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Difference between Volume 1 and 2Hello! I am new to 7Sage and am a little confused on the setup. I noticed there is an option to choose volume 1 or 2 and they each have different amo…
... ! I am new to 7Sage and am a little confused on ... choose volume 1 or 2 and they each have different amounts ... of lessons and required hours. I did not ... two volumes of study material and have been going through logic ... -
Advice on Most Strongly Supported questions in LRHi All, First, thanks for your time. Secondly, I have watched videos, and supplement videos as well. I have completed all the “You Try” questions…
... . Secondly, I have watched videos, and supplement videos as well. I ... all the “You Try” questions and got it all correct.
Resources - Link Assumption and Conditional ReasoningI've been having issues with Link Assumption and Conditional Reasoning questions. Does anyone have any good resources (7sage live classes, syllabus,…
I've been having issues with Link Assumption and Conditional Reasoning questions. Does anyone have any good resources (7sage live classes, syllabus, outside books, etc.) they suggest to improve on these questions types?Sufficient AssumptionCan someone please help me with sufficient assumption questions. I’m really struggling with them.
Can someone please help me with sufficient assumption questions. I’m really struggling with them.Breaking the curve - how to get a 170+Hi Everyone - I'm looking to collect some best practices because I work full time, so I need bang for my buck during study time. I hope this for…
... . You could have the phrase "most strongly supported" in the question stem--but ... information is true, which is most strongly supported...", that would be your typical ... the following if true, most strongly supports..." which would be an assumption question.Cheat Sheet - LR question typesFor LR reasoning is there a cheat sheet out there that summarizes all the strategies by question type?
... pick 1-2 question types and summarize the strategies so we ... . Sub-conclusion
^ both obscure and draw attention away from author ... in answer
Most Strongly Supported (MSS:)
-Task: Identify a ...Sentence that can be most logically added questionsWhat is your strategy for the type of questions that ask you to add the next sentence to the end the passage?
... basically easy most strongly supported questions. Not only are they strongly supported, but ... many answers that are strongly supported, these questions also ... know that seems vague and perhaps hard to utilize ... it as a most strongly supported question that has ...PT68.S2.Q10 - people who are allergic to catshttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-68-section-2-question-10/ My interpretation of the stimulus is that people who are allergic to cats react to…
... at it Peter:
Most Strongly Supported Question Stem:
Stim ... -> Allergens in their skin and Saliva + spread it everywhere
and it wasn't written very ... me know if this helps and if you need me to ...PT68.S2.Q10 - people who are allergic to catshttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-68-section-2-question-10/ My interpretation of the stimulus is that people who are allergic to cats react to…
... I interpreted the clause that supported (C) as rather saying ... to the same proteins and therefore a cat may ... reaction. I find (C) possible and not necessarily true.
< ... I interpreted the question stem "most strongly supported by the information above" ...PT68.S2.Q10 - people who are allergic to catshttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-68-section-2-question-10/ My interpretation of the stimulus is that people who are allergic to cats react to…
on Most strongly supported you have to ease up ... in animal's skin secretions and saliva. The next idea should ... . Every cat can spread saliva and secretions. Every cat can provoke ... allergic reaction in certain people and not in others.
How to stay motivated prepping for RC?Clearly reading comprehension is my weakest section. But after close to 6 months of intensive prep, I've gotten to a point where I feel unmotivated i…
... 's explanation of the "photons and Rhodopsin" Most Strongly Supported question. When I first ... of what a photon is...) and breaking the sentence down grammatically ...Reading Comprehension Process of Elimination??The problem I have with Reading Comprehension is that for some questions an answer choice is considered to be correct even though its not necessary v…
... come to an answer... and it depends on what ... is saying what is most likely then it is ... be true and it is more of a most strongly supported (depending on ... different types of questions and drilling until you get ... bible/whatever you have) and read up on a ...Reading Comprehension Process of Elimination??The problem I have with Reading Comprehension is that for some questions an answer choice is considered to be correct even though its not necessary v…
... stimulus. The question types repeat and are within easily identified quotas ... with inference questions, look at Most Strongly Supported or Must Be True questions ... (mental or physical) while reading and you'll be good to ...Drilling...Hey guys, i had a quick question. I'm currently going through the Manhattan LSAT LR book right now following "The NoodleyOne's Foolproof Guide to a 1…
... of 10 or 12 questions and can do it, then that ... of Most Strongly Supported MSS question type along with just one set... and I ... questions after the 7sage example and only got better after a ... have answered a few tests and can analyse your weaknesses.Wait lists, Scholarships, or RetakeHey guys, I'm stressed over this decision. I just want to hear opinions. I took the LSAT twice. 156 and 167. The rest of my credentials are good, …
... in a row and negotiated and then withdrew (and thats a maybe ... difference between 167 and 170 is plenty and will (most likely) mean the difference between a WL and ... straight accept and even ...RC book: LSAT Trainer vs. Manhattan RCHi all, I am struggling with RC. Recently, I bought LSAT Trainer. It is really helping me. I am wondering if I should buy Manhattan RC book as well.…
... training our minds to quickly and effectively grasp what we're ... , author/critics would most likely agree, this is most strongly supported, etc). There really ... think for the Logical Reasoning and Analytical Reasoning (Logic Games) sections ...T's Progress JournalHey 7Sage! I am very excited to finally get started on my journey towards law school. A little information about myself. Im starting 3rd year in …
... the Problem sets for MP and MSS! Some weaknesses of mine ... /> BR = 4/4
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Raw ...POE on RC?Hi fellow 7-Sagers, Looking for some advice here; is process of elimination the best strategy for answering all types of RC questions? It seems like…
@c.janson35, thanks man. I have serious trouble with most strongly supported question and inference questions in RC because I got stuck in 2 or 3 answer choices all the time.Circling questions for BR during PTForgive me if this has been covered elsewhere. I have been at this since December and just finished taking my 14th PT. My BR scores are high (174+) b…
... , just note that the difference between a 172 and a 175 is likely ... that can't be directly supported by the passage, but they ... really strive to support each and every one with the text ... each questionn in a passage and highlight its corresponding support).
