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PT57.S3.Q22 - democratic elections not fully subsidizedHey guys, I revisited one of my old PTs and got stuck at this question because I am not really understanding what the stimulus is saying. It's abo…
... the stimulus is saying. It's about politics and yes, I ... me to see what the author is saying.
BTW ... to the point where the author's argument begins.
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PT34.S2.Q01 - bad faith to researchershttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-34-section-2-question-01/ I’ve been struggling with questions like this. It’s clear that the author is usi…
... like this. It’s clear that the author is using an attack ... ” is not descriptively accurate. The author’s argument doesn't mention R ... ’s competence on matters of scientific ... -
Reading Comp StrategyHi, Reading Comp is my weakest link. I have a lot of room for improvement and I was wondering if you guys could share your strategies (of course …
... the VIEWSTAMP method (views, structure, author's view, and main point), but ... -
Reading Comprehension Help!Reading Comprehension is one of my worst sections (-7 to -9 wrong all the time per 35 minute section). I really wanted to put in some work (befor…
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Reading Comprehension VocabularyHi, I am having trouble with the vocabulary especially for the RC section where questions ask for how the author feels about something, author's t…
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PT1.S3.Q21 - the energy an animalI have a question in terms of dissecting the conclusion-premise structure of the stimulus. So here is my question in relation to identifying/disse…
... me it seems that the author is providing his/her own ... part and to consider the author's explanation as conclusion. I think ... a particular conclusion that the author deems logical/plausible explanation.
To those scoring high in RCDo you read for specific details? Or do you just vaguely remember where details they are? I'm trying to cut down on my time in RC, but I'm having a p…
... between the paragraphs, and the author's attitude, but I take too ... on detail-oriented questions. It's either I look at a ...I keep missing a very specific question typeI keep missing two types of questions, "Which would the author most likely agree with" and "what is the author's attitude towards X". Other than that…
I keep missing two types of questions, "Which would the author most likely agree with" and "what is the author's attitude towards X". Other than that, I do very well on the RC section, how do you guys attack these particular questions?To annotate or not ? Annotation or just read through?So far, I've tried circling all transition words (ex: but, however, therefore) and important words that specify the author's viewpoint, but I've foun…
... important words that specify the author's viewpoint, but I've found ...Throwing a Pity Party, everyone is invited, plus ones are welcomeNot sure what I'm looking for here...Probably pity points if I'm being honest with myself. Just a heads-up, this is a long one. I know writing can so…
... here. Going back to today's pt, it was a total ... advise to reschedule but that's not an option. Should I ... the following criticisms? A) The author implies causation between stress and ... following assumptions would allow the author's argument to be properly drawn ...Reading Comp - Read Time vs. Question TimeMy average passage read time is 3:15. My average passage question time is 5:15. So, roughly 40% read time and 60% question time. My avera…
... "what can we infer about author's attitude" type questions.
Reading Comp. Unfamiliar VocabularyGood morning, I'm currently working on reading comp untimed. Just to focus on accuracy. For each passage I get -2 or -1. I find myself spending ti…
... on questions such as the "author's attitude" with unfamilar vocabulary. I ...Reading Comprehension HELP!So I'm am struggling to make improvements in reading comprehension section big time. I was hoping to find a strategy for highlighting/pinpointing cer…
... stems, e.g, main point, author's intention, passage structure, etc? The ...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…
... good runners. Everyone in Ashley's family has long legs. Therefore ... good runner. (I think it's a bad argument because just ... because Ashley's family has long legs doesn ... a suspenseful plot. Since many author's first novels have neither, it ...58.4.5 Company president: For the managementI changed my answer to A during BR since B-E are really bad, but I am not seeing how the company president "takes for granted " (assumes) what answer…
... are considered the best? The author's metric for "best" could be ... t really understand where the author takes this idea for ... part" flaw nor attacking the author's "best" metric. Specifically, the ... don't see where the author erroneously presumes this answer ...PT76- S4- Q24 - Many introductory undergradute sciencePurpose of proving grounds: Designed to be so demanding that only those students most committed to being science majors will receive passing grades i…
