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PT25.S4.Q01 - taxpayer: for the last ten yearsThe conclusion in the stimulus, I believe, starts from "However, as a result of its attempt..." Here, the taxpayer is saying that due to the fisca…
The conclusion in the stimulus, I believe, ... choice (A) is too strong and suggestive of an answer, therefore ... stimulus contains premises and answer choice is the actual conclusion--more like ... the last sentence is the conclusion, and also explain how answer choice ... -
Strategy for Harder Weakening QuestionsSo I came across a discussion and someone mentioned that for weakening questions he/she uses this strategy from time to time: negate the conclusion a…
... I came across a discussion and someone mentioned that for weakening ... time to time: negate the conclusion and then find the answer choice ... that supports that conclusion.
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Having problem conceptually with LawgicI can get through all the quizzes and exercises but I'm having a hard time knowing why or the meaning of things I'm doing. When I look at a SA quest…
... get through all the quizzes and exercises but I'm ... , instinctively it makes sense and just reading the question I ... and narrow it down to 2 and if I re-read the Conclusion and ... into a cluster fuck and I feel I just ... out of the statment and try to predict what ... -
PT52.S3.Q23 - Certain bacteria that produce hydrogen sulfide@mkang89 Correct answers in MSS questions are almost always one of two types: restatement of an idea from the stimulus or the conclusion of the s…
... account for the premises and the conclusion stated in the stimulus ... could survive indefinitely. That conclusion isn’t supported very strongly ... : these premises support that conclusion. It feels a lot ... time horizon in the conclusion and in that way receives ... -
PT6.S3.Q25 - Proposals for extending the United States school yearIn the order the stimulus presents info (this may be way off): CTX - Proposals to bring US inline with rest of the world are met with objection that…
... principle if accepted justifies the conclusion?
(a) Social ... this is good but European and Japanese expectations are never ... what I identified as the conclusion. But now I'm thinking ... last sentence is the main conclusion and I've muddled up my ... -
September'18 Study Group | Blind Review PT 67 | Friday, July 20th | 7:30 PM ESTHey all! Just wanted to let everyone know in advance that we will be having our discussion this week on **Friday July 20th**. The reason being is …
... an argument here with a conclusion and premises? It's not valid ... with other like-minded people and make the process more fun ... . Expand your thinking and learning by interacting with others ... answer, keep it to yourself, and win the argument using your ... -
Having a hard time anticipating assumptionsI'm having a hard time brainstorming assumptions for SA, PSA, weaken and strengthen questions. Sometimes when I draw out the premises and conclusion …
... I draw out the premises and conclusion and look for the missing assumption ... -
LR questionsMost of the time when I review JY's videos for the LR questions I get wrong I completely understand the right answer. Its like I get smacked in the …
... that I don't understand and it makes me wonder why ... 'm rushing through the question and not reading the stimulus as ... should.
- Not identifying the conclusion and premises of an argument.
Help with most strongly supported questionsHello! I was wondering if anyone had a step by step method for approaching MSS questions. For example, MP questions seem to have a structure to which…
Hello! I was wondering if anyone had a step by step method for approaching MSS questions. For example, MP questions seem to have a structure to which you can follow to identify the conclusion and thus, get the correct answer...Any suggestions?When weaken with alternate explan., how to if AC is ACTUALLY alternate explan. or not? PT 61.2.11hello! so for a lot of Phen/Hypo Weaken questions, the way to attack them is to find an alternative explanation. One example of this is PT61.2.11.…
... is actually consistent with the conclusion, and is thus a trap wrong ... possessive of their parking space and are also less quickly able ... the original hypothesis in the conclusion?
In sum, ... hypothesis in the stimulus, and real right AC that are ...Parallel Reasoning Questions StrategyHey guys, so Necessary Assumptions I was having problems with, but finally I fixed that!! But now these questions are so annoying. I feel like they a…
... are time traps for sure, and if I follow the trying ... similar phrasing of the conclusions and premise, I feel I waste alot ... of time and it distracts me from the ...How do you do SA Q's under timed conditions?hey all, i was wondering how top scorers do SA Q's under timed conditions? i've been realizing that SA questions take me WAY too long to do under …
... "new guy" in the conclusion, and just go hunt for an ... map out the logical chain, and try to find the area ... convoluted (both with grammar and logic), and have many conditional logic chains ...Difficulty Understanding Support!Based on the LR problems I'm getting wrong (Weakening/Strengthening, Necessary Assumption, MSS, etc.) I think I'm having difficulty understanding sup…
... weaken the premises or the conclusion, and I know the "right" questions ... (Even given these premises, the conclusion still doesn't necessarily follow ... no problem finding the premises and conclusion and understanding which is which, or ...PT1.S4.Q19 - Can any research be foundhelp Can you help me understand the conclusion and the answer choice of A. <strong>Admin note: edited title; please use the format of "PT#.S#.Q# -…
help Can you help me understand the conclusion and the answer choice of A.
