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PT 36.S3.Q26 - four universal forceshttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-36-section-3-question-26/ Could anyone be kind enough to explain why is the correct answer choice "B". I fai…
... up with the stimulus and what the author's point was. ... the stimulus. But what the author is saying/ trying to ...
By identifying what the author is trying to argue/convince ... definitely convinced it exists. And the author's argument is therefore ... -
Reading Comp HELP!Hey guys, so when I first took my first ever LSAT Diagnostic 4 months ago I got an embarrassing 127. However I'm now scoring around a 144-145ish. I'…
my advice is to go and just ignore the time. i ... the passage on the screen and keep track of ot in ... them out, ignore the clock, and read that passage at YOUR ... passage besideswhere the critic and the author begins and the main point. hope ... -
Retake disaster/need help from a mod..So I have now taken the LSAT 3 times, and I'm beyond frustrated. I took the LSAT for the first time OCT, 2013 after 6 months of study self-study and …
... argument/arguments (S2/S3) and the author's view (AV).The degree ... the arguments may vary... and the author's view will often be ... can be inferred that the author believes that... (now here ... and common sense based on what the passage conveys about the author ... -
RC- Author's attitudeI just wanted to ask what steps most of you take when you are answering questions on RC passages? Can someone give me a list of techniques/method…
... counter argument/arguments (S2/S3) and the author's view (AV). The ... the arguments may vary... and the author's view will often be ... can be inferred that the author believes that... (now here ... and common sense based on what the passage conveys about the author ... -
RC help pleaseEveryone, I've practiced every part of the test but the one section that fails to improve is RC. As a result, it prevents me frm getting the scor…
... , and to identify the purpose of the passage and the author's ... thoughts, arguments and assertions. Annotating ... spending so much time underlining and circling; however, it is ... 's argument lies and so on and so forth because ... -
Maybe just a rant, but can anyone relate and/or help me out here?Okay. I'd like to say that I've been lsat prepping for about a year / year and a half or so, however, during this time I've been working full time ho…
... catch up to you and effect your time and score. I flew ... through the causation and correlation section because huh? ... the general concept of strengthen and weaken questions? I noticed ... the questions that involved causation and correlation wrong. Well I ... -
Strength and Weaken QuestionsSo I've seen A LOT of improvement on most of the question types. When I get to specific questions, I know exactly how to approach them and what to lo…
... response. Watch out for the cause and correlation questions as well. I ... that part of the course and of course I had to ... different from the basic strength and weaken questions. Do you have ... October or December? If October and you don't reach your ... -
PT. 51 S3 Q12Can someone please explain this question... I'm not really sure what's even going on in the stimulus. <font color=red>Admin edit: Here's the passa…
... it seems as if the author isn't arguing with Winslow ... (in fact, the author agrees with it). The author is trying to ... supported, and it is directly stated in line 8. The author agrees ... hypothesis completely fits the facts, and the author agrees with him.
Narrowed down my weaknessHello everyone, I have narrowed down my weakness in LR section to Flaw, PFlaw and SA questions. Mostly getting these questions wrong. I was wondering…
... you read a flaw question, and half way through the stimuli ... doing a flaw question, and the author mentions "amounts" and "percentages" I immediately ...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 …
... think for this specific question (and probably for similar questions) the ... ("it has been said") and the author's opinion as facts (but ... the facts presented by the author.How to increase speed of RC? Annotation methods?Hi I just started drills on RC and the speed is a huge problem for me. My average time to finish 1 passage is 10 mins! That means I can only finish 3…
... structure, the main points, and the author's opinion. Annotating helps because ...What do you keep it in your brain when reading for RCHi team, I have been studying with 7sage for a month now. Learning a lot of stuff, but just want to do a double check, what do you keep in your h…
... of people, theory author supports, and the conclusion the author makes). I just ... for the second method, and another bracket and I wrote M next ... point of the passage, and the author's opinion just by doing ...LG MotivationI am able to psyche myself up for RC passages and LR stimuli and become generally interested in them. But, I'm having trouble actually having fun doi…
... as a conversation between me and the author. This conversation takes place ... mentally, where I read actively,and constantly ... try to figure out and respond to ...Anyone want to go through the September LSAT questions?Sorry if it's too soon and you're still drinking heavily! I am really really confused about Section 1 Logical Reasoning Q21, the one about Alzheimers…
... what the computer scientists think and the author thinks is that the ...
A is irrelevant, the author isn't saying that the ... , but the way the author set up the argument sounds ... the difference mentioned and is somewhat irrelevant -- the author didn't ...LSAT Prep Low PointWe all hit high points and low points in our LSAT journey. At the moment, I am devastated, drained, and confused on how to proceed. I want this more …
... the last paragraph and you predict that the author is going to ... of two hypotheses is better and the author doesn't, you now ... , key words and phrases, and identification of structure and the author's tone that ...PT44.S4.Q14 - scientists hypothesize that a particular typeHi all I cannot find any reason why (C) is wrong here. It seems to me that (C) eliminates one alternative cause (genetic cause?) and thereby str…
... (C) eliminates one alternative cause (genetic cause?) and thereby strengthen the argument that ... according to C -was the cause of the poor eye sight ... eyesight happen because of another cause?