... course? That would destroy the author's argument because the sole premise ... rather than necessary assumption. Let's negate D : some of the ...On 70s PT Reading Comprehension sectionsHi, as I was prepping for February LSAT in Asia, I am seeing subtle twists and turns in the trend of reading comprehension passages and questions in …
... be inferred from LINEXYZ or Author's opinion from ABC', i am ... from the passage' or 'The author suggests which of the following ...Nicole Hopkins RC Webinar NotesShoutouts to @"Nicole Hopkins" for some incredible content here for RC. I know that I've never used an annotation system like this before and look f…
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• When we ... main points and the author’s purpose for writing the ... with ascertaining what the author’s purpose for writing this passage ... The Pivots: Used when the author is switching between different viewpoints ...PT62.S2.Q20 - astronomer: earlier estimates of the distances of certain starsI watched the video explanation for this, but I don't think I understood it 100%. I think the author's logic is simplified as farther=brighter=y…
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I think the author's logic is simplified as farther ...RC Annotation Method and BR (Most Authoritarian Rulers Passage pt.1)Most Authoritarian Rulers passage: Hey guys after watching Nicole Hopkins' webinar on RC Methods and Jimmy Quicksilver's webinar on RC Question Ty…
... This paragraph is introducing the author’s main point: “Due to the ... a society contribute to the author’s main point
• ... change that contributes to the author’s main point
... be asked about the author’s attitude towards this situation and ...RC Annotation Method and BR (Most Authoritarian Rulers Passage pt.2)Hey guys after watching Nicole Hopkins' webinar on RC Methods and Jimmy Quicksilver's webinar on RC Question Types and Tips I thought it would be hel…
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2) The author’s attitude toward authoritarian regimes is ... ’t looking for the author’s attitude then you could ... throughout multiple paragraphs, the author used multiple different examples ... because that’s the basis of our author’s argument. The ...RC Annotation Method and BR (GNP vs. Human Indicators passage)Hey guys after watching Nicole Hopkins' webinar on RC Methods and Jimmy Quicksilver's webinar on RC Question Types and Tips I thought it would be hel…
... the Author’s argument
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Introduces the author’s 3 main points
• ... imbalances: Referential phrasing to the author’s 3rd point
< ... would actually strengthen the author’s argument because it plays ...PT51.S3.Q21 - most opera singers who addI made this comment on the video 5 months ago, but I still would like to get an answer or opinion on this: So for MSS/MBT questions containing other …
... ’s opinion and author’s opinion, we should always choose answer that states author’s ...PT74.S3.Q13 (P2) - "stealing thunder" is a courtroom strategyhttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-74-section-3-passage-2-questions Okay, so I really debated between "C" and "D" (the former apparently bei…
... altogether inapplicable for describing the author's attitude. "C" to me ... like a piece of the author's overall attitude, but is ... correct answer choice claiming the author has a particular viewpoint ... voice at all. The author points to evidence supporting the ...PT28.S1.Q09 - political commentators see recent policieshttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-28-section-1-question-09/ If this question were a Must Be True type and an answer choice said “Most peopl…
... the political commentators. Furthermore, the author’s conclusion that “this view” is ...PT 27.S1.Q12 - clothes made form natural fibersDear Sir, Today I am on problem set 3-MSS- and encountered a problem during my blank review. If you can, please check out the question: https:…
... here comes the correct answer's inference: poly material is straight in ... state of the poly material's natural state", and I mean ... can you do such a inference?
Or is it ...Logical reasoning questionThis is a most strongly supported question from PT 38. Mystery stories often feature a brilliant detective and the detective’s dull companion. Clues…
... brilliant detective and the detective’s dull companion. Clues are presented ... deduce correct solution. Thus the author’s strategy of including dull companion ...PT78.S4.P2 - most sociohistorical interpretationsI spend a couple of hours to figure out the structure/what's the author's position but I still do not understand it... So he is disagreeing with Tar…
... figure out the structure/what's the author's position but I still ... . At first I thought the author is agreeing with Taruskin...
author's argument and Taruskin's argument are fine ...PT9.S2.Q22 - from the time our partyFor this particular problem, I wasn't able to clearly articulate why answer choice C was incorrect. I interpreted the conclusion to be a causal one, …
... one that claims that the author's political party is responsible for ... is not due to the author's party but rather seasonal fluctuations ...