Admin note: edited title; please use the format of "PT#.S#.Q# - [first set of words]"PT81.S2.Q13 - A six-month public health campaignI still don't understand why A is right and C is wrong. The conclusion reads, "it's obvious that the public headed the campaign", meaning they follow…
... A is right and C is wrong. The conclusion reads, "it' ... followed the campaign's advice and washed their hands more frequently ... the campaign. That's the conclusion and its support. Since this is ... of impact on the support/conclusion relationship, no matter how big ...Grammar Flashcards?Hello, I was wondering if anyone has made or knows of a quizlet or some cheat sheet of the terms introduce in the grammar lessons? (premise indica…
Hello,
I was wondering if anyone has made or knows of a quizlet or some cheat sheet of the terms introduce in the grammar lessons? (premise indicators ETC)
thank you!!LR Organizing the stimulus in your headHello 7Sagers, I was wondering if anyone could help me clear up some fogginess im experiencing while drilling LR? So i am aware i must underst…
... be able to identify the conclusion and premises. However, im having the ... saying most of the time and i go to the answer ... /> How do i keep the conclusion and premises in my head clear ... i get what the premises and conclusion is for the stimulus but ...Road to 170+: Be Aggressive! (Long Strategy Post on how to maximize your potential in LR)A few weeks back I was in a blind review with the man himself, Mr. JY Ping and JY said something which I thought was rather profound. He mentioned th…
... to be the intermediate conclusion, the aggressive response to ... choice which says intermediate conclusion and move on. A more ... means having the confidence and knowledge to spot the ... br /> After reading the stimulus and formulating your prephrase. You should ...Comment please! Low Priority vs. High Priority ?Hi, When I began practicing main conclusion I was struggling at fist but started to get the hang of it. I practiced the technique of isolating th…
... When I began practicing main conclusion I was struggling at ... technique of isolating the conclusion and rewording and it was a success ... low priority questions correct and the high priority incorrect ...
What is Low and high priority? and In what context?Logical Reasoning - Help making up some examplesCan anyone think of examples that would make the following answer choices correct OR have come across LSAT arguments that have a method of reasonin…
... with accepting the argument’s conclusion and with denying it
and then attacks the distorted argument ...Loopholes CLIR helpHow does one get better at designing their CLIR? This isn’t 7Sage related per say but a few folks here have used or do use Loopholes by Ellen Cassidy…
... use Loopholes by Ellen Cassidy and I need help on designing ... IF”. I can outline the conclusion, and categorize but I just get ...How do you know a question has the correlation-causation flaw?I have been having issues with missing out on these questions lately, and I am not sure why---I used to be able to get them immediately. Do such ques…
... out on these questions lately, and I am not sure why ... generally include "causality" in the conclusion and as a result, one is ...Can someone PLEASE advise me on LR? Please I am so desperate!!!Hey guys, so my LR score finally has been improved (well sort of), I have been doing some times LR sections from prep tests 1-15 and I usually spend …
... Resolve Reconcile Explain questions and I'll get 1 ... there is a sub conclusion and I noticed that LR ... is the exact main conclusion (see question 4 on ... br />
Oh and if anyone PLEASE has or ... improve on Weakening, Flaw and Necessary Assumption Questions that ...PT 28.S1.Q24 - Intrinsic properties of art workI need help finding the main conclusion in this stimulus. I thought the first and last sentences were basically saying the exact same thing: that we …
... the main conclusion in this stimulus. I thought the first and last ... some explanations that involved diagramming and it just confused me further ... last sentence is the main conclusion and not the first?
PT5.S1.Q8 - The interpretation of certain footprintsThis is a weakening question so my goal is to cast doubt on T's conclusion that the footprints were made by hominids The evidence R has against T'…
... cast doubt on T's conclusion that the footprints were made ... that B weakens T's conclusion because it suggests the footprints ... because it strengthens T's conclusion? And why is D incorrect? wouldn ... be problematic for T's conclusion if the footprints they were ...What is this stimulus even trying to say?Proposals for extending the United States school year to bring it more in line with its European and Japanese counterparts are often met with the obj…
... in line with its European and Japanese counterparts are often met ... I think is the main conclusion. And the rest that follows it ...PT35.S1.Q5 - Can someone help me to identify opponent's argumentCan someone help me to identify opponent's argument, since I don't see clearly where is a conclusion and where are premises. All I see is a set of pr…
... see clearly where is a conclusion and where are premises. All I ... of premises with unstated(assumed) conclusion. Thank you!! #help
NA questions, Blocking or Bridging?Can anyone explain to me when to use a blocking or bridging NA, I always find myself getting easier NA questions wrong bc I'm zeroed in on the conclu…
... m zeroed in on the conclusion and if there is a ... a Sufficient Assumption AC and it's therefore it' ... tend to zero into the conclusion and end up getting those ... the right answer to and NA question can be ... something can be sufficient and necessary at the same ...PT28.S3.Q11 - A rise in the percentage of all 18-year-olds who...Is this a correlation-causation argument because it assumes that the increase in high school dropouts is the only thing that is causing the increase …
... author draw such a conclusion?
And I know there's ... is A incorrect? If the conclusion had said "solely dependent" on ...Attacking sub-conclusions?In arguments, we're supposed to take premises as facts and question the conclusions. But intermediate conclusions are both used as premises (to suppo…
... to take premises as facts and question the conclusions. But intermediate ... (to support the main conclusion) and as conclusions in and of themselves (albeit ... attack or challenge a sub-conclusion? Assume we have a weaken ... the causality of a sub-conclusion?