- _We just don't ...Blind Reviewing RCI'm finally breaking into the score range I want and I know that RC is my biggest challenge and the one sections I'm still a bit inconsistent in. Whe…
... issue is discussed and the author states that people ... and a passage outline in the most simplest terms (for example: author ... methods to address issue and author describes critics reasoning against ... methods, concludes with author arguing for a redefinition ...Blind Reviewing RCI'm finally breaking into the score range I want and I know that RC is my biggest challenge and the one sections I'm still a bit inconsistent in. Whe…
... issue is discussed and the author states that people ... and a passage outline in the most simplest terms (for example: author ... methods to address issue and author describes critics reasoning against ... methods, concludes with author arguing for a redefinition ...PT13.S2.Q7 - It is not correct that people of the USHey, yall! Would you say that AC B equals ambiguity? Sometimes I get equivocation and ambiguity mixed up but I eliminated equivocation here because "…
... U.S. pay for goods and services that **taxes** would have ... don't know if the author uses the term "tax" ... here. In the argument, the author explicitly (deliberately) redefines the meaning ... "tax" is clear here, and the author is intentionally trying to redefine ...RC - StrategiesHey guys! So, I've spent the majority of my study time focusing on LR and LG. I know I need to dive into RC but I'm not really sure how to go abou…
... very different from LR questions and add a lot of details ... /> @Sami You are absolutely right. And to be more specifically, on ... , a theory is presented and the author points out an oversight of ... points to the oversight the author mentions. This is tricky because ...165 to 170 by December LSATHi all, I hope all of your studies are going well! I'm writing to ask about any tips for the final climb (presumably the hardest one) from a 165 …
... I am acutely aware the author's attitude in the passage ... are not commensurate with the author's position, but they ... reading the passage for structure and the author's argument, I know ... just reading for structure and the author's argument and tone.
Pop QuizHey everyone, I recently came across an LSAT stimulus that gave me loads of trouble when I was taking a PT under time. To ingrain the lesson from…
A - humans are not scared, therefore they are not lightfooted.
No cause, no effect.Reading Comp after CC is doneI was wondering what the best way to approach RC is following completion of CC. I usually miss between 8 and 4 consistently, but that's too wide a ra…
... passages vs. answering questions and whether or not taking ... painstakingly blind review and write out summaries (high and low res) ... proving each answer choice, and overall just practice skimming ... approach an inference question and an author's tone question. My ...Advice for isolating RCLike many, I hate RC. It's my worst section. I was wondering if any of you have any advice on how to isolate and focus on RC studying between weekly …
... "however", "nonetheless", etc.), the author's tone ("disappointingly", "ignorantly", "as ... -to-face interaction.
**Author's Purpose**
- EX ... on an issue
**Author's Tone**
- EX ... answer main point and infer author's ______ questions.LSAC Reports on Accommodated Test-taking - Has 7sage discussed yet?LSAC released a report on accommodated test-taking trends: https://www.lsac.org/docs/default-source/research-(lsac-resources)/tr-17-03.pdf "Thi…
... -accommodated population and the accommodated population (and presumably, people ... receiving extra time accommodations and those receiving other ... accommodated extra time population. And, more importantly, there ... a just cause and that's shitty, and those people ...PT4.S4.Q09 - Good Scientific TheoryHi, This might be a silly question but for D... It says "A scientific model that contains **<del>many</del>** elements is not a good theory" An…
... some here. The words many and few are polar opposites of ... (at least in English) and the author's exact intention is to ... at its face value.The author is trying to emphasize that ... difference between few and some, but rather many and few. Each of ...Causation/correlation and phenomenonHello, everyone. I’ve been drilling strengthening questions and I’m having an issue with causation/correlation and phenomenon type arguments. The lin…
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> For causation and correlation it would have to ... or more simultaneous things happening and the author generalizing a relationship between ...PT2.S2.Q14 - the "suicide wave"**PT2 S2 Q14** Type of question: WEAKEN Correct me if I am wrong in any part of my explanation. **Premise(s)** Oct. 1929 suicides due …
... , (1) when there was cause, there was effect or (2) when there ... /> when cause present - effect occurs, or
when no cause - no effect occurs.
cause present - no effect, or
no cause - effect occurs.PT2.S2.Q14 - the "suicide wave"**PT2 S2 Q14** Type of question: WEAKEN Correct me if I am wrong in any part of my explanation. **Premise(s)** Oct. 1929 suicides due …
... , (1) when there was cause, there was effect or (2) when there ... ; when cause present - effect occurs, or
> when no cause - no effect occurs ...
> cause present - no effect, or
> no cause - effect occurs.
