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Most strongly supported vs Most helps to justifyHello all, Something I'm having a little difficulty with is differentiating "most strongly supported" vs "most helps to justify" questions. I …
... little difficulty with is differentiating "most strongly supported" vs "most helps to justify" questions ... that helps validate the premise and/or conclusion. I know it ... to find the gap between the premise and conclusion. Basically when I ... -
difference between sufficient assumption Qs and Sufficient QsAre their some rules or skills about how to tackle sufficient assumption Qs and Sufficient Qs,many thanks!!!
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Most Strongly Supported vs Weakening QuestionsI was wondering what the main differences between most strongly supported questions and Weakening questions such as how to approach them? **Normal…
... wondering what the main differences between most strongly supported questions and Weakening questions such as ...
**Causation and Phenomenon-Hypothesis:**
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Strange "Most Strongly Supported" Question From "Peterson" WebsiteHi everyone, I came across this sample "most strongly supported" question online. I found no record of it as an official LSAT question, so I susp…
... I came across this sample "most strongly supported" question online. I found no ... the credited answer (C) and would like some outsider advice ... eliminated all but C and D, and my reasoning for weighing ... statement can be negated and still be consistent with ... -
difference between Suff. Assumptions vs. Nec. Assumptions that act as a "bridge."Hi everyone, I'm confused about the difference between Sufficient Assumptions vs. Necessary Assumptions that act as a "bridge." I understand th…
... /> And I know that sometimes the LSAT writers include a sufficient assumption answer ... stem asks for a necessary assumption.
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HELP: Most Strongly Supported QuestionsI am struggling very much with most strongly supported questions. Sometimes I will do problem sets and get 4/5 and then sometimes I get 2/5. I've not…
... most strongly supported questions. Sometimes I will do problem sets and get 4/5 and ... 've noticed that reading carefully and looking for key words are ... -
PT36.S1.Q4-- Help -- Most Strongly Supported (or Must Be True?) QuestionHi, So this was a tough question because it is a MSS (Most Strongly Supported) question, but I was not able to really think of how the one right a…
... because it is a MSS (Most Strongly Supported) question, but I was not ... answers are simply what is "most strongly supported" (and thus not necessarily must-be ... -
#Help on Most Strongly Supported/MP Questions on RCHi everyone! I hope you are doing well and staying safe. My reading comprehension skills have significantly worsened after following the strategie…
... hope you are doing well and staying safe.
and Powerscore. I find myself to be struggling the most ... with Main Point/Most Strongly Supported Questions on Reading ... really struggling, so any and all help is greatly appreciated ... -
Many and MostCan someone please explain if there is a logical difference between "many" and "most?" I remember reading or watching in one of the logic lesson vide…
... if there is a logical difference between "many" and "most?" I remember reading or ... that there is a difference between "too many" and "most" because the former is ... />
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Please help me with sufficient assumption and necessary assumption questionsI went through JY's courses and have a question I just can't seem to solve by myself. JY explained that sufficient assumption questions are someth…
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JY explained that sufficient assumption questions are something like:
assumption question.
Obviously, A-& ... " kind of questions both sufficient assumption and necessary assumption questions at the same time ... -
7Sage Podcast Episode #19 - Most Strongly Supported QuestionsEpisode 19 is here! https://soundcloud.com/user-737824810/19-most-strongly-supported-questions <b>Subscribe to our podcast: <a href="https://it…
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Where is Most Strongly Supported in Lesson Plan?I'm looking for lessons for Most Strongly Supported Questions. Does anyone know where I can find it?
