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Skill Builder - Complex Arguments Question 5.4Hi friends, new learner here! I'm on the Skill Builder section of the Complex Arguments foundational lessons (https://7sage.com/lesson/skill-builder-…
... !], and B) how the premises/conclusions were determined.
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Drawing ToolHey! Perhaps a silly question, but is there a tool on the drills page to draw things out for LR questions? I have been searching for a pen tool to ma…
Hey! Perhaps a silly question, but is there a tool on the drills page to draw things out for LR questions? I have been searching for a pen tool to map things out, but I only have access to highlighters. -
Annotating LR PromptsHello everyone, For those that have had reasonably good results on their PT’s, I’d like to know how you go about annotating each question stem/pro…
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How to Understand "most" questions that the curriculum FAILS to teach how to solve?I feel like I'm getting burned by questions that don't use the exhaustive formal logic to solve them. For example, PT 126 Section 3 Question 14…
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Getting kicked out of PrepTestsHi all, Is anyone else having issues with getting kicked out of PrepTests with plenty of time remaining? I've now been kicked out of three PrepTes…
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How to translate a sentence with both a negate sufficient & negate necessary indicators in it?How would you translate a sentence into lawgic that has both negate sufficient & negate necessary indicators in it? Ex: "No entry after 9 pm witho…
How would you translate a sentence into lawgic that has both negate sufficient & negate necessary indicators in it?
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What colors do you use to highlight?Do you use the highlighter tool in the digital tester? Do you always use the same colors to highlight premises and conclusions? If so, then boy is th…
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PT17 S3 Q12 - ad's effect on cigarette smokersHey! I am having trouble understanding why A is incorrect. I do see how and why D works but I can't understand why A doesn't. Here, we are given …
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PT105.S4.Q10 Please explain why E is incorrect and why D is the correct answer choiceWas stuck between D and E, but decided to go with answer choice E. Someone please explain why E is wrong In the course of his reading, George…
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Best way to test myself on diff. Arguments, Conclusions, Premises, ConcessionsHello everyone! (: I just finished Foundations -> Argument module and I want to quiz/test myself on what I learned. Is there a quiz or a tool on 7Sag…
Hello everyone! (: I just finished Foundations -> Argument module and I want to quiz/test myself on what I learned. Is there a quiz or a tool on 7Sage that focuses on quizzing for the argument module?
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LSAT Online Format and Grammar ParsingDisclaimer - I have not taken the LSAT yet so please correct me if I’m mistaken in believing it is only offered in a digital format barring some acco…
... sets of parenthesis and arrows? Drawing on top of the questions ... -
Clarifying QuestionIs A->B A->C therefore, B some C a valid argument, since A-m-> B and A-m->C therefore B some C is valid.
Is A->B A->C therefore, B some C a valid argument, since A-m-> B and A-m->C therefore B some C is valid. -
Where can I learn how to make valid inferences?Is there a video on this in the curriculum?
Is there a video on this in the curriculum? -
June LSAT TakersHey Juners, if you have questions or comments relating to the June LSAT, please post them here!
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How to go faster on logic games?Hi, general question about strategy here. I can manage to solve almost every game in practice, but my problem is doing it fast enough to complete an …
... slash through it instead of drawing the bi-arrow and the ... sink in 2-3 minutes drawing it but do draw them ... -
Difference b/t sufficient and necessary assumption questions (formal logic)It really helps me understand the concepts of assumption questions by looking at it formally. Could someone check my logic? So say we have a premi…
... true if the argument is valid. Please note that "the argument ... is valid" is different from "the premise ... for the argument to be valid the conclusion must derive its ... and the existing conclusion) a valid argument. In other words, if ... -
Old LSAT QuestionsHi! Is anyone else looking at 10 Actual, Official LSAT Preptests, even though they are less relevant? Let's talk about them here!
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Few to zero wrong on RC... How do they do it?Does anyone know how people can get few (like 1 or 2) to zero wrong on RC. I find it ridiculously hard sometimes to attain the necessary information …
... over the details, noting the conclusions and main ideas discussed)
PT11.S2.Q18 - television slogans catch phrases* Premise: - TV news watchers have NO expectations of careful discussion of public issues. - newspaper readers have the expectation of…
... , are actually themselves conclusions - they are sub-conclusions of the main argument ... /> The arguments for these sub-conclusions go as follows:
PT11.S2.Q18 - television slogans catch phrases* Premise: - TV news watchers have NO expectations of careful discussion of public issues. - newspaper readers have the expectation of…
... between initial premises and sub-conclusions(if I understood you correctly ...So, about that Writing Sample<strong>Admin. Note (11/8/2019) Edited to add: Please see the following update by @"David.Busis" (also in Comments) "Hey everyone—I can speak for @…
... show off my imperfect circle drawing skills :)PT48.S1.Q17 - animal ecosystem recede threatenedSome classes of animal are so successful that they spread into virtually every ecosystem... Answer: the argument is flaw because "what is true of …
... not, then the argument is valid. If yes, why species of ...PT35.S1.Q23 - rejecting a belief evidenceHi all, this question comes from PT35, section 1, question 23, i chose E on this one. Can anyone share your thoughts on why E is incorrect? I tho…
... given his premises, is a valid conclusion to be drawn. But ...Question about my BR'ing, Would like JY's opinion!Okay guys so basically, I wrote a pt a few weeks ago only to get a 149. So I've drilled a ton in the meantime both in LG, some rc, and lots of LR. I …
... 't just do 10 main conclusions because the actual test will ...PT60.S3.Q24 - underground rock group's successhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-60-section-3-question-24/ Really unclear as to why (B) is the correct answer. The conclusion of the stimu…
... that makes the conclusion more valid. In this case, its not ...Chocolate"Chocolate comes from cocoa Cocoa is a tree A tree is a plant Chocolate is salad" I just love this argument :)
... meme's argument is not valid; resulting in the far more ...Comprehensive Strategy for RC - response to KS in 3 partsHi KS, Perhaps you are taking the Feb LSAT, but given that the Dec test is only 3 weeks away, let me share my RC strategy. Not sure if you have t…
... as meaningful claims (the sub-conclusions supporting the central argument) or ...Comprehensive Strategy for RC - response to KS in 3 partsHi KS, Perhaps you are taking the Feb LSAT, but given that the Dec test is only 3 weeks away, let me share my RC strategy. Not sure if you have t…
... annotations: circle abstruse words, underline conclusions, keep track of examples, etc ...Main Point = Conclusion?For Main Point questions, are they asking us to kind of mechanically pick out the conclusion of the argument, as indicated by words such as "thus", "…
... are notorious for having competing conclusions. You could have a conclusion ...What are the most common question types on LR?What are the most common question types on LR, as in the types such as weakening, principle etc that appear the most often on the test. We know what …
... (2~4) > supporting principles, conclusions, main point, disagreement, explain discrepancy ...
