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Anyone else having trouble with RC questions asking you to infer?When I started my LSAT journey, RC was the section I was least concerned about. I finished all the passages, and would get maybe -5. It was something…
... infer or guess how the author would feel about something. How ... is completely off base and things the author totally doesn't discuss ... back to understand what the author is inferring.
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PT13.S2.Q20 - Pretzels can cause cavitiesI dismissed answer choices A and C on the basis of "what is true of pretzels in this regard is also true of caramels." It seems to me that if we take…
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**P1:** Pretzels can cause cavities.
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The author it taking a comparison between ... somehow compare pretzels and caramels, and saying that eating ... between the two categories, pretzels and caramels.
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PT69.S4.Q17 - Because no other theory has been able to predictIm just confused about the correct answer choice. In the stimulus it says "quite probably" but in the correct AC "D" we are told "is". Can someone p…
... that would help strengthen the author's claim. Further, I ... Because Einstein knew about it and "quite probably" adjusted the ... of him having adjusted) and uses it to justify the ... have reasonable cause to believe Einstein adjusted the numbers, and given our ... -
PT6.S2.Q25 - The effects of certain governments subsidy of farmingParallel method of reasoning question. I crossed off (c) because of the word '_periodically_'. Now I see the structure of elements was more import…
... armed conflict is thwarted, and armed conflict is increased because ... br /> a. Stimulating private investment and the success of this private ... of traffic often has the effect of making travel less ... newly passed laws does not cause the population driven growth ... -
Malcom Gladwell takes the LSATBelow is a link to Gladwell's podcast (part 1) where he talks about his experience taking the LSAT. There's still another part to come but the pod en…
... the LSAT and UGPA measures “capture” on page 1040. The author claims ... the LSAT captures “reasoning ability and test taking ... get in and earn an easy GPA has a big effect.
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Asia LSAT digital or no?So I noticed on LSAC website it says the LSAT is going full digital starting in September “in North America”. And I just called LSAC to ask if Asia L…
... between the two groups. The author speculates that this could prove ... work, time through uni and reading forums and message boards far more ... to happen for me) and that effect increases as you read longer ... the case may be the effect is the same - many people ... -
Line Reference Questions are killing me... is my approach wrong? #HelpSo after looking at several of my tests - I feel line referencing questions are just a pain in the ass lol. I am not sure if I am approaching them…
... the line by itself can cause trouble. I typically look at ... "these methods" are constantly changing and therefore XYZ. If that's ... the reader now where the author falls on that debate.
PT41.S1.Q22 - If violations go unpunishedSo I know this is a tough flaw question. With tough questions like this - I almost always double check line 1 with the conclusion at the end, beca…
... away_** a cause will result in less of the effect.). This argument ... for 20 years.”
and let's change it to ... flawed) conclusion **_I could make_** and the actual conclusion **_I did ... of viewing it are helpful and should be explored) because the ...PT88.S4.Q13 - There are many poets with cheerful dispositionsDoes anyone else thing AP questions are getting harder? I chose D for this because it reads more like a clarification - or even a necessary assumptio…
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P1.Most poets author has met are disposed to ... /> AP: an activity as engrossing and profound as writing poetry can ... believe that writing poetry can cause melancholy however because the way ... part question) it both clarifies and is a premise in the ...PT88.S2.Q21 - 30 years of weather pattern recordsI have no idea why the answer is E. I chose C. Can someone please explain why E is right? <strong>Admin note: edited title; please use the format …
... the stimulus assume if the cause is not natural then the ... cause is human activity, while E ... the author assumes that natural cause has a seven-day cycle, and seems ... the gap between premise 1 and premise 2 (intermediate conclusion)?
Necessary Assumption StruggleHi guys, I am writing the exam in January. I am still struggling with Necessary Assumption questions. I have gone through the core curriculum twice…
... answer choice of a NA, and ask yourself: does this need ... is some gap between premises and conclusion that needs to be ... causal arguments where the author assumes a single cause. If an answer ... no longer any support structure and the argument falls apart.Fall admission 2021I just talked to one of my friends, who admitted Yale but decided to defer to 2021. I simply wonder, how many people do you guys think will do th…
... with their reputation among employers, and they've had time to ... cycle starts. That will cause a trickle-down effect, probably making things ...PT38.S3.Q27-- Help-- author's attitude questionHi, Answer choice E here is the correct answer choice. We know that the author approves of some of effects of the traditional method because of l…
The author’s attitude towards traditional method ... effect.
Partial disapproval is disconnecting from everyday human experiences and ... the acquired knowledge and concepts from traditional ethics and teachings in medical ...Trying to get those last few pointsHey Sage community, I'm looking for some advice to shave off a few more points, and hopefully start to wind my long LSAT journey to a close. I have b…
I'd go back and keep foolproofing games, those extra ... , what bad assumption is the author making? these are the questions ... the functional effect of the phrase, why is the author saying this ... the few sentences before and after the phrase and try to discern ...PT41-S1-Q4- "Industry experts expect improvements.."Would really appreciate someone's explanation on why "C" is the incorrect answer choice Also, if you have any tips for RRE question stems, they wo…
... at a cause/effect relationship and this gives me an alternate cause aka explanation ... we have more accidents preceding and then EVEN MORE following the ...PT13.S4.Q5- "Planetary bodies differ from.."Diagraming this stimulus into conditional logic was hard for me. I started with the second sentence: Unless= G3= negate, place in sufficient /…
... ed to get the full effect. Hopefully got it right ... the moon is solid and not renewed, therefore heavily ... → /renewed
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> /heat to cause volcanic action --->/renewed surface ...PT 1 S4 Q15 : Why is E the correct choice?So... the correct answer choice is E and I'm really trying to understand why that is the case. Is it because E is basically destroying the evidence w…
... you are misidentifying the conclusion and task. The conclusion of ... are half right-handed and half left-handed are ... both hind legs. No effect on argument. Hind leg ... paw. Same as A. No effect on the counterexample.
