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PT18.S2.Q07 - scientists are sometimes said toHi All, https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-18-section-2-question-07/ I was between B and C for this question and was hoping folks could we…
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Conclusion: The characterization (above) of ... statement to be true results in a contradiction, so the statement ... br /> Answer Choice B: A statement is argued to be false ... it directly contradicts a second statement (Premise 2) that ... -
Revealing names in Personal Statement?Hello, So if we want to talk about interviews we had, speakers in a meeting etc, do we have to reveal their real names in PS? In fact I forgot so…
... about interviews we had, speakers in a meeting etc, do we ... reveal their real names in PS?
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PT38.S1.Q19 - essayist: only happiness isI'm hoping that someone might be willing to check my thinking/analysis before I go to the explanation. It has been suggested that if we write out an …
... for a conclusion. I was just looking for a statement that “fit ... a premise + conclusion, and since there is no conclusion in the stimulus, I ... needed to identify the proper conclusion. I ... -
PT59.S2.Q13 - psychologists have discoveredHey All, So this is a PSA question. I selected answer E when timed and I didn't even circle this question to BR because I was so confident in my a…
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The conclusion specifies efforts towards identifying nightmare ... must do EVERYTHING (bold statement to begin with, but ... determined, 100% relationship, in order to do EVERYTHING ... In short, my issue is C seems to inherently contradict the conclusion ... -
Premise; conclusion indicators.Are their any more premise or conclusion indicator(s) words that have been found that we can add to the list? And even words indicating a switch i…
Are their any more premise or conclusion indicator(s) words that have been found that we can add to the list?
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PT76.S2.Q24 - it has been said thathttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-76-section-2-question-24/ We are looking for a necessary assumption. The conditional for the first sent…
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The conditional for the first sentence is: write in order to ... . However, the conclusion of the argument is that this conditional is not ... pleasure. Just insert the original conditional in right in front of the “/impart ... -
RC Themes in the 70'sI went through the RC in the 70's to try to glean some more information and feel more comfortable going into the sections. Nothing super profound, bu…
I went through the RC in the 70's to try ... ) Stating an Opinion: Intro – Development – Conclusion
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Logical Reasoning Example QuestionIn the Powerscore logical reasoning bible (under conditional reasoning) there is a statement saying "No robot can think." They say that the diagram i…
In the Powerscore logical reasoning bible (under conditional reasoning) there is a statement saying ... is the sufficient condition, and in general how they got this ... -
Botched Personal Statement, Great Index Score.. what do I do?Hi guys, I really need some advice. I applied to the University of Victoria in BC, Canada. My index score (based on my GPA and LSAT) is quite high…
... to the University of Victoria in BC, Canada. My index score ... good job on my personal statement, despite being a good writer ... for the best or get in contact with the admissions team ... I really want to get in...
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Why Can't We Infer "B most A" from "A Most B"? What Assumptions are Made in Doing So?Hello, all! After personal reasons forced me to step away from the LSAT for some time, I'm just now getting back into the swing of things. What wa…
... "B most A" from the statement "A most B"? Perhaps what ... this: what does one assume in making this erroneous inference?
PT53.S1.Q18 - when a salesperson is successfulHi, If you watched the video explanation for this question, could you please help me understand what exactly is it saying? I watch it at least 15…
... this statement necessarily pointing to confusion in necessary and sufficient condition? In my ... supposed to look at the conclusion statement [at least three years developing ... --> make a comfortable living in sales] while analyzing these answer ...PT24.S2.Q08 - sociologist: she claim thatHi So, it seems that these circular reasoning questions are killing me... okay so I have a question on answer choice B. I am not quite sure why th…
... of stories in newspapers
4. Main Conclusion: The claim ... restates** a claim given in support of that conclusion
... of it (If the statement that violent crimes are ... e.g. conclusion restating a premise, and conclusion presupposing the truth ...Main Point of Argument vs. Main Point of Conclusion questions@"J.Y. Ping" or others that have an answer: How do you know, in LR questions where some Q stems require us to identify the main point of the "Argu…
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How do you know, in LR questions where some Q ... main point of the "conclusion"; when, such as in the "Camera Lens ... explains, to include the (P) in the paraphrased answer or only ... us to single out the conclusion and paraphrase it?Personal Statement Ideas?Does the personal statement necessarily need to be focused on a recent moment in our lives? Could we talk about an event that happened before college…
Does the personal statement necessarily need to be focused on a recent moment in our lives? Could we talk about an event that happened before college, as long as it references a hobby that you intermittently do to this day?(Theory question) Why do you negate a conditional by negating the necessary?Specifically, I am looking at PT 68.S2.Q23, the second sentence: "We must therefore reject Tolstoy's rash claim that if we knew a lot about the event…
... : WHY do you negate a conditional by introducing the sufficient and ... say when you negate a conditional, the sufficient could OR could ... is this lesson in the CC (negating a conditional?) I could not ...PT29.S4.Q9 - "Because of increases in the price of oil..."Struggling with this. I'm stuck between how D is correct over C. See below for a break up of the stimulus. **1970-now --> Oil use decreased by 4…