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…
... for understanding Lawgic and a practical definition of the difference between sufficient and necessary would ...Starting to plateau and getting nervous about OctoberHi all, I just wanted to see if I could get some advice about my situation because I'm starting to get really nervous about whether or not I can t…
... at my goal, and the difference between a 170 and 175 is just a ... now and spending an entire day on reviewing some of my most ... troubled game types like in/out and grouping before ... about the balance between having time to study between PTs and also being ...Question Type.what question type appears the most frequently on the LR section of the lsat?
Me too. After the chapter on Most Strongly Supported questions, it was like the clouds parted and the sun shone bright upon all the wrong answers. ’Twas a beautiful thing.What's the word on being a Splitter?I've been reading a bit lately about the "attractiveness" of splitters. How does being a splitter work in relation to T14 or hey...15-75ish? Does hig…
... have one of the most important two components of ... getting that GPA! And the difference between a 160 and a 170 is ... that could mean the difference between 1 out of the ... pick you up (NU/GU most especially). Sure, a 180 ... will get you most of the bottom half ...Labeling in LROut of curiosity, do people generally label the LR passages (i.e. Premises, conclusions, etc.) or just do it mentally? I'm considering labeling the p…
... is especially helpful for most strongly supported questions and inference questions because the correct ... likely to explicitly breakdown premises and conclusions since the questions I ... think explicitly labeling the premises and conclusions is very helpful. In ...Flaw and MSSHello, on all of my preptests, even after reviewing all the lessons and explanations I still miss Flaw and MSS questions, is there something I missed…
... I always identify the conclusion and examine how it's not ... the argument taking for granted, and 2) what is it failing ... premises.
As for most strongly supported questions, I always tend to ... MSS are easier to justify and draw support for from the ...PT. 30 S2 Q05My initial answer choice was the correct answer (B). But I ended up going with A because the language seemed too extreme. Should we expect/allow the …
... as sort of reverse most strongly supported types of questions because ... extreme answer is very well supported by the stimulus, then ... This is simply not supported because the parent tried without ... that she followed because reason and imitation didn't work. ...Logical Reasoning Breaking 20QHelp!! Can't do more than 16 LR Q with 80% accuracy. Tips?? I want to touch 20
... sections with 5, 10, and 15 minutes remaining (not counting ... probably take a break and meditate for 10 seconds. ... trees blah blah
Question: Most Strongly supported
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a) ... respect to the answer choices and, mostly importantly of all, ...PT 23 Section 3 Question 12Sooooo inferences are usually much more clear and this one is giving me a lot of trouble. I gave B a considerable amount of thought, but I felt like …
@nye8870 thank you so much! that was so helpful. I keep forgetting to differentiate between absolute validity and most supportedPT. 51 S3 Q12Can someone please explain this question... I'm not really sure what's even going on in the stimulus. <font color=red>Admin edit: Here's the passa…
... long/convoluted It's a most strongly supported question, so we don' ... quo to begin with and those opposed to environmentalism ... Answer A: This is definitely supported, and it is directly stated in ... completely fits the facts, and the author agrees with him ...PT1.S3.Q7 - game ducks at a western lakeHello, I don't understand why A is the correct answer. I chose C. Could someone please explain why the right answer is right and the wrong answers…
... male percentages is sufficient to account for the difference between total male percentages ... scenarios with a larger difference between the adult and juvenile males also look ...
