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I did not score so well, feeling very bummed :(First, congratulations to everyone who did great. Very proud of you guys and also thank you 7sage for your courses. I have never been the best taker.…
... 136, that is a good indicator that your fundamentals are weak ... -
If only "only" stops giving me so much trouble...Hey guys, I am currently reading thru the Trainer to enhance 7sage CC, while I find the vast majority of the content are extremely consistent to our …
... sentence structure. Just because an indicator word precedes a condition doesn ... able to see how the indicator works within the context.
PT37.S4.Q22 - druid stones in irelandHey All, I've watched JY's explanation of this video and I'm beginning to see why E could be a correct answer...but I do not understand why it is …
... only is a sufficient condition indicator.
(B) in this ...PT37.S4.Q22 - druid stones in irelandHey All, I've watched JY's explanation of this video and I'm beginning to see why E could be a correct answer...but I do not understand why it is …
@David3389 said:
The only is a sufficient condition indicator.
I think viewing this question as as sufficiency/necessity confusion flaw question is really intuitive. Interesting perspective and thanks for this!Translating to LawgicIf anyone on here speaks Spanish, would you please help me translate this to English and then lawgic: "Cuando el orden es injusto, el desórden es …
... case is a sufficient condition indicator. So in the universe of ...PT3.S2.Q25 - The public in the United StatesFor this question, I was able to see that the flaw was a equivocation between a substantial budget and an adequate one. Answer choice E seemed to ref…
... this argument as having a causal premise that links the Soviet ...PT72.S2.Q12 - humans' emotional tendenciesOk so I'm doing my blind review, and when I initially did the test I chose the correct answer even though I wasn't happy with it because it seemed mo…
... if" is a necessary condition indicator. This negated would sever the ...PT14.S4.Q9 - anyone who supports the new tax planI'm really having trouble with this question. Am I supposed to approach it as a sufficient assumption question though it's a flaw question? Thanks in…
... that "anyone who" is sufficient indicator.
Conclusion:
-3 ...Character and Fitness QuestionI assume there are thousands of law school students, and lawyers who have been caught doing some silly stuff in college. I got an underage drinking t…
Also, I checked Texas and it doesn't seem to have any indicator that a minor citation will lead to problems
https://ble.texas.gov/character-and-fitness
Still, I wanted to see if you guys knew any better than I did.How often do you actually diagram per LR section? how often do you usually diagram? In which question? Sometimes I feel not diagraming is easy but other times I found diagraming is better...but not…
... maybe this may be an indicator I'm not mature on ...How often do you actually diagram per LR section? how often do you usually diagram? In which question? Sometimes I feel not diagraming is easy but other times I found diagraming is better...but not…
... maybe this may be an indicator I'm not mature on ...Back to the basicsDoes "A is <b>always</b> the Best Student" mean "A --> Best Student" or "Best Student --> A" ? Does "A is <b>the only</b> Best Student" mean "A --…
Always is a necessary condition indicator so the first sentence "A ... " the only is sufficient condition indicator so it means if we ...PT79.S1.Q07 - journalist: the new mayorWhat is the first sentence? I thought this is the conclusion because it says "undeniably"... and all the rest are premise :(
... the conclusion because of an indicator: It is the conclusion because ... . But the presence of an indicator word is not what makes ...Weakening QuestionsI read the following (I think on one of the Manhattan prep forums) about weakening questions. <b>On weakening questions, when the argument posits …
... a weakening answer in a causal relationship stimulus. And this is ...5 Reasons to Ditch LSAT this Weekend :)Hey fellow 7sagers : ) I am seeing a lot of posts about people knowing they are not ready for the test but still taking it or realizing by answer…
@mazzini2 said:
After much debate within myself, I finally made one of the hardest decisions I can possibly remember...
