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Conclusion Indicator TrapsHi all, I am currently going through the CC, specifically the weakening questions. I have found that in many of these questions, identifying the conc…
... of these questions, identifying the conclusion seems pretty straightforward (thus, ... and MSS questions, where conclusion indicators at the end ... traps for a sub-conclusion. What are your experiences ... with conclusion indicator traps? Do they ... -
Private Tutors: Manhattan Prep vs. Testmasters tutorsHi guys, Has anyone used Manhattan Prep vs. Testmasters for private tutoring? Trying to see which is better. I'm not referring to the group cour…
Hi guys,
Has anyone used Manhattan Prep vs. Testmasters for private tutoring?
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Percentages vs Grade Letters for GPA CalculationI go to a Canadian university where the 4.0 scale isn't used and, rather, we receive percentages and letter grades on our official transcripts. I rea…
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Identify premise, context and conclusions in Most strongly support questions?Is it necessary to identify premise, context and conclusions in Most strongly support questions? So far I don't and have done well.
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Mistakes by LR Question typeHope this helps others: #1. **Weakening (Except)** ○ I assumed that the correct answer choice (which would need to be the one that did not…
... #3. **Main Conclusion**
○ I chose the context and/or intro ... statement instead of the conclusion
conclusion and instead mistakenly focused ... is
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PT3.S2.Q25 - the public in the united statesI can't see why E is a better AC that D. Any thoughts? Flaw Argument Summary: Context: The presence of X has conditioned the US to support a …
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Context: The presence of X has ... 1: X is gone.
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PT20.S1.Q16 - brown dwarfs(P.S., I know this is a long and dense post, but there's an opportunity at the bottom for anyone reading this to get paid, so hopefully that's an inc…
... how this even undermines the conclusion, let alone discredits it as ... here in the absence of context. Does the clause following "destroy ... the support from which the conclusion is derived.
TL ... to help me remedy this conclusion, I'd be more than ... -
GPA vs Application DateHello, everyone! I wanted to hear opinions and gather data on weighing the costs and benefits of applying to law school after fall semester (earl…
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For context, I'm currently in the ... -
PT10.S1.Q23 - no one knows what purposesPSA are just not clicking for me and I feel very uncomfortable answering them even when I get them right. I'm drilling them this afternoon and I had …
... on this question.
Context:
There is a hypothesis ... animal's size.
Conclusion:
This fact (ant-eaters ... /> Most of this question is context and that made it a ... connect the premise to the conclusion. The ant-eater's ... -
Question about Chart vs. Grouping Game board set upHey all, So I realize J.Y's general rule for when to use a chart vs. when to use a standard grouping game board is that if the variables are only …
... when to use a chart vs. when to use a standard ... as when to use chart vs. grouping is one of the ... -
How does LSAC decide between numeric vs. letter grades reported on a transcript?Hi! I am an undergraduate student from Atlantic Canada. And I came across the [grade conversion table on LSAC's website](https://www.lsac.org/jd/a…
... how my university handles grades vs. how LSAC does might ruin ... -
Premise/Conclusion... Printing out notes?I am only starting out but I would like a simpler way to find premise/conclusion? Any help would be greatly appreciated! I struggled doing the proble…
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Causal Reasoning vs Conditional Reasoning vs Other ReasoningLong question! Thought it would be helpful to keep everything organized in one place to hear the thoughts of folks as the questions below all seem to…
... this property is dependent upon context. Yet there are no clear ... criteria for determining whether context-dependent properties are present in ... -
Differences in MP questions in LRWas wondering if there is a difference between a question asking for the overall conclusion of an argument vs main conclusion vs summarizes the main …
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Need advice - PT vs. individual timed sectionsHi everyone, I have been at the stage where I have consistently been going -1 to -3 on untimed LR and RC for a while. Now, I have decided to start…
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GRE vs LSATSo, I finally got around to broaching the subject to an admissions dean that I know socially about the GRE vs. LSAT issue. Their school is not taking…
... know socially about the GRE vs. LSAT issue. Their school is ... a high GRE. The GMAT vs GRE example was mentioned. Unofficially ... -
Causation argument (Correlation vs. Coincidence)Hi guys, Hope everyone is having a great Thanksgiving break! I just had a quick question on Causation arguments. I know there are several ways …
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PT80.S1.Q24 - lucinda will soon be attendinghttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-80-section-1-question-24/ For some context, I missed 5 in this section (including this one) and 4 in the …
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For some context, I missed 5 in this ... it contains "never" in the conclusion.
Then I began ... I diagram "probably" in the conclusion as "most"?
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Diagramming NO and Understanding ContextHello All, I had a question regarding whether or not to negate "NO" in the translations section and how that works. Below, I have highlighted why …
... you have to understand the context of when NO is used ...Typically vs oftenIs there any real difference for translation of typically vs often? For example: "Typically, winners of Nobel prize for science are not motivated at…
... difference for translation of typically vs often? For example:
"Typically ...Diagramming vs Not diagramming LR Q'sDiagramming the more complex questions can take quite a bit of time. Sometimes the correct answers are more intuitive and thus it would be a waste of…
... know when diagramming is appropriate vs when it is not?Clarification on negation vs contrapositiveI am in the Some and Most Relationships category of the curriculum and I am finding myself a little confused about negation vs the contrapositive. On…
... a little confused about negation vs the contrapositive. One of the ...When does "As are B" = "All As are B" and when does it mean "As generally are B"Is there any rule of the English language that allows us to tell when the claim "As are B" means every single A is a B, and when "As are B" is a gene…
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The conclusion says that "criminal organizations will ... become involved. But the conclusion here is "criminal organizations", ... organizations. So the conclusion technically is still not ... example? "Apples are fruit." vs. "Apples are healthy." The ...Question about NA questionsSo for necessary assumptions, the assumptions can be about the context, premise and conclusion? If the negation a statement attacks, say, the context…
So for necessary assumptions, the assumptions can be about the context, premise and conclusion? If the negation a statement attacks, say, the context of an argument, would this statement be a necessary assumption? Am I understanding this right??Embedded Conditional vs DeMorgan'sIs there a difference between A --> (B-->C) vs A --> B or C If so, what is the contrapositive of the A --> (B-->C)
Is there a difference between A --> (B-->C) vs A --> B or C
If so, what is the contrapositive of the A --> (B-->C)LR: You will choose to buy something vs. You will buy somethingHi 7sagers, Is there a difference in the meaning of the statements below? If you see the desk, you will choose to buy the desk. If you see the…
... if one actually bought it) vs. I bought the desk (actually ...Are MSS Qs Basically About Finding A Conclusion In The Answer Choices?So I was doing a MSS Question, specifically: LSAT Preptest 20, Section 1, Question 1 After reading the stimulus, I went to the answer choices. …
... I felt made a reasonable conclusion, given the set of premises ...LR Conclusion Question.For Lr Questions such as this in which the conclusion has a conditional statement. <font color="red">**Admin edit: do not post the actual LSAT qu…
... as this in which the conclusion has a conditional statement.
