I'm quite ... should uphold the law. My question is what distinguishes this understanding ...Why law? What's your story?Thought it could be fun and motivating to hear other people's stories about why they are starting down this path. So, what's your story? Do you come …
What a wonderful question and great break from studying ... I can be an integral part in change and help people ... my hopes "becoming a integral part of change." This led me ... . These are only a few examples that fueled a flame in ...Reading Comprehension StrategyHello all! I purchased 7sage last summer with the intention of taking the September LSAT. I had a 158 diagnostic, BR of 174. Ending up kind of ha…
... some pineapples are as part of a general argument that fruit is ... always awesome, BUT the phrase in question ...Hoping for some advice...Hello everyone! I was hoping that someone could give me some advice on how to tackle the LSAT if you are a slow reader. A little background: I w…
... time to improve on RC, part of that being your reading ... a strategy. The most strong argument being that each passages has ... . If you're nailing every question untimed, then it probably is ...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…
... the core of the argument which slows me down ... about the type of argument or special kind of ... strengthen/weaken question. The most important part is that ... you should keep this question in your mind.... ... my strengths and least-missed question type.
...CC; Valid Argument Form 8In the example “All lions like to nap. Most lions like to eat meat. Therefore, some animals that like to eat meat also like to nap.” I’m a little …
... get confused with the valid argument forms, I'd just draw ... of like JY's bucket examples but i think drawing them ... lions, most of them are part of the "I like meat ... love to nap, are also part of the "I like meat ... with and memorized all the argument forms.PT48.S1.Q06 - the pubic interest comprisesCan you someone please further explain why AC (C) is wrong? Please also let me know your thoughts on my explanations. Thank you! > P1: Public inte…
... choices are inferences from any part of the stimulus, the ... think the bigger question is does the argument make a prescriptive ... question didn’t ask to extrapolate beyond the information in the argument ... answer choice B. The argument never makes a prescription on ...[Locked] Disturbance in testing room - what happens?I took the test this morning in Irvine, California. An incident occurred that I suspect many test takers will file formal complaints regarding. I'm w…
... say that the person in question was "fresh off the boat ... , even if the OP is part of the oppressed group (in ... parts of @"surfy surf"'s argument.
It is true ...PT4.S1.Q18 - The question whether intelligent life existsHi, could someone help me understand Lsat4.s1.question-18 better? I have several questions. **Admin edit: Please review our <a href="https://7sage…
... sentence. But an integral part of the question stem is that this ... . The nuance to the question lies in understanding how the ... the claim is 'The question whether intelligent life exists elsewhere ... /> B. Are the premises citing examples? (Nope. lets move on)
