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Sunday Online Group Study SessionHi Folks: There's a good group of us 7 SAGERS who joined a whatsapp group chat. We're trying to organize a study group session for this Sunday, Fe…
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Untimed Section Drills Information Bank #helpHey 7Sagers- There are a fair number of discussions about doing untimed section drills or untimed full PTs, but not one with some consolidation of p…
... identify the flaw, or the conclusion, or something that is pretty ... -
Correlation indicatorsAnyone have a good list of terms that indication correlation? I have a hard time distinguishing what’s causal and what’s correlated.
Anyone have a good list of terms that indication correlation? I have a hard time distinguishing what’s causal and what’s correlated. -
Questions - Need some Answers and advice please!First question - I'm having a difficult time trying to figure out when to use conditional reasoning. Can someone explain to me which questions types …
... to spot an arguments premises, conclusion, context, etc...
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My tip for Foolproofing (from an amateur)I'm writing this post in the hope that it will help me remember to follow my own advice, and perhaps help others as well in the process. Here's m…
... learn efficiently.
In conclusion: Anxiety while studying or around ... -
More Main Point/Conclusion PracticeI would like to do a few more MP/MC drills but do not want to risk using questions from LSAT prep tests that are going to be used later either in the…
I would like to do a few more MP/MC drills but do not want to risk using questions from LSAT prep tests that are going to be used later either in the curriculum or when I start doing prep tests in the next phase. Any suggestions? Thank you, -
Can you treat SA questions just like a strengthening question?I was wondering if instead of trying to bridge the gap of the premise to conclusion to make the argument valid, we could look for the AC's that stren…
... gap of the premise to conclusion to make the argument valid ... AC's that strengthen the conclusion and eliminate the rest and ... -
PT1.S4.Q19 - Can any research be found to validateAlthough I was able to get the right answer, I am not sure if my identification of the main conclusion was correct. Can anybody help me with this, pl…
Although I was able to get the right answer, I am not sure if my identification of the main conclusion was correct. Can anybody help me with this, please. Thank you in advance!!
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PT24.S2.Q7 - A neighborhood group plans to protestAlright, I'm not sure if I should be worried about this question too much as I hope (and have heard) that the newer tests are much more logically rig…
... is underutilized and that the conclusion (closing the center is unacceptable ... -
PT72.S3.Q6 - gamma ray burstshttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-72-section-3-question-06/ I am having such a tough time on this question. I have written out my thinking,…
... to support the author's conclusion that the duration being long ... would this answer help the conclusion? By explaining that duration is ... -
Necessary Assumption Help!!Hello, I have trouble seeing if something is actually required, even after applying the negation test and asking myself if the AC is giving more t…
... this is important to do (conclusion). I know it's not ... -
PT15.S1(P4) - In 1964 the United States federal governmentHi All, The last sentence of the paragraph 2 reads: **'...they argue that as the quality of black schools improved relative to that of white schoo…
... I think (assigning numbers as indicators of 'quality'):
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PT25.S2.Q10 - Insects can see ultraviolet lightHi guys, I want to make an argument and delete LSAT 25, S2, Q10 from the problem set because the answer choice is poorly written. Without div…
... webs that emits UV and conclusion is that the insects get ... -
Either Or applied to In/OutHey all, Can someone point me in the direction of the lesson that explains the process by which he came to the conclusion he found at around 8:40…
... which he came to the conclusion he found at around 8 ... -
PT31.S3.Q14 - Ethicist: Both ASA and TPA are clot-dissolvingHey 7Sagers, We're posting on behalf of a 7Sager. They would like to get advice from you! ************** LSAT PT 31 JUNE 2000 sectio…
... . so I thought the main conclusion was the sentence about "when ... 't think it was the conclusion when the previous question had ... the premise and not the conclusion. which can be found in ... differentiate between the premise and conclusion if it has the world ... -
PT50.S2.Q17 - Warm air tends to be humid, and as humidityI would love someone to help me with the understanding the underlying flaw. I have seen this stimulus type, and it seems very cookie cutter for me. I…
... highly likely modality (in the conclusion).
