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PT80.S4.Q22 - scientists once believed thatThe correct answer to this question is information that would help to evaluate the argument in the stimulus. If the information is taken to one extre…
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Premise: A nearly complete skeleton of ... the T.Rex.
Conclusion: The T.Rex's features ... skeleton as evidence for the conclusion), how?
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PT33.S3.Q04 - limited research indicatesHello I have a question regarding the method of identifying an assumption. This is a strengthening question. Context: Therapeutic intervention be…
... contributor to them.
Premise: A much more comprehensive ... health care measures.
Conclusion: In order to explore a ... the gap between the premise and conclusion and found one gap ... the gap between the premise and the conclusion? Here, the claim ... -
PT55.S3.Q24 - it is popularly believed thatCan someone please confirm that I have this chain correct? I became confused with the "cannot" in the first premise. Now I'm presuming "cannot" is mo…
... "cannot" in the first premise. Now I'm presuming ... the sufficient clause since this premise includes "unless." Please ... (Objectively Evaluated)
Premise:
AV--->~WM
Conclusion:
EO--->~WM
Quick weakening/attack premises questionI had a quick question - based on the 7sage lessons on weakening, you never directly attack a premise or conclusion; rather, you take support away fr…
... you never directly attack a premise or conclusion; rather, you take support ... away from the premise(s). So, ... re not actually attacking the premise, it just looks like ... it does actually attack the premise, it would be right, ...Tips for Flaw QuestionsHello all! I thought I'd share some tips on my personal approach to Flaw questions. I've really struggled with them in the past but I've done every s…
... /> 1. Hone in on the premise/conclusion relationship -- I circle key words ... in the premise/conclusion and quickly scan the answer ... a tunnel vision for the premise and conclusion relationship and STOP WASTING ...How to solve WEAKEN questionsOne effective way that I discovered for myself to solve WEAKEN questions is the following: you have to set your mind in a way that can come to the ar…
... the argument's conclusion even without the provided premise(s). Or ... that both the premise(s) and the conclusion can exist ... conclusion without the provided premise(s), maybe by providing the conclusion ... you have the premise(s) but the conclusion may not ...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…
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* They make the conclusion more important to explain by ... between the first premise (the first sentence) and the conclusion (the last ... phenomenon presented in the first premise.
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* Also ...PT48.S4.Q21 - Sociologist: Traditional norms in our societySufficient Assumption question https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-48-section-4-question-21/ Under the timed condition, I got this question …
... ; Premise: Succeed (**C**) → Trust (**D**)
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> Conclusion: Succeed ...PT49.S4.Q16 - There is a difference between beauty and truthhttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-49-section-4-question-16/ I have a question about PT49.S4.Q16. If this were a sufficient assumption quest…
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[[Main Argument]]
Premise: A [beauty = truth] → X [ ... among the best)
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Conclusion: /A (beauty =/= truth)
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[[Sub-argument]]
Premise: A [beauty = truth] → C [most ...LR 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 …
... stimulus is missing a main conclusion which the correct AC provides ... ) The correct AC restates a premise (super premise) or pushes out an ...PT2.S2.Q19 - how do the airlines expect toI need some help with this question. I got the right answer but in Blind Review I changed the answer to a wrong choice. The right answer is D. I u…
... the argument? I believe the premise to be "It is unrealistic ... of actual flying time". The conclusion is "Therefore, the airlines should ...Need Help with MSS v. Strengthen, v. Correlation/Causation StrengthenI am stuck on some of the MSS questions, Weaken, and the difference with how to tell MSS and Strengthen apart especially when C/C Strengthen is in pl…
... , most strongly supports the conclusion drawn by the entomologists?
conclusion at all, rather to ... it, thus making the entomologists conclusion more sound.
Such ... A causes B is the conclusion, so the answer needs ...PT65.S4.Q11 - prairieview yard sizeI understand the flaw in the correct answer choice, but not how it applies to Tom's argument in the stimulus. D : "Fails to apply a general rule t…
... correct AC here.
Conclusion: No it isn't the ... one to rent
Premise/Sub-conclusion: The yard isn't as ... big as it looks.
Premise ...Principle or PSA?Principle or PSA question? ------------ In LR, I try to identify the question type as quickly as possible, but sometimes I cannot identify immediat…
... answers give us a premise and a conclusion.
