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PT68.S1(P4) - Law enforcement agencies can effectivelyHello, I am unable to understand lines 28-36. I cannot understand what the author means by concentrating its resources on areas brought inadver…
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Looking for some guidance with limited timeHello everyone, I know that this type of posts are rather cliche, as most people likely have experienced similar episodes during their LSAT prep p…
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Hope this helps someone else!Another user posted this and appears that I had exact same test (even with accommodations). Second LSAT - here are my feelings: LG: :-D est 20/23…
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RC had Argentinian author, hominids, and comparative law on ... -
PT71.S4.Q25 (P4) - Physicists are often asked why the image of an objectI'm having a really difficult time eliminating answer choice E) in this one. I I chose this during timed, switched to the credited response C) during…
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PT69.S3(P4) - Calvaria major is a rare but once-abundant treehttps://7sage.com/lesson/preptest-69/ I am retaking this PT and I **really** struggled with this passage. In particular, I have trouble understand…
... flawed territory by describing the author committing the flaw, then ... us questions about what the author thinks rather then what ... of Mauritius." So, the author's reason would be credibility ... being a "fact" as the author concludes.
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PT72.S3.Q6 - gamma ray burstshttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-72-section-3-question-06/ I am having such a tough time on this question. I have written out my thinking,…
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PT15.S1(P4) - In 1964 the United States federal governmentHi All, The last sentence of the paragraph 2 reads: **'...they argue that as the quality of black schools improved relative to that of white schoo…
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NA Approach that may help people struggling!Hi Everyone- I have struggled with NA questions a lot and found an approach that for me has been a bit more intuitive and grounded in an understand…
... /> -However we know that the author believes that their premises DO ... made.
-The author, in going from premise to ... for bridging NA because the author is assuming for example, ... that would affirm (protect) the author's argument
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PT2.S4.Q11 - Every week, the programming officehelp can someone explain why this is B? It seems clear that the director did in fact infer that some others did like the movie, and its seems like he…
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PT4.S1.Q18 - The question whether intelligent life existsI just am stuck between C & D.. I think both of them answer why the author thinks the question is imprecise? What am I missing? #help <strong>Admi…
I just am stuck between C & D.. I think both of them answer why the author thinks the question is imprecise? What am I missing? #help
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Thank you, 7Sage + All my AdviceMy LSAT journey has been more or less a year and a half long, and I just wanted to write a very long post that will hopefully be useful to this commu…
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Weaken Questions - how to approachJust a quick question If assumptions are premises the author left out then does that mean that I am trying to find that assumption in the answer s…
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PT82.S3.Q22(P4) & Q27- Social historians have notedI want to start with Q27 first. I have read the reasoning behind why (D) is incorrect, and somehow agree, but I absolutely dont see why (E) is correc…
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PT85.S1.Q6(P1) - Shelley v. KraemerHey y'all, I'm quite stuck on Q6 re: why E is better than D. I chose E and cite my reasons as follows: line 12-13: "the stated legal rationale .…
... latter of which the author believes is the genuine ... problem. the author offers up a new ... was operative in the author's argument to an ... principle operating in the author's argument is that: ... which is what the author argued for in paragraphs ... -
PT86.S3.Q26(P4) - Physicists discuss the Big BangB. The initial space of our universe resembles cold, empty space C. A hot and dense state is a state of low entropy Correct answer is C. I chose …
... reasonable to assume that the author has a proper understanding of ... sense to me for the author (a sympathetic reporter) to agree ... -
Could anyone help me with this conditional conundrum?So I've been studying for lsat for some time now and i always had this question i couldn't sort out in my head. For certain describe the flaw questi…
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PT81.S3.Q17 - Punishment should be proportional to offenseHi! So I understand why D is correct but I thought that the sentence "the position that X is unsustainable" was the position the author was trying to…
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18 things I learned while BRing LRIn case this helps anyone: 1. When down to 2 ACs that weaken an argument to 2 different degrees, pick the one that matches the degree of the concl…
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PT88.S4.Q23 - Conversing on a cell phone while drivingWe're looking for the NA. P1: When a driver is talking on her cell, the person on the other end of the call can't see if her driving conditions bec…
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Inferences from correlationsIf we are told, as X increases Y increases. Can we infer that as Y increases X increases?
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A little help with conditional logicHey all, need some help on some conditional logic. 31.3.18. It is a match the pattern of reasoning argument. The stimulus: It is impossible…
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A Guide on RC Improvement**RC success is a function of knowing what to read for and a healthy balance of focus and confidence. Without confidence, it is hard to really focus.…
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Author’s separate paragraphs to signal ... **Main Point?** - What does the author want you to take away ... you about?
**Author’s tone?** - Where do they ... attention to when the author is speaking versus when ... -
Diagramming Unless, Except issueCan someone help diagram the question below? I'm having a lot of trouble wrapping my head around it. Manuscripts written by the first time author…
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RC HELPHi everyone, I was wondering how some of you were able to improve your Reading Comp skills? I’ve been studying for months and have improved in both…
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PTF97 S2 Q14I am struggling to understand why A is correct. In the final paragraph, the author recommends action "such as replacing fossil-fuel energy". This act…
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PT33.S2.Q24-- eighteenth century law#help #help! Hi, This was a very weird author's-attitude question. Even when I look at the correct line (line 24), I still don't fully underst…
... /> This was a very weird author's-attitude question. Even when ... A because of how the author described Bentham's reform as ... -
Strategy for question types, please let me know if I'm on the right trackHi I'm almost pushing into the 170s and I'm trying to solidify my strategy for LR. Right now I read the question stem, read the stimulus and find the…
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PT8-S1-Q4 - Help - Method of Reasoning QuestionCurious if this question is an example of an argument proceeding by attacking the premise of another argument: Context: Case of French Revolution…
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Some questions about LSAC Prep Plus & Digital LSATs related to highlighting/underliningFirst off, sorry if this sounds dumb. My problem is that the highlighting/underlining features seem to be really buggy with the Prep Plus program, to…
... elements like hints to the author's tone or different view ...