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Thank you 7Sage!!Hi guys, I’ve mostly been a lurker on the forum, but now that my cycle is officially over, I wanted to share a little bit about my LSAT journey and m…
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PT9.S2.Q25 - Medical research findings are customarilyHello friends, I was stuck on this question for a long time, trying to figure out what is going on. In the end, I think I got my head around it. C…
... takes place
The conclusion : To protect public from erroneous ... /> 2. C ---> B
Conclusion : C ---> A
Tips & Tricks for Adapting to DigitalHi everyone! I was browsing through the "How to study for the digital" discussion and saw it was mostly format related questions... I haven't seen…
... red highlighter to highlight the conclusion of the argument and focused ... complicated stims... for me, highlighting conclusion was usually enough).**
2 biggest lessonsIn case this helps anyone: As we approach the June exam, I wanted to share the 2 most helpful things I've realized lately ~ and will be drilling into…
... between the premises and the conclusion or you've misread or ...NA Approach that may help people struggling!Hi Everyone- I have struggled with NA questions a lot and found an approach that for me has been a bit more intuitive and grounded in an understand…
... not, by themselves, justify the conclusion reached.
- ... going from premise to their conclusion, has made assumption that ... they believe warrants the conclusion, but we know whenever ... between the premises and conclusion carefully and see what ...PT49.S2.Q7 - Any fruit that is inspected is also rottenAny fruit that is infected is also rotten. No fruit that was inspected is infected. Therefore, any fruit that was inspected is safe to eat. The conc…
... safe to eat.
The conclusion of the argument follows logically ...PT49.S2.Q15 - The greater the number of people who regularly use a productThe greater the number of people who regularly use a product, the greater the number whose health is potentially at risk due to that product. More pe…
... helps to justify drawing the conclusion in the argument above?
PT25.S4.Q18 - Obviously, we cannot in any real sense mistreat plantsHi all, could someone please help me with this question? Its a small grammar thing, but I am stuck! Obviously, we cannot in any real sense mistrea…
... pain. (EP)
The conclusion above follows logically if which ...Highlighting and Underlining Strategies for the Digital LSATHi all, I was wondering if folks have come up with any consistent/effective strategies for use of the 3 highlighter colors and underlining functio…
... yellow for premise, orange for conclusion, or use pink for key ...PT8.S1.Q5 - A person can develop or outgrow asthmaPT8 S1 Q5 I got the answer right by process of elmination, but didn't understand the argument, more specifically, I don't see where the premise an…
... see where the premise and conclusion are.
... I thought the conclusion was: adolescence the percentage of ... asthma.
Conclusion: number of adolescent boys with ... the same? Why is the conclusion not about percentages.
...PT32.S4.Q4 - Psychiatrist: Take any visceral emotion32.4.4 I'm having trouble breaking down the **lawgic** in this arugment. I did: Viceral emotion (VE) always able to Express that emotion (E…
... ; Healthy to Express
Conclusion: Anger ---> Healthy to ... come I'm reading the conclusion as: (Healthy to Express ... s _always_ Healthy
Conclusion: To express ones Anger ... br />
"Always" introduces conclusion.
Correct me if ...PT30.S4.Q1 - A government ought to protect and encourage30.4.1 I broke down the argument Premise: Healthy Nation --> Free Speech --> Best Interest **Missing Answer: Government --> Best Interest**…
... --> Best Interest**
Conclusion: Government --> Free Speech
PT63.S3.Q11 - People who browse the web for medical informationHi- I have been focusing on NA questions, and was looking for quick ways to identify answers. I had some trouble differentiating between (B) and (E).…
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answer---------> conclusion which is equiv. to ~conclusion---------------> ~answer
Quick Wkn/Str QuestionFor weakening and strengthening AC, must the correct AC always provide independent doubt/verification upon the likelihood that the conclusion holds?
For weakening and strengthening AC, must the correct AC always provide independent doubt/verification upon the likelihood that the conclusion holds?