> _"Which ...the often overlooked essential skill for RC and LR successI believe that brushing up on English grammar is necessary for RC and LR success. JY also mentions the importance of referential phrasing and grammar…
... , we practice identifying the premise and the conclusion and reorganizing the stimulus ... ; they are like the premise and the conclusion equivalent of a stimulus ...PT35.S4.Q08 - it is widely believed that by age 80This one tripped me up quite a bit. I need a better explanation than J.Y. gave in the video. In a flaw question, are we to assume all the premise are…
... we to assume all the premise are true? In this question ... credibility. Then I read the conclusion which said the idea that ... accurate reading and therefore the conclusion could not be properly drawn ... like I'm attacking the premise directly, and I thought in ...Intermediate conclusionsI'm having trouble differentiating the IC from the premises and I don't like IC questions in general...if something leads to a conclusion then it mak…
... a conclusion then it makes sense that it's evidence/fact/premise ... sentence directly supports the main conclusion, so this is the IC ... ? And I know the conclusion indicators and all but it ... to call some things a premise and some things an Intermediary Conclusion."more likely" = correlation or causation?This whole time I thought "more likely" = strictly correlation because it means the same as "tend to" which is also correlation, but it seems like it…
This whole time I thought "more likely" = strictly correlation because it means the same as "tend to" which is also correlation, but it seems like it can be used as causation as well according to the more recent PTs.Help with Weakening Questions!I'm in the middle of going through the CC and I'm on weakening questions at this point. I'm working on my problem sets, but the last five sets I've …
... the premise and conclusion, and I'm able to identify the premise, conclusion, referential ...Supreme Court Gutted Historical Civil Rights RemedyI thought this was an interesting article and a good read so I wanted to share. It was great practice finding the premise(s) and the conclusion. Any …
... great practice finding the premise(s) and the conclusion. Any thoughts about ...PT June 2007.S2.Q22 - editorialist: news mediaSharing this because while eliminating AC E, I was forced to question the difference between causation and sufficiency as well as the danger of using…
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Argument Summary:
Premise 1: Media rarely cover local ... politics thoroughly.
Premise 2: Local politics is ... conducted secretly.
Major premise: Local politicians tend to ... of these factors.
Conclusion: Chance of a particular ...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 ...PT61.S2.Q24 - historian: it is unlikely that someoneHey everyone, So question 24 in section 2 of Prep Test 61. This question I've been trying to grapple with for 3 days (seriously). I understand h…
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Stem: The conclusion of the argument is properly ... thing is that the second premise [one's inclination to ... history increases (KHi)
[Conclusion] The more history a person ... from this to the missing premise:
The less inclined ...PT29.S4.Q17 - studies of the reliability of eyewitnessHello! I didn't see any prior discussions on this question, and it's confusing me a bit so I wanted to get some outside opinions! https://7sage.com/…
... of a testimony has little correlation with the accuracy of said ... without changing its accuracy.
Conclusion says that police officers shouldn ... bridge the support with the conclusion.
D does it ...PT33.S1.Q12 - a nationwide poll of studentsHere's the link to JY's explanation in the Core Curriculum: https://7sage.com/lesson/budget-for-counseling-programs-flaw-question/ ^^Could someone…
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Analysis: The premise talks about how people feel ... programs receive. But, the conclusion says that any actual increase ... counseling programs. But this conclusion doesn’t follow: for ... in other words, the conclusion essentially mistakes the poll results ...Weaken QuestionsHey, yall. For weaken type questions do you think it's safe to double check your AC by determining if it precludes the conclusion from being properly…
... determining if it precludes the conclusion from being properly drawn from ... : weaken the support between the premise and conclusion. I'm just trying ...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.
Is it necessary to identify premise, context and conclusions in Most strongly support questions? So far I don't and have done well.A tip for LR questionsI am starting to realize that it is not necessary to understand the whole stimulis. Often, just understanding the premise and conclusion is enough to…
I am starting to realize that it is not necessary to understand the whole stimulis. Often, just understanding the premise and conclusion is enough to get the right answer.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…
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#3. **Main Conclusion**
○ I chose ... intro statement instead of the conclusion
#4 ... the conclusion and instead mistakenly focused on the premise/support ... that is
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