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Difference between CC v1 and v2Hey everyone, @KevinLin7Sage did an internal presentation for 7Sage Tutors on the difference between CC v1 and v2. I thought it was such a good prese…
... 7Sage Tutors on the difference between CC v1 and v2. I thought it ... what the differences are between CC v1 and v2:
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Difference Between MSS and SA QuestionsI grasp the concepts behind both -- or at least I think I do. I am having a problem truly explaining to myself the substantive difference between the…
... the substantive difference between the two. The way I imagine Sufficient Assumption questions ... is that they are the invisible connector between the premise and ... SA would count as a most strongly supported item from an argument. ... -
Difference between Drills and Problem Sets?What is the difference between the Drill and Problem Sets in the syllabus? For example, under Most Strongly Supported Questions, there is "Drill - MS…
... difference between the Drill and Problem Sets in the syllabus? For example, under Most Strongly Supported ... Questions, there is "Drill - MSS Questions" and 12 "Most Strongly Supported ... always one drill section and multiple problem set ... -
Most Strongly Supported vs. Must Be TrueHi, Can someone please explain the difference between these two question types? I find that there is a significant amount of overlap in the conte…
... /> Can someone please explain the difference between these two question types? I ... the content of answer choices and it is hard to ... for something that is just most likely to be true based ... used powerscore to self-study and they group both question types ... -
Difference between SC and NCNow, as I've been going through the exercises, I am able to identify the necessary condition and the sufficient condition for the work the majority o…
... to identify the necessary condition and the sufficient condition for the work ... / SA. I review the valid and invalid argument forms every night ... of understanding the working difference between the SC and the NC. Does anyone ... -
What's the difference between "All because..." and "Only because..."?In terms of necessary and sufficient conditions for the LSAT, I'm wondering what the difference is between "All because..." and "Only because...". Fo…
... and sufficient conditions for the LSAT, I'm wondering what the difference is between ... "All because..." and "Only because...". For ... same meaning. What's the difference between "All" and "Only" in the examples ... -
PTB.S1.Q17 - The difference between manners and moralsStimulus says: Manners are necessarily social (i.e. manners require a social element). Morals are not necessarily social (i.e. morals do not require …
... that is both moral and manners.
Most strongly supported?
A: ... can´t say it is supported.
C: Morality applies ... I stopped reading right there and knew this was wrong. There ... . Clearly wrong based on #2 and #3 described above.
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LR Q Stem Confusion (MBT, MSS, PSA, SA, NA, etc)Hello, 7Sagers! I seem to have a difficult time committing to memory the differences in language for Q stems in Logical Reasoning for MBT, MSS, PSA, …
... SA/PSA vs NA: Sufficient assumptions will affect the ... and kind of operate like must be true questions. A necessary assumption ... personally, understanding and internalizing the difference in these ... "Must Be True" and "Most Strongly Supported." Personally, I think ... -
"Normal" Difference Between Actual PT and BRI've searched and couldn't seem to find this answered elsewhere. Feel free to link me to another thread if one already exists on this topic. I am …
... will all be anecodotal information and will vary greatly from ... "normal" difference in score between an actual (timed) PT score and a BR ... to see a ~10 point difference between the two scores. I ... drilling with the Cambridge Packets and am currently working my ... -
First 4 PTs at 153-154. Help!Planned test date: December 5th. Shooting for 170. Will be happy with 165. I've been studying about 3 weeks now, and I'm only barely starting to see…
... about 3 weeks now, and I'm only barely starting ... main problem areas are Nec. Assumption, Flaw, and Most strongly supported. I'm not a ... I will start doing so, and using the 7sage foolproof method ... LR and RC are concerned, what really makes a difference? Doing ... -
Strategy on how to close gap between Timed Score and BRHello all, I thought I'd share my difference between my timed and blind review score. I apologize if this has been brought up in previous discuss…
... I'd share my difference between my timed and blind review score. I ... . I have finished most of the curriculum and plan on taking the ... me, this is a huge difference and I honestly thought my BR ... to close the gap between their timed and blind review scores. Any ... -
How to tell the difference between just argument and causation weakening questionsCould someone clarify the best way to tell the difference between weakening questions where the argument is a simple argument and where the argument …
... the difference between weakening questions where the argument is a simple argument and ... -
Quick question! What is the difference between standard time and target time?Hey everyone! I don't understand the difference between standard and target time. Would appreciate some clarification!
Hey everyone! I don't understand the difference between standard and target time. Would appreciate some clarification! -
PT9.S4.Q13 - This summer, Jennifer, who has worked #help I can't tell the difference between A and C(PT9 S4- #13) J: worked 3 years and will vacation 4 weeks this year Everyone who worked 1-4 years entitled to 3 week vacation Apply half of un…
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Difference between tags SeqGrp and GrpSeq?Hi, For the tags in the logic games section on the drilling page, there's one for 'grouping with sequencing' and one for 'sequencing with grouping…
... ' and one for 'sequencing with grouping'. Does anyone know the difference between the ... two?
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RC strategy?Do you physically jot down notes as you read under timed conditions? Notes as in a few words for each paragraph that capture important content or str…
... for paragraphs and search for tone, OPAs, and surprising details. ... recognize the difference between "according to the passage" and "most strongly supported by the ... .
And one final thing that kinda ... MBT, MSS, MP, and MOR questions. Personally, I ... -
I have a 100% failure rate on weakening and strenthening questionsIt seems like I am incapable at doing the strengthening and weakening questions. I read the answer choices and just think that none of them make sens…
... first work on main conclusion and most strongly supported questions, those build your recognition ... the stimulus and are clueless after. There is a difference between reading a ... difficult stimulus and not having knowing ...
