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What do you guys/gals think counts as a "definitive conclusion"?In PT 35.S2.Q1, answer choice B states that the passage has no definitive conclusions regarding factual accuracy, but according to JY, there were def…
... the passage has no definitive conclusions regarding factual accuracy, but according ... to JY, there were definitive conclusions raised in the passage (probably ... -
PT74-S4-Q3 (Spoiler Alert) Strengthening or Sufficient Assumption?Hey everyone, I got this question incorrect during a timed run yesterday because I was trying to find a sufficient assumption when for a strengthen q…
... a probabilistic outcome can be valid if it is most likely ... could this actually be a valid argument so to speak? [This ... a probabilistic outcome being potentially valid)].
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PT36.S2.Q16--Help-- what is the meaning of "misconception"?Hi, So I got this question wrong because I chose D, and I thought that D was right because, from lines 1-7, I thought that it was heavily implying…
... " this misconception was a perfectly valid description of the passage because ... -
PT63.S3.Q11 - Web browsing for Medical InfoI picked A. Correct answer B. I don't see how the current groups give enough info to draw a conclusion. JY states that the group of "people rely o…
... can always discriminate between scientific valid theory and quackery, in which ... are relying exclusively on scientifically valid information.
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PT4.S4.Q23-24These were so hard. I got number 23 right at first, but wrong after a blind review. I don't understand why answer choice D is not a necessary ass…
... about brains in general is valid?
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What!? I actually have to understand what I'm reading to do well?!?You're taking a timed test. The clock is ticking. You glance at the clock. "crap, I don't have enough time". You begin to rush reading the stimulus. …
... need to make this conclusion valid?" or "What can I actually ... -
"Which one of the following, if substituted for the condition that" shortcutHey everyone, quick shortcut for these kinds of LG questions. First, look at each of the answer choices and see if any of them must be true. The ones…
... can't constitute a logically valid premise, and they can't ... -
Introductions and a long post of inspirationWell, I guess starting over is hard. I took the LSAT and had really bad result in November. I can attribute that to bad instruction that I hired tuto…
... them. I end up taking drawing and starting getting really good ... my sketch pad almost. The drawing getting better each day that ... -
Notating strategy for LR and RC?Hi everyone! I'm currently signed up for the LSAT-Flex in July and am hoping to break the 170 barrier. When I have been taking PT's, I usually identi…
... and notate the premises and conclusions with the highlighting tools, but ... -
Conform to Principle vs. PSAHi guys, I have a question on the difference between question stem types that ask for "which of the following most closely conforms to one of the…
... . "which of the following, if valid, most justifies the argument?"
valid. But is it acceptable to ... -
Time-change flaw or assumption flaw?I marked this as a time-change flaw because it seems as though the author is using the past to predict the future. Does anyone else feel like it woul…
... stimuli is correct and mostly valid when dealing with flaw questions ... -
The "Just Because" Test: A framework for Evaluating ArgumentsThe vast majority of LR questions turn on your ability to see the gap between premise and conclusion. If you can understand why the premise is good o…
... do or do not support conclusions. The difficulty lies in slowing ... -
Posting on Behalf of a 7Sage User: Question on Advanced Premise & Conclusion**[I am posting on behalf of a 7Sage user. Please feel free to leave your comments below. Thank you for your help!]** "On [Lesson 16/18](https://7…
... /?ss_completed_lesson=12374) some of the conclusions to 2/5 questions were ... -
EnvisionedHi, all. I am just curious about a particular type of visualisation. We are all familiar with the idea of drawing diagrams for LR questions, and the …
... familiar with the idea of drawing diagrams for LR questions, and ... -
Intermediate ConclusionCan a claim that's not supported be considered as an intermediate conclusion? Can intermediate conclusions be attacked (even though they're also a p…
... intermediate conclusion?
Can intermediate conclusions be attacked (even though they ... -
Recognized 3 of the logic games in a preptest I took today from months ago, is my score still valid?I didn't remember any of the inferences or how to diagram the games since I originally took them back when I was really bad, but i did remember takin…
I didn't remember any of the inferences or how to diagram the games since I originally took them back when I was really bad, but i did remember taking them, and I'm wondering if i should even count the scores from this preptest as a result. -
Ellen Cassidy Loophole Drill QuestionFor drill question 12 on page 49. Wouldn't the valid conclusion be that Sophie is unlikely to be a person to know? As it is unlikely that her moon wi…
... page 49. Wouldn't the valid conclusion be that Sophie is ... -
ValidityHey everyone, so I'm having some trouble with the valid/invalid section of the core curriculum. I know I need to make flashcards but I feel like I've…
... having some trouble with the valid/invalid section of the core ... then on the back whether "valid or invalid." I feel like ... how I should be presenting valid/invalid on flashcards. I can ... -
PT59.S3.Q19Okay so in this one I chose AC A at first glance, but after spending 20 minutes trying to understand why A is wrong I think I've finally got it. _…
... if this shift is a valid reason for crossing off AC ... -
My Guide to Reading Comprehension Part 1 (Long-ish Post)Hi 7sagers! Given that several people expressed interest in my RC methodology, here is the basic outline of my approach for the Reading Comprehen…
... and sometimes are they are conclusions. Sometimes they are just "throw ... -
"Good" ArgumentsWhat is the difference between these 2 arguments? **1.** It is heavily raining Thus, traffic will be bad **2.** It is heavily raining The gr…
... ground does not get wet. Drawing on my experience and imagination ... -
Parallel Flaw Reasoning QuestionI was reviewing JY's video about approaching parallel flaw reasoning questions in the core curriculum. My favorite commenter @"Accounts Playable" mad…
... evidence that the argument is valid? Or could these have flaws ... -
PT8.S4.Q18 - Deer populationI think the correct AC is drawing a super fine stretch. Please explain to me why this AC is correct. Critics have charged that the hormone is a healt…
... think the correct AC is drawing a super fine stretch. Please ... -
My Approach to Sufficient Assumption QuestionsI see a lot of posts out there that are kind of like guides to tackling specific question types so I thought I would post my own about SA questions. …
... something, while not having VALID support from the premises. ... premises) make the argument a valid argument.
**Simple ...
To make this argument valid we either need:
If ... this argument and make it valid, we need something like ... -
PT83.S1.Q7 - Disagreement between Rita and HiroIn this passage, I picked D because I interpreted Rito using the phrase "serious underestimates" as the severity of the underestimate of the raw num…
... should have focused on the conclusions in this one, but I ... -
Question about post-PT studyingHi guys, I'm preparing for the January LSAT flex this upcoming weekend. I will also plan to take the April and July 2021 LSATs as well. So far…
... LR, I'm thinking of drawing them from PT 54 - 56 ...
