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Having a difficult time studying LR. .
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How to do flaw q when you can't see the flaw/prephaseI know JY advises against moving onto the ACs without coming up with a prephase for flaw questions, but there are unfortunately usually 2-3 flaw ques…
... for support of that conclusion, quite often there is a gap between the voracity of the conclusion and the evidence ... used in support of that conclusion. Eliminate answer choices ... -
PTF97.S3.Q21 Bicycle safety expertCan someone explain to me why B is the right answer? I had chosen A
... that the statistics cited in support of the expert's conclusion presuppose the truth of that conclusion. The expert's conclusion is ... that "biking on the left side of the road is more ... -
Mislabeled as SA in Question Bank?In the Question Bank and in the LR Drill Sets (https://7sage.com/lesson/lr-drills-preptest-01-to-09/ ), **PT8.S4.Q21**. is categorized as a Sufficien…
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But the question stem says "For the claim that.... to ... be properly drawn on the basis of the evidence cited, which one of the ... Assumption question. Also, the correct answer (A) ... -
Cracking on Comparative Passages?Hey buddies! I feel much progress on RC with the Trainer’s structural method. But still I feel so hard on comparative reading. It’s so confusing to r…
... cited in support of a thesis in a diversity/humanities passage, or the results of several experiments in ... to tell that the details are thrown in purely for information recall, so ... -
PT88.S4.Q13 - There are many poets with cheerful dispositionsDoes anyone else thing AP questions are getting harder? I chose D for this because it reads more like a clarification - or even a necessary assumptio…
I wouldn’t put it past LSAC but if they used clarify it would have to make a point to say that the clarification is in support of the conclusion. That’s what was missing from that answer choice. -
General Question about Denying Premise LinkHi, I had a quick question about denying the link between premise and conclusion. In this video: https://7sage.com/lesson/egyptian-and-mayan-pyr…
... the premises given in support of a conclusion are not entirely sufficient in proving that conclusion ... make the possibility of the conclusion being right gone. Take this for example:< ... Assuming the falsity of a conclusion merely because a bad argument for it ... -
PT74.S1.Q17 - How the pigment known as Han purpleI understand that A is right because it counters a possible objection that Han purple and white glass were produced independently of each other, in d…
... third premise akin to the first two in support of the conclusion.
C ... or weaken the argument. For instance, if the production methods of the Common Type of White ... "Han Purple actually preceded White Glass production there and in fact White ... -
PT76.S4.Q22 - Wednesdays Kate usually buys some guava juiceI do not understand the difference between correct answer (A), and answer (D). The terms used in each of the answer choices are the same. I feel like…
... ), and answer (D). The terms used in each of the answer choices are the same. I ... the structure of the argument, but the terms discussed in the video explanations do not make the ... note: edited title; please use the format of "PT#.S#.Q# - [brief ... -
Applying to law schools while registered for the January lsatI am currently applying to a few law schools (not early decision) with my scores from the past two lsats. Equally I have enrolled for the Jan lsat in…
... enrolled for the Jan lsat in hopes of getting a higher score for some of my ... have the knowledge of you being registered for future lsats at the point of application ... .e. more likely to waitlist or defer) candidates registered for future lsats ... -
Score fell from 170 to 168. I was aiming for 172 by Feb. 10th.I was excited that I'd scored a 170 on PTs a few weeks ago, but instead of going higher, my score has only dropped since. I am aiming for a 171-172. …
... you may take the test again, I'd suggest the Power Score LG ... needs a lot of structured practice, and the book provided more than I ... , understanding the answer choices) in order of difficulty, by offering drills for the different steps ... -
[Test Center Review] Montclair State UniversityProctors: Exemplary, except they started checking in all 205 people at 12:25, resulting in some serious delays. I was in a room with about 60 people …
... microphone implanted in the desk that was in my way and ... for the brief railing incident mentioned above and the delay checking in. Lots of ... people brought cell phones for ... booklet than usual because of the desktop mics. This ... -
How to space out PTs while working full timeHi friends! I've been studying for the LSAT while working a full time job, which means I wake up three hours early every morning to do my lessons and…
... sanity, which is actually really important for the LSAT. Quality of time spent studying ... dependent on the quality of one's mental state, is way more important ... actually essential to LSAT prep, too (and, in my opinion, also for life in ... -
Any tips for going -2 or less on LR?Currently sitting at -4 average on LR and striving to break this barrier and improve to -2 by July. After BR, I usually end up with -1 or -0. Typical…
... posts in the forum as well as discussions in webinars. I aim for two ... to the last page in 21-23 minutes. This is more for my peace of ... at the end of the section because you fall into time sinks in the beginning ... -
Reading Comprehension AdviceReading Comp is my worst section by far because I can get lost in the complexity or density of the reading and lose too much time or I can struggle i…
... In my opinion the LSAT Trainer in and of itself is not sufficient for the intricacies of the ... build the fundamentals. In RC, I would get lost in the intricacies of the passages ... get lost in the complexity and density of the passages, and the Trainer teaches ... -
PT22.S2.Q20 - pieces of music consist of soundshttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-22-section-2-question-20/ I got this one correct by POE, but I am having a lot of trouble explicitly underst…