... for heating, which required investing in equipment.**
** ... energy conservation" to support the conclusion.
D- ... regarding whether the investment in oil equipment was more ... and 3) the investment in natural gas equipment was ...Is it essential to use "Lawgic" in LR?I understand it is advocated by JY, specifically in MBT, sufficient/pseudo assumption and parallel reasoning questions. Even if one seems to be getti…
... is advocated by JY, specifically in MBT, sufficient/pseudo assumption and ... question correct without writing the conditional logic down (sometimes I internalize ...Embedded conditional OR referential phrase?Hi all, Having trouble understanding when there is an embedded conditional (or, the LSAT wants us to view it as such) or a referential phrase that…
... I think are embedded conditionals) in them. Here are the ... answer choices:
(A) "In a well-functioning democracy, any ... bill passed into law in a well-functioning democracy will ... embedded conditionals? As a simple conditional with a referential phrase)? ...Flaws between Premise & Sub-conclusion vs. Sub-conclusion & Main ConclusionI just worked through PT 44.4.20 and noticed the flaw traced to the lack of support between the premise and sub-conclusion. This is the first time I'…
... between the premise and sub-conclusion. This is the first time ... between the sub-conclusion and main conclusion. Is this common in other types ... LSAT usually focus on Sub-Conclusion to Main Conclusion flaws?Descriptive premises with normative conclusions in sufficient assumption questionsIs it always the case that if an argument for a sufficient assumption question has descriptive premises with a normative conclusion (saying one shoul…
... descriptive premises with a normative conclusion (saying one should do something ... gap between the conclusion and premises. Is normative language in the answer ... choice always necessary to prove a normative conclusion ...Notes from LR Crash Course Workshop #3Hi everyone, I recently participated in J.Y.'s LR Crash Course Workshop #3 and wanted to share some of the key takeaways from the discussions we ha…
... * They make the conclusion more important to explain ... first sentence) and the conclusion (the last sentence). Rather ... phenomenon presented in the first premise.
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United ...Most and Some in Strength Questions.On PT 35 S1 Q15, Conclusion: We should be skeptical about the magazine’s conclusion. Premise: The sample is unrepresentative and the question is b…
... PT 35 S1 Q15,
Conclusion: We should be skeptical about ... the magazine’s conclusion.
Premise: The sample is ... B contains Most (the conclusion drawn in most magazine surveys have eventually ...Personal Statement content - Canadian law schoolsCan exposure to the legal system be written about in the personal statement, e.g. serving on a jury? Thanks in advance
Can exposure to the legal system be written about in the personal statement, e.g. serving on a jury?
Thanks in advanceLR Crash Course NotesI really enjoyed these sessions. Essentially, we answered questions live and rotated BRing them 1-on-1 with JY. We learned a whole lot about ways to …
... /> -Get used to thinking in terms of Domains of Discourse ... stimulus is missing a main conclusion which the correct AC ... Think about what effect those conditional indicators have on their proceeding ... line up analogies in BR. Which ideas in the correct AC ...Im confused with Relative vs absolute flaw questionsRelative v. absolute A is faster than B, therefore A is fast. Well, not necessarily. A is faster than B in relative terms. It doesn’t imply that A i…
... . A is faster than B in relative terms. It doesn’t ... example, we know that the conclusion in this statement is not true: “Hippopotamuses ... are small.” Or take this statement: “Turtles are faster than ants ...Patterns in MBT/MSS QuestionsHi 7sagers! What kinds of patterns have you seen emerge in MBT/MSS questions? For example, I personally have seen that for conditional - heavy st…
... patterns have you seen emerge in MBT/MSS questions? For ... personally have seen that for conditional - heavy stimuli, LSAC loves ... perhaps other patterns in the answer choices, in the stimulus structure, ... or in the way ...PT28.S1.Q20 - Economy, Unemployment, InvestmentHi could someone help me out with the diagramming on this one? I found it absolutely confounding and I'm usually pretty decent at conditional phrasin…
... 'm usually pretty decent at conditional phrasing.
So what ... -> ID
Arrow in the second line after the ... no idea how this figures in.
Same thing ... translates into an either...or statement.
What am I ...PT23.S2.Q14 - kim: in northern europe during the 18th centuryHey everyone! I'm pretty confused about this question. Could anyone speak more on why (C) is incorrect? I chose it because I thought it was block…
... cause to the cited change in attitude: philosophers spreading their ideas ... does (A) strengthen Kim's conclusion? Couldn't really follow what ...Diversity StatementHey, guys! I'm starting to work on my app process and I wondering if I should or how to write a DS? I was recently diagnosed with a cognitive disabil…
... disability. I haven't been in school since 07 so I ... had to deal with it in a learning setting but def ... can I write a DS statement if I haven't had ... to deal with the issue in a learning setting? Or, am ...
