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Is a fish "wet" if it is completely submerged in water?Maybe you have heard, but the newest argument is whether or not a fish is considered "wet" if it is under water. Im curious to see what the aspiring …
Maybe you have heard, but the newest argument is whether or not a fish is considered "wet" if it is under water. Im curious to see what the aspiring lawyers on 7sage have to say about this one. -
Strengthen QuestionsFor strengthening questions, how much does it need to strengthen the stimulus for it to be correct. For example, weakening questions, as long as it c…
For strengthening questions, how much does it need to strengthen the stimulus for it to be correct. For example, weakening questions, as long as it casts doubt on the support, I can weaken the argument. Does this also apply for strengthening questions? -
LR QuizHi everyone, As @Sami <a href="https://7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/12664/pop-quiz">did recently</a>, I made an analogous argument for an LR …
... recently, I made an analogous argument for an LR stimulus I ... ticket price.
The argument relies on which one of ... -
LR Quiz 2Hi again, <a href="https://7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/12963/lr-quiz">As with yesterday</a>, I made another parallel (flawed) argument for a…
... , I made another parallel (flawed) argument for an LR stimulus I ... in the letter writer's argument is flawed in that it ... -
What am I doing wrong? (LR Questions - Strengthening)Hi everyone, I'm on the LR part of the curriculum, specifically just finishing up strengthening questions. I'm super confident with the first 4…
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Conditional Reasoning; Relation to Premises and Conclusions?Hello Folks, I posted this in the powerscore forum as well, but it looks a little dead over there. I was hoping I might be able to pick someone's …
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I. Have. Hit. A. Wall.Hi all. This is an intentionally short and to-the-point discussion post. I want as much input and insight as I can gain and don't want to turn awa…
... once had. Specifically, the Valid Argument Forms 1-9 might as ... need to keep nine fucking argument forms in my head. They ... -
Disadvantage of writing in February 2018 for enrolment of the same yearHi everyone, I have slowly realized that I probably won't be able to make the December LSAT; going through CC has taken me a lot longer than I exp…
... . I'm only on invalid argument forms right now and I ... -
Insights on performing well on the LSAT under stress/nervousnessHi, I haven't taken the exam yet, (my first time will be December), so please take this post with a grain of salt. I know that many of the Septem…
... tuned to how good the argument is (ex) "yes, this information ... -
Another another post.... where to begin?So after a brief discussion with an amazing tutor from 7Sage (Not going to tag him because I probably annoy him too much haha) it's clear that where…
... my mind focused on the argument and task
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Cause and effect vs. Premise and intermediate conclusionThe definition of an intermediate conclusion is that it supports another sentence, at the same time it's being supported by another sentence. But wh…
... the different between Causation and Argument seem to be overlapping.
Argument)
But if we ... both a Causation, and an Argument?)
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I'm in a Quandary. To Upgrade?So we are around 7 weeks out from the December Test. I have the premium package on 7sage and I am wondering if it is worth it at this point to upgrad…
... struggle with flaw and parallel argument questions. Obviously it affects my ... -
What is your favorite P.O.E./answering strategy for LR? Let's get a taxonomy going!Goal: To further refine my process of elimination (P.O.E.) and answering skills for LR by building a crowd-sourced taxonomy of techniques. How you…
... to defend a narrow/probabilistic argument than a broad/absolutist one ... -
PT61.S4.Q24 - one is likely to feel comfortableCan i get anyones take on this one, i dont really understand the argument, or the flaw https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-61-section-4-quest…
Can i get anyones take on this one, i dont really understand the argument, or the flaw
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NA question approachI am wondering if my approach to NA questions is wrong? Despite some concerns about my approach I am still usually getting the correct answer; howeve…
... if both would destroy the argument?
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Translation of "derive solely from"I have a question regarding a logical translation of "derive solely from." This is from the answer choice (D) in PT62.S4.Q15. https://7sage.com/lsat_…
... easy PSA question, and the argument is basically like this:
PT60.S1.Q13 - many economists claim that financial rewardsI understand why answer choice C is correct, but I can't seem to be able to rule answer choice B out. Can someone explain why answer choice B isn't t…
... B does significantly weaken the argument because it's showing that ...NA QuestionsI have been really struggling with NA questions and am working on understanding them better. I think I have figured something out but I want to confi…
... missing piece to make the argument valid. With NA questions we ... take the entire valid argument and accept the NA that ... the stimulus as a completed argument and am just looking for ...ClarificationCan someone clarify the distinction between necessary assumption and sufficient assumption questions. I’ve been reading too in to it and it’s gone ov…
... head. Also, to weaken an argument, you want to find an ...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…
... with logic and valid/invalid argument forms so I don't ... identify the flaw with the argument or understand the stimulus.
Sufficient Assumption Q'sI feel like I'm having trouble with the SAs and the PSAs, even though JY says they should be freebies on the test. I did really well on the SAs in th…
... feels aligned with the valid argument steps we learned. And sometimes ...Hallstown Groceries – PF Questionhttps://7sage.com/lesson/hallstown-groceries-pf-question/?ss_completed_lesson=1143 while i agree AC b is incorrect...still seems to be a perfect…
... to be a perfectly valid argument to me....anyone care to ...PT17.S3.Q03 - patents and inventionshttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-17-section-3-question-03/ i am having a tough time getting my head around why answer choice b is not a go…
... would totally wreck the current argument which in current state is ...How to tackle "Analogy of Flawed Reasoning" questions?I've only seen a handful of these, but they popped up on September 2017 and PrepTest 75. Their question stems are "Which one of the following is …
Meaning of "excludes," different than "presumes" or "takes for granted"?Hello all, I was reviewing PT 77 S2 Q18 (link below) and was having a bit of trouble clarifying my thinking on it. If an argument "fails to exc…
... it.
If an argument "fails to exclude" X, that ... would be an assumption the argument makes, right?
Am ...Weakening questions - a strategy for harder questions?Yesterday I had the privilege of working through a problem with J.Y. It’s in here if you are curious; https://7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/1…
... AC does something to the argument or, more succinctly, the conclusion ... the right answer weakened the argument. I should have been able ...SA questionsHello fellow 7sagers, I have been struggling with SA questions. I can't seem to translate the stimulus into the valid argument form. I can draw th…
... the stimulus into the valid argument form. I can draw the ... the ideas. I have the argument forms memorized but now it ...PT33.S1.Q11 - researchers have discovered that caffeineHi all I am a bit confused about the sufficient and necessary condition for (C). According to JY, (C) should be interpreted as "**no[Physically addi…
... necessary condition to make the argument **no[psychoactive --> physically active ...Differences in MP questions in LRWas wondering if there is a difference between a question asking for the overall conclusion of an argument vs main conclusion vs summarizes the main …
... the overall conclusion of an argument vs main conclusion vs summarizes ...