... conscious of the passage of time. The passage of time (in and of itself) is the necessary condition for ... the flaw is circular reasoning. The argument is not. The "reading" analogy is evidence in support of the conclusion ... -
PT 1 S4 Q15 : Why is E the correct choice?So... the correct answer choice is E and I'm really trying to understand why that is the case. Is it because E is basically destroying the evidence w…
... destroying the evidence which in turn would not be able to support the conclusion? If ... preferred way of using their limbs. For example, if the dogs are ... limb, this would dismantle the conclusion right? The conclusion is saying that dogs ... choices B, C, and D. -
Most vulnerable to criticism, in need of solidifyingThis is one of the last LR type im having issues with and need some guidance. I see this stem, read the stimulus and see five answer choices that sa…
This is one of the last LR type im having ... is where the oscillation comes in. Lol. And I see the core, where ... premise&conclusion, and just like the weaken/support questions we attack the support? All ... -
Help with Flaw Type ExamplesHey everyone, I am having a hard time with Flaw Questions. I know we are supposed to memorize the common argument flaws but that is where my struggle…
... /> "The purported evidence that it cites in support of its conclusion presumes that the conclusion is true ... broader than is warranted by the findings cited”
- ... /> "takes for granted that there are not significantly more households with ... -
PT15.S3.Q23 - Asbestos is a silent killer (Still in need of second opinion!)Could a kind 7sager double-check my logic? After reading the argument, I thought it was well-supported. If it is in fact a poor argument, could someo…
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And does D weaken the argument because it provides a potential reason ... why leaving the asbestos alone in the ... it
Conclusion: Government shouldn't require removal of asbestos insulation.
Flaw Types with Example Questions - Redux 2021 Pandemic Cycle VersionReviving this excellent resource so we can add to it and keep it alive. Credit to @alyhobbs and the 3 years ago crew. Hope you all are killing it whe…
... /> "The purported evidence that it cites in support of its conclusion presumes that the conclusion is true ... broader than is warranted by the findings cited”
- ... /> "takes for granted that there are not significantly more households with ...PT5.S1.Q7 - Two paleontologists, Dr. Tyson and Dr. Rees, disagreeCan someone please explain why A is correct? Here was my initial breakdown/reasoning for why I thought E was the right point of issue: Stim: Ther…
... breakdown/reasoning for why I thought E was the right point of issue ... " evidence differently in terms of what it meant
B: Neither of them ... enough evidence to support T's conclusion, she's saying that the evidence doesn't support the conclusion ...PTFeb97.S1.Q20 - explosion of interest in operaI have a hard time understanding why B is the right answer? Also, could someone explain why D is wrong?
... the same error, the argument directly undermines the evidence that it uses in support of its conclusion when the ... the the average size of the audience has to have risen as well in order for the conclusion ...PTA.S1.Q13 - dirty stone building vs. clean oneHi, Does anybody here know why the answer is D and not E? <strong>Admin note: edited title; please use the format of "PT#.S#.Q# - [brief descrip…
... is incorrect because the engineer is not "using the evidence cited by the architect to ... in the argument, the engineer is clearly adding in new evidence which forms the basis for the different conclusion ...PT 5 S1 Q15- can someone explain this to me?please explainnnn
... were punished for using their ... of the evidence about 85-90 year olds in support of which one of the ... />
More people were just ... /> **D - Handedness is a product of both ... actually supported. Social pressure - they made the ... AC their conclusion, it would ...PT 1 S4 Q15 : Why is E the correct choice?So... the correct answer choice is E and I'm really trying to understand why that is the case. Is it because E is basically destroying the evidence w…
... basically destroying the evidence which in turn would not be able to support the conclusion? If ... or preferred way of using their limbs. For example, if the dogs are ... is their preference.
D. Dogs who lose a limb ...PT93.S2.Q21 - Essayist: Commitment to relationships or careers is commonly held to be virtuous.This question was tough for me. I thought I didn't need the third sentence. Picked D but wasn't confident with it. Not sure how E is correct. Ple…
... strong conclusion, they better give us great evidence to support ... premise is in support of the main conclusion in our 2nd sentence. In simple ... the argument because it exemplifies the premise.
4th sentence: More support for the argument, the ...PT76.S2.Q19 vs PT24.S3.Q12 (Flaw)Hi PT 76 S2 Q19 AC (D) is not a flaw because the author does not presume that the argument it cites is the union leaders' only argument for their …
... that's the "argument" cited by the stimulus, what is the "view" of the union ... arguments the union leaders had available in support of their view, the stimulus's conclusion ... multinational control. The author might actually agree with the union leaders' ...Logical Reasoning QuestionEcologist: It is true that the solution of the problem of global warming will require important changes in the way we use fossil fuels over the long …
... that the solution of the problem of global warming will require important changes in the way ... br /> (B) questioning the accuracy of the evidence given to support the opposition's case
(D) using the literal meaning of a word that could ...What's the flaw(s) in this argument? Please helpHello, Can someone please explain to me what's wrong with this argument? Con: The amount of sleep one gets has minimal correlation to the amoun…
... who are in the top 5 percent in terms of the amount of sleep they get ... daily, have on average, about the ... who are in the bottom 5%. This proves conclusively that the amount of sleep ... with this argument and or support?