Honestly, I am so proud of you. It is one of the hardest decision I have made as well.Group 3 indicator QuizI figured I'd post this as a discussion rather than a comment on the quiz page since it will be seen by more. I have 2 questions regarding the quiz. …
@"Spencer D" said:
I decided to take the first idea (not guilty), negate it, and make it my sufficient condition. So I have G---->UD/. This translates to english as "a person is guilty of a crime if they were not under duress". The ...PT70.S4.Q10 - a recent study showed that peopleFor this particular problem, I see how the author is making the link between stress and the way people approach and think about their problems. The c…
... though. Could you restate the causal chain you think could have ...PT70.S4.Q10 - a recent study showed that peopleFor this particular problem, I see how the author is making the link between stress and the way people approach and think about their problems. The c…
Hey @Frostbyte, reversingthe causal chain would effectively mean that ...Email Box OverloadSince I've taken the December exam my email has been flooded with Fee Waivers and Congratulations emails. This is becoming extremely overwhelming as …
Out of curiosity, is that an indicator of a good score? The more emails you get the better? Or is that standard practice?Negating Statements By Quantity or "Not"I've run into this problem a few times on NA questions, where I can't decide whether to negate by adding a not or negating the quantity. Here's an ex…
... if there is a quantity indicator in a statement, say for ... that rather than the necessary indicator? Words like can, have, must ...Negating Statements By Quantity or "Not"I've run into this problem a few times on NA questions, where I can't decide whether to negate by adding a not or negating the quantity. Here's an ex…
... negation by changing the quantity indicator, like changing "Some" to ... doubt between negating quantity indicator or negating the verbs ... shifts toward the quantity indicator in this case because ... choice by negating the quantity indicator "some". LSAT writers ...PT19.S2.Q04 - scientists analyzing air bubblesI had this one down to C and D and ultimately went with C. I saw C an an alternate explanation but would C have been eliminated because the increase …
... you note the conclusion is causal in nature as well: ... the look to weaken that causal relationship. There are few ways ... to weaken a causal conclusion: cause without effect, ... Algae: This is confirming our causal stimulus and is actually strengthening ...PT19.S2.Q04 - scientists analyzing air bubblesI had this one down to C and D and ultimately went with C. I saw C an an alternate explanation but would C have been eliminated because the increase …
... . If it were discussing a causal relationship like something else caused ...PT19.S2.Q04 - scientists analyzing air bubblesI had this one down to C and D and ultimately went with C. I saw C an an alternate explanation but would C have been eliminated because the increase …
... /> If it were discussing a causal relationship like something else caused ...PT21.S2.Q03 - a new medication for migraineI find abstract FL AC's to be quite a hassle on the LSAT. Usually I POE it down to one answer, which feels right, but I don't work through the FL if …
... a group 4 (negate necessary) indicator followed by a group 3 ... negate sufficient indicator. I did not break "will ... " out as a necessary condition indicator but instead contained it within ...Translating "Never" into lawgicCouple of questions: 1. How does one translate "never" into Lawgic? I know this is a group 4 indicator, but could someone really break it down and …
... be true" of that sufficient indicator.
Similarly we can also ...Translating "Never" into lawgicCouple of questions: 1. How does one translate "never" into Lawgic? I know this is a group 4 indicator, but could someone really break it down and …
... " is a group 4 conditional indicator. How we do this on ...Causation vs. Correlation vs. ConditionalityHi All, Does the below statement make sense? I am trying to get a big picture view of these 3 ideas. CAUSATION --> PERFECT CORRELATION* < ---> …
... 't true. Conditional reasoning and causal reasoning are different; sometimes they ... be perfect. There is a causal relationship between smoking and getting ...PT14.S4.Q9 - Since anyone who supports the new tax planEven though this question is old, it has several lessons built into it. I was able to parse this question out mainly because of the lessons on 7Sage…
... is using "/S" in sufficient indicator, lets compare it to what ...Premise; conclusion indicators.Are their any more premise or conclusion indicator(s) words that have been found that we can add to the list? And even words indicating a switch i…
... /> So even though a conclusion indicator word is the first word ...
