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MBT and Assumption QuestionsDoes anyone have any tips for Must Be True or Necessary/Sufficient Assumption questions? I know they should probably be easy but they are the questio…
Does anyone have any tips for Must Be True or Necessary/Sufficient Assumption questions? I know they should probably be easy but they are the question types I consistently get wrong and find the hardest to understand -
PT2.S2.Q13 - If retail stores experience decrease in revenuesSo I got sucked into the words when I was doing this. This is a clear necessary/sufficient question. The logic structure, however, was fairly sim…
... this. This is a clear necessary/sufficient question.
... P and and A are necessary condition for RD. Satisfying ... to A as the sufficient condition RD has not ... lawgic. IF introduces sufficient condition, and satisfying necessary condition is not ... -
PT1.S4.Q16 - Type O bloodI know this is a very basic necessary/sufficient question but could someone validate the way I diagramed the logic? Stim: Professor: both O par…
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PT63.S3.Q11 - Web Medical Info5 star NA question. Is this a triple conclusion passage? Looking for another opinion on this question regarding the stimulus. This passage str…
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Is this a triple conclusion passage?
Looking for ... as having a sub sub conclusion, as in 3 conclusions total ... /> Sub conclusion. [Because] Sub Sub conclusion, because sub sub conclusion premise. Thus, main conclusion.
PT11.S2.Q18 - television slogans catch phrases* Premise: - TV news watchers have NO expectations of careful discussion of public issues. - newspaper readers have the expectation of…
... premises (for the main conclusion), which you have written ... premises and the main conclusion but instead by ... follows:
Sub-conclusion/Premise 1: (All) TV *watchers* ... .
Sub-conclusion/Premise 2: (All) Newspaper *readers* have ...concentration problemWhen I take PTs, I tend to lose concentration after first 2 sections, or sometimes just right after few questions on the 1st section. I found myself …
... example, constantly hunt for the Conclusion Premise, Ask you self before reading ...What are the most common question types on LR?What are the most common question types on LR, as in the types such as weakening, principle etc that appear the most often on the test. We know what …
... and inferences (4~6) > necessary/sufficient assumptions (2~5)> strengthen ...Nervous about the LSAT Saturday?Of course you are. You're about to take an important test. It's not <em>the</em> most important test though. That one you will be taking in June. …
... /> Anybody can teach LSAT arguments, necessary/sufficient, contrapositives, assumptions, etc. but inspiration ...Turning the necessary condition into words, How should I say it??I have a problem turning the necessary condition into words sometimes. For example, the sufficient condition reads well: Zombies attacking the c…
... to follow sufficient --> necessary, it could bring out the necessary condition ... followed by the sufficient but then would be diagrammed sufficient --> necessary ... have to have the words necessary/sufficient to make the relationship
Speed!Does anyone have any general tips for improving speed? Aside from just taking a bunch of timed PTs, do you use any other methods?
... a casual flaw, seeing a necessary/sufficient confusion, seeing numbers and percentage ...Step:0I know this curriculum identifies the first step as reading the question stem and then the stim, however I know that this is also somewhat controvers…
I always read the Question stem first. Then I know what "path" to go down.... either find the conclusion/premise, or piece together the information for an inference.Take Your TimeA couple days ago I scored a 174 on PT 64 using the LSAT proctor app. My average over the last 5 has been a 172.5. About 10 months ago my cold diagno…
... other question type, identifying the conclusion + premise is KEY. That allows you ...LSAT TRAINER: Translating Conditional Statements (pg. 256/257 - exercise)Hello everybody, I was wondering if anybody could help clarify something for me. I am currently reading chapter 18 on the trainer re: SA and …
... stopped thinking in terms of necessary, sufficient etc that I was able ...56.2.14 Psychologist: We asked 100I really didn’t like any of the answer choices, so I pretty much guessed on this one. These psychologists surveyed 100 entrepreneurs and 100 busin…
... between the premises and the conclusion. Premise: on our survey these guys ... and they started business
conclusion: people who are overconfident more ...Side effects of studying for LSAT :-)I have found myself getting irritated and impatient when people make illogical arguments during general conversations. I am also painfully cognizant …
... teams/players.