< ... by introducing an alternate cause.PT2.S4.Q14 - Turnaround time for ambulancesI am a bit confused with PT2.S4.Q14. This was the logic I worked out for each of the answers: A) This would support the argument, as it would show…
... time for ambulances? The author says the causes was this ... s emergencies were gunshot wounds and electrocution cases, it would ... , has no effect on the argument: what effect does the decrease ... in the number of heart attacks and ...LSAT - RegressingI am in panic mode - which I know isn't going to help the situation. I have been scoring in the low-mid 160s for months. I take my second LSAT next w…
... there, most everyone has and it sucks because you ... where the assumption is and find an answer choice ... to conclusion. And finally there argument by analogy, cause effect, phenomenon hypothesis ... to do on the analogy, cause effect, phenomenon hypothesis as well, ...ADHD and LSATHi everyone It's been 7 months since I started studying for LSAT, my first PT i got 127 and the best one so far I got 150. I've been diagnosed with…
... your initial diagnostic is 127 and after months of presumably ... with working as a lawyer and constantly making careless mistakes ... incorrectly in a real case and cause real damage.
... and have to reread it until I genuinely comprehend the author ...LSAT - RegressingI am in panic mode - which I know isn't going to help the situation. I have been scoring in the low-mid 160s for months. I take my second LSAT next w…
... test anxiety. And no, burn out does not cause anxiety, it ... to dose it slowly and throughout the entire test. ... an energy drink with electrolytes and water.
2. ... the one minute break and take deep 5 second ... has a calming effect for me and cut my test ...Why are weakening questions so hard?After 2 years of studying for this crazy exam, I have always been so bad at weakening questions. Sometimes doing problem sets untimed and still getti…
... to premise/conclusion (attack assumptions and flaws) and cause/effect (attack via 5 methods ...Now why in the lawd’s name would the LSAT people do that?PT81.S2.Q22 Older tests actually tested logic. These new tests just rewards your ability to weed through a pile of sh!t and narrow it down to the …
... the needle ever so slightly and it weakens.
... can barely weaken at all, and it still is absolutely, without ... is it weakening? By showing effect without cause. Very loosely... it is ... 's the weakens the most and is therefore correct.
< ...Now why in the lawd’s name would the LSAT people do that?PT81.S2.Q22 Older tests actually tested logic. These new tests just rewards your ability to weed through a pile of sh!t and narrow it down to the …
... the needle ever so slightly and it weakens.
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and it still is absolutely, without ... is it weakening? By showing effect without cause. Very loosely... it is ... 's the weakens the most and is therefore correct.
& ...Now why in the lawd’s name would the LSAT people do that?PT81.S2.Q22 Older tests actually tested logic. These new tests just rewards your ability to weed through a pile of sh!t and narrow it down to the …
... between reported exercise and actual exercise (and therefore zero way ... herring to cause us to froth at the mouth and completely ... answer for very articulable and clear reasons. And, you don't ... overreport my time" and it would have the exact same effect.PT9.S4.Q22 - When butterfat was considered nutritiousThis is a weakening question and I was so lost. I ended up picking an answer choice that I was 90% certain was wrong just to be sure my eyes would go…
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Answer choice (A): The author is primarily concerned with motivating ... the term imitation—not much effect either way.
... use of the term “lite” and its possible tendency to get ... fat content in our diets, and this answer would have the ...148 to 169-170 PTs - 20 point increase is not Impossible/some adviceI just got 169 and 170 back to back after plateauing for a while after my previous 169. Do not give up folks, you got this. When I started in January…
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and definite vs indefinite claims. A ... to subjective language (Some and Most relationships in the Core ... sometimes reveals where the author stands in passages where ...PT15.S3.Q23 - Asbestos is a silent killer (Still in need of second opinion!)Could a kind 7sager double-check my logic? After reading the argument, I thought it was well-supported. If it is in fact a poor argument, could someo…
... to an argument: (1) premise and (2) conclusion. If there is ... will cause a health risk so I'll take the author's ...PT15.S3.Q23 - Asbestos is a silent killer (Still in need of second opinion!)Could a kind 7sager double-check my logic? After reading the argument, I thought it was well-supported. If it is in fact a poor argument, could someo…
... down, gas station sushi... no effect.
B - Asbestos ... without protective gear. Obvious, and sure this strengthens under the ... it.
> And does D weaken the argument ... the time cause the asbestos to be disturbed (and thereby cause a ...PT15.S3.Q23 - Asbestos is a silent killer (Still in need of second opinion!)Could a kind 7sager double-check my logic? After reading the argument, I thought it was well-supported. If it is in fact a poor argument, could someo…
... down, gas station sushi... no effect.
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> > And does D weaken the argument ... the time cause the asbestos to be disturbed (and thereby cause a ...
