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LR questionFor LR questions in which there are two authors with opposite views and the question stem only refers to one, do you recommend immediately reading th…
Yea, definitely read the whole thing. The risk/reward of not reading both statements isn't worth it. By saving 15-20 seconds you are sacrificing the context that may be necessary to fully understanding the second author's response. -
How to improve reading speed on RC?Hi everyone! So RC is my strength and I usually only miss 8-9 questions on the whole section and that is mostly because I run out of time! If I h…
... advisable to pretty much skip context? I've noticed (I'm ... I can quickly recognize the context I am getting more correct ... -
Is this a mistake?In one of the early exercises on sufficient and necessary phrases and finding the lawgic indicators I am having trouble understanding JY's reasoning.…
... . You also need to understand context and recognize when those words ... -
Necessary assumption q60.3.22 Is there a solid reason as to why C is not a necessary assumption? The premises clearly say that increasing demand causes gasoline price…
... the argument only within the context of the government policies in ... specific only to the stimulus' context. plus the government responsibility is ... -
Ignore Context?When we are reading the stimulus and separating the conclusion, premise, and context, are we supposed to ignore the context/"some people's argument"/…
... in the habit of ignoring context then it will come back ... -
Ignore Context?When we are reading the stimulus and separating the conclusion, premise, and context, are we supposed to ignore the context/"some people's argument"/…
Sorry to hear you're struggling with NA!
I wouldn't ignore the stimulus completely. BUT when I do see a context indicator I make sure to note where it context is and where the argument is.... skim the context and get right into the question. -
PT21.S2.Q07 - brownlea's post officehttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-21-section-2-question-07/ I initially picked C, probably making some bogus quick logic about how the new b…
... a premise, maybe even just context.
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VocabularyHi everyone, I took a couple RC (and even LR) sections recently, and noticed that I made 70% of my mistakes because I did not fully understand the m…
... an expansive vocabulary, however the context clues surrounding the word usually ... -
VocabularyHi everyone, I took a couple RC (and even LR) sections recently, and noticed that I made 70% of my mistakes because I did not fully understand the m…
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PT28.S1.Q09 - political commentators see recent policieshttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-28-section-1-question-09/ For this question I chose AC (C) but I circled this question because AC (E) got my…
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Does "A causes B" equal to A -->B?Hi, guys, I am confused with the relationship between "causation" and conditional logic. Could anyone give me some help? According to the lessons, it…
... can be thought of as context. Yes, the principal believes that ... -
Advise/Recommendation for LSAT PrepHello All, My name is Erik Jimenez. I signed up for a free account just now. I’ve taken advantage of the YouTube material 7Sage provides for stude…
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Reading Comp. Unfamiliar VocabularyGood morning, I'm currently working on reading comp untimed. Just to focus on accuracy. For each passage I get -2 or -1. I find myself spending ti…
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Manhattan Prep and RC strugglesWhile I've seen my LG and LR improve a lot over time, I'm afraid I've plateaued a bit in RC. On average I make -4. I've already done the whole 7sage …
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PT55.S1.Q18 - there is little plausabilityhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-55-section-1-question-18/ I am having trouble with these main point questions in general. It seems I always…
... the first sentence actually provides context to understand further what being ... -
PT39 S4 Q19I couldn't pick between A and D and finally chose A. But the answer is D. I kept trying to find out why A is wrong, but I still don't understand why…
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Flaw and MSSHello, on all of my preptests, even after reviewing all the lessons and explanations I still miss Flaw and MSS questions, is there something I missed…
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PT45.S1.Q12 - biologists have noted reproductive abnormalitiesI am having a problem seeing how a/c C WEAKENS. To me it looks like it is strengthening the argument. Maybe I am just misunderstanding how the ar…
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Manhattan Prep and RC strugglesWhile I've seen my LG and LR improve a lot over time, I'm afraid I've plateaued a bit in RC. On average I make -4. I've already done the whole 7sage …
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pt 65 section 4 # 14Main Point question, I agonize between B and E. B is wrong because they never said it was not the only factor? But isn't E wrong as well because t…
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PT47.S1.Q22 - columnist: there are certain pesticidesThis LR section killed me. I spent all day BRing questions 22, 24, and 26 in this section. This is another one that I am just lost on. I eliminate…
Logic Games Attack StrategySo I've got three weeks left in the Army before I start terminal leave and I've finally reached the end of the learning curriculum and the only thing…
... recommend for me within the context of this site, or another ...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…
Ahh! It does!
So I guess it's a mistake to just look for indicator words. Should first look at their context in relation to the sentence. As sometimes they are not activated. Yes?BR'ing... Scores going dooowwnnnSo, my BR scores have progressively gone down, from 170, to 167, to 164. I have been scoring 161, 162, 162 on those three PT's (159-162), respectivel…
... at them enough in the context of the " big picture" though ...LSAT Prep-Test 54 Logic Game 2Can the writers of the LSAT really be able to deceive you the way they do on this question? One of the rules states that "At most one CD received mor…
... X must be out. In context it simply means that X ...PT average of 169+ scorersHi all, I'm posting so as to ask for help in regards to how I should be interpreting my PT scores. When I take the LSAT this coming December, I'm aim…
... here to brag. Just for context. Thought about typing it with ...Please, Need help: AddendumI am preparing my application (to start LS next year). My question is concerning the addendum: Should I write one? In Peru, I did two years of medica…
... bit more flaky without additional context).
You need to ... a paragraph briefly stating the context of how you go to ...Please help me with mastering MSS and MBTI've taken about 10 PTs + intense BRs (made an imaginary friend and explained my reasoning to that guy for all of my circled questions out loud) and …
... makes any sense in the context of the lesson you are ...Purely vs OnlyWould "purely", "merely", and "solely" function the same way "only" functions in the conditional logic or reasoning with "only" being necessary condi…
In a nutshell, I would say yes. The above words all share the core definition common with "only". I think a lot of it would depend on context of the argument and statement. Do you have an example?