Also, the necessary/sufficient condition, something I never thought ...More than 10 point difference BR vs timed PT!Hello folks, Here it is me whining again. When I BR, I score in the 160s but when I do timed PT, I can't pass the 146-147. I did most of 7Sage's vid…
... and identify the argument parts, conclusion, premise and context. Usually for me ... that make you think a conclusion is being stated but realize ...I tend to do better at NA than SA?Hello, For some odd reason, I am having trouble with mastering sufficient assumption questions, despite watching explanation videos. However, I te…
... ) experience, it seems like the sufficient assumption questions fall into a ... the premises and the conclusion and the Sufficient Assumption is the one ...Feb '16 Pep Rally! Featuring JY Ping, Jonathan Wang, and Jimmy Dahroug!! | Wednesday 8pm ET<b>Update: Jonathan Wang will be joining us as well!</b> <h1>Feb '16 Pep Rally! Featuring JY Ping, Jonathan Wang, and Jimmy Dahroug!! (Quick Silv…
... : contrapositives, know the difference between necessary / sufficient assumptions). I would attribute to ...Translating sentences into lawgicThis question is taken from the Group 1 Group 2 Translation exercise but I'm finding recurring instances of odd translations into conditional lawgic.…
... the correct ordering of the necessary and sufficient conditions, regardless of always ... guides us in determining the necessary sufficient conditions in sentences with "always ... and language that flag possible necessary/sufficient conditions, but some words have ...Mapping a *Definition* with Lawgic, Two Scenarios A stimulus says "A poem is <b>any</b> work of art that exploits some of the musical characteristics of language." (PT27 Sect.1 Q20) I would map tha…
... that. It may reverse the necessary/sufficient relationship, but I think this ...PT60.S1.Q13 - many economists claim that financial rewardsWhy is B incorrect? How does C weaken the argument? Thanks! https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-60-section-1-question-13
... into the premises and the conclusion:
Premise : In surveys people don ... the connection between the premise and the conclusion.
Right off the ... the wording of the premise and the conclusion. The premise mentions that salary ...PT18.S2.Q23 - teachers are effective only whenhttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-18-section-2-question-23/ Here is my conditional reasoning: teachers are effective ------> when they hel…
... elements in terms of a necessary/sufficient condition.
My view ... the required spot for a sufficient condition, but it does make ...Panda's guide to answer all SA, PSA, Strengthen and WeakenHi Guys, I think I have spent a lot of effort in coming this up and I want to share with you my hypothesis to see what you guys think about this …
... a whole has 1 premise and 1 conclusion.
premise #1: these modifications ... to new appliances benefit the buyers.
Conclusion ... basically, "Is the premise enough to warrant our conclusion".
So can ...PT63.S1.Q10 - ms. sandstrom's newspaper columnHi all, Blind reviewing the aforementioned Prep Test and having trouble with PT.63.S.1.Q.10. I almost never have these kinds of very basic questio…
... of conclusions that have similar (conclusion + premise) structures? You said "Thus.... if ... tell if it was a conclusion + premise, as in PT63.S1.Q ... if it's a conditional conclusion?)
Thanks in advance ...Flaw in the Reasoning Question AdviceI am really struggling with this question type. It is the most often question I get wrong in LR. My current scores are (-3 to -4) RC & LG (-5 …
... a correlation/causation or a necessary/sufficient, my recommendation would be to ...Flaw in the Reasoning Question AdviceI am really struggling with this question type. It is the most often question I get wrong in LR. My current scores are (-3 to -4) RC & LG (-5 …
... a correlation/causation or a necessary/sufficient, my recommendation would be to ...LR Section FrameworkI find that the LR section tests four fundamental aspects: I. Our ability to make inferences Which it tests through Most Strongly Supported, Mus…
... /Parallel Flaw question, Pseudo Sufficient Assumption questions, Sufficient Assumption, Necessary Assumption, and Flaw ... it, strengthen it, find the necessary/sufficient assumption, draw a parallel argument ...LR - Where to go from here?Hey 7sagers! I am wondering if anyone can provide me with some advice on where to go from here in LR... LR might be my worst section and I am havi…
... lawgic, Speed reading, labeling the conclusion/premise ect. 7sage helps a lot ...LR - Where to go from here?Hey 7sagers! I am wondering if anyone can provide me with some advice on where to go from here in LR... LR might be my worst section and I am havi…
... lawgic, Speed reading, labeling the conclusion/premise ect. 7sage helps a lot ...For those of us studying part-timeThis post is inspired by some of the really great conversation I saw after @"Alex Divine" posted a thread for full time LSAT prep folks. I'm kind of …
... ) then i say group 3 Necessary Sufficient, so when i drive im ...
