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PT7.S1.Q24 - Many major scientific discoveriesHi everyone, just want to confirm the validity of the answer choices. I find this question confusing, even though I can see (A) is the best AC. The …
... just want to confirm the validity of the answer choices. I ... serendipity)**
So the conclusion of the argument can go like: ... **ignore anything not directly related to the ... (A) is just the contrapositive of the conclusion! If so, ... -
Question on Course Progression in Logical ReasoningHello! So I’m doing the Premium course and I just completed the weakening and strengthen question types. I got the majority of questions wrong during…
... and I just completed the weakening and strengthen question ... types. I got the majority of questions wrong during ... do the timed questions at the end of the chapter to complete the portion ... arbitrary and ambiguous because the support can imply many ... -
Regressing and Test Date in JanuraryI started studying for the LSAT in August and back then I scored around 155. Since then I've kept studying in the time I have left over from grad sch…
... 've kept studying in the time I have left ... just took a PT in the same controlled enviornment and ... for time and unable to complete the last page for each ... . It feels like all the time I spent practicing amounted ... I'm looking to take the LSAT at least around June ... -
Necessary Assumption ConfusionHello, Im just a little confused about necessary assumptions when using the negation test. We've been taught that if the answer choice, negated, w…
... is to me the argument is the premise and the conclusion. So ... to destroy the support between the conclusion and the argument or am ... i just looking for it to make the ... would not support the relationship between the conclusion and the premises? -
I tried to create my own LR question, take a look!Please let me know your thoughts! I don't work for the LSAC, so I know that I'm not a professional. I thought writing a few questions would help my L…
... ! I don't work for the LSAC, so I know that ... disease,
is one of the leading causes of death in ... with cardiovascular disease.
**The argument relies on assuming which one ... of the following?**
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A Note on "Most Helps to Justify"Many of us dive into PSA mode as soon as our eyes scan the words "Most Helps to Justify". That is, hunting for the answer choice stating: If premise…
... , most helps to justify the reasoning in the argument?"
Let's ... answer choice that most helps the argument get closer to validity.
the argument, while the other answer choices are irrelevant ... -
"Some" Answer Choices for Strengthening, Weakening, and SA QuestionsSo I just finished reading the Loophole in LR by Ellen Cassidy (great book for anyone no matter where you are currently in your prep) and I thought i…
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So in the book she basically talks about ... picked than the correct one. "Some of the fish." In ... fish. Does that weaken the argument in any way if ... and if it even weakens the stimulus.
the argument if anything at all. ... -
Jan Retake - Tutor/MaterialsHey, y'all. So as someone who's been studying for this test with varying levels of intensity since the earlier part of the year, I'm finding myself i…
... become even more comfortable with the test (which may in ... potential schedule between now and the 13th.***
In ... go back over the parts I did already and complete the book. I ... was also told that the LSAT trainer ... -
PTA.S4.Q8 - After an area has been hit by a natural disasterTo solve this necessary assumption question I used the technique of negating each answer, and then seeing which opposite answer choice would have to …
... assumption question I used the technique of negating each ... to weaken the argument. The one that must weaken the argument is the answer. However ... understand why C is not the answer (I understand why ... E is the answer though).
Cookie Cutter Review: Implicit CausationI want to quickly discuss a common type of causation argument that LSAC uses. Here is an example: **Those who wear glasses are more likely than…
... is given. Notice how the argument never comes out and ... be too easy. The implicit assumption that the argument makes is inferring ...
Boiled down to variables the argument goes like this:
< ... all. BUT, this argument commits the error of taking a ...
