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The "Some People Say" Principle [title has been changed!]I have been studying logical reasoning stimuli that include a sentence about what someone OTHER than the author says, usually near the start of the p…
... recognize what it means in context. The author could say, "Some ... -
The "Should" Principle"Finding the conclusion" is as easy as riding a bicycle... and as hard, for struggling students. I have noticed that the word "should" is as help…
... interpret "should" as a conclusion indicator. I'd understand looking for ... -
The "Should" Principle"Finding the conclusion" is as easy as riding a bicycle... and as hard, for struggling students. I have noticed that the word "should" is as help…
... that would make it an indicator.
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The "Should" Principle"Finding the conclusion" is as easy as riding a bicycle... and as hard, for struggling students. I have noticed that the word "should" is as help…
... that would make it an indicator
You right. I ... like? It isn't an indicator. #badlinguist -
Solving board gamesWhen doing games, I like to attempt to solve as many probabilities as possible before going on to the questions. In short, spend time upfront in orde…
... ) Restrictive rules are a good indicator. Boxed items for instance may ... -
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…
... ; ES) - applied the group 3 indicator
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BR BluesOkay, so I am nearing completion on the core curriculum (woot woot!) and I would definitely say that I am starting to grasp these core concepts relat…
... hung up on things like context info or modifiers that turned ... -
"The only" as a sufficient conditional indicatorCan anyone give me a good example of "the only" as a sufficient conditional indicator? Possibly differentiating it from the 5 "only" (only, only if, …
... only" works as sufficient condition indicator because of its typical placement ... only" is a sufficient condition indicator for "become rich"). But the ... , yet mechanistically applying the sufficient indicator rule could lead you to ... -
How to Tackle RCI've been stuck in the 166-171 range for 8 months or so now, and do retakes in the 174-176 range. I typically miss 2-4 in LR, and 0-3 in games. …
... sentences to help gather some context. Relevant sentences can comprise an ... , among other things. Looking to context before and sometimes ahead of ... , nor in the immediate surrounding context, it may be in a ... -
LR in the 70s- Are they different?So I was averaging -5 total in LR on the 50s and 60s but when I started taking some of the 70s (70,71,72) it went up to -9 total. And usually one of …
... 70s have really stopped using indicator words as much as well ... -
Answer choices with the word "SOME" for weakening questionsI am currently working on the weakening questions of this course. I ran into a lot of situation where the ACs have the word "SOME" in them. Sometimes…
... , some can be a tricky indicator word, especially for weakening questions ... -
Answer choices with the word "SOME" for weakening questionsI am currently working on the weakening questions of this course. I ran into a lot of situation where the ACs have the word "SOME" in them. Sometimes…
... "SOME" is a very reliable indicator of whether an answer weakens ... -
What is the negation of "not many"?How do you negate "not many"? To me, you can't just dropped the "not". Here's my thought process: "Not many" seems to be the same as "some not…
... 're right that "many" is context-sensitive, but that should be ... to "some". "Some" is not context-sensitive; it means the same ... thing in every context. "Some A's are B ... -
What is the negation of "not many"?How do you negate "not many"? To me, you can't just dropped the "not". Here's my thought process: "Not many" seems to be the same as "some not…
... as some in the LSAT context. PT 62 S4 (towards the ... -
What is the negation of "not many"?How do you negate "not many"? To me, you can't just dropped the "not". Here's my thought process: "Not many" seems to be the same as "some not…
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PT8.S4.Q21 - so-called environmentalists have arguedThis is a sufficient assumption question but one of the forums I read to understand answer choice (A) explained that NEGATING (A) would demonstrate i…
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June 2016 AdviceI am currently studying for the June 2016 LSAT and have been studying for 3 months. I desperately want a 170 on the LSAT but the last practice test I…
@kazrah said:
The *only* (necessary condition lol)
"The only" is actually a sufficiency indicator :D
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I believe one of the flaw drills is mis-categorized. Pls correct me if I'm wrong.I feel that this question categorizes more as a MoR, or MISC, than a Flaw/Descriptive. https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-35-section-4-quest…
... word fallacious is a primary indicator that this is a flawed ... -
Rule translation.How do you translate this rule...? K is evaluated either at some time after M or at some time before T, but not both. Thanks for the help!
... rules are usually a good indicator for splitting the board. For ... -
Need help making sense of the logic lessons - How useful and practical they are?Hi, there! I'm what some universities call a "mature student". I have a full time job, I have two small kids, a house to take care of. So my "free" t…
... mark the premises, conclusion, and context. Now that I've been ... -
Does Generally/Usually = Most?Does Generally/Usually = Most?
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Anecdotal evidence that the 70s PTs are different from 50s and 60s PTsHere's my anecdotal evidence that the 70s PTs are harder (or at least different) from earlier modern PTs. PTs 54-59, 61, 62, 65, 66 (Not cherry pi…
... is you cant rely on indicator words and other "shortcuts" as ... -
Anyone get a higher actual LSAT score than on PT's?Just wondering (i.e., hoping) if anyone got a higher score on the actual exam than on their PT's?
... PT average is a good indicator of where you're at ... -
Anyone get a higher actual LSAT score than on PT's?Just wondering (i.e., hoping) if anyone got a higher score on the actual exam than on their PT's?
... PT average is a good indicator of where you're at ... -
Anyone get a higher actual LSAT score than on PT's?Just wondering (i.e., hoping) if anyone got a higher score on the actual exam than on their PT's?
... takes for some sort of indicator. Showing up to the big ... -
When you see a Question will involve heavy Lawgic do you map it out right away?For LR clearly. When you see a question involves heavy Lawgic say MBT MBF Parallel reasoning etc.. Do you start mapping the lawgic right away or rea…
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How your soft helps admission?Hi! I may not be a typical LSAT student at least in terms of age. I graduated from college in 2002 (Mechanical Engineering) and received a Master’s d…
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Sure! Super unique, strong indicator of hard work, STEM bg ... -
How do you spot conclusion?Hi there, I just started studying LSAT and was wondering how does the team spots conclusions? Do you use indicator words as from the lecture?…
First I look for indicators and if there are more than one indicator I ask myself which sentence supports the other. And the sentence that is supported is that conclusion. @"Giant Panda" -
The Economist, Scientific America, Science Magazine_how to read them?Dear there, How do you read these articles? Especially the last one: Science Magazine. The article most often, if not all, are subjects that …
... those function within the greater context of the passage, even if ...
