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PT65.S4.Q23 - dogs are the descendants of domesticated wolveshttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-65-section-4-question-23/ This question has had me stumped for like 3 days! I have done everything I can t…
... exact same thing.
C) says past domesticated wolves are ... bugs me. Anyway.
E) talks about something irrelevant. two ... -
Logic Game Set UpI downloaded the Logic Game Cheat Sheet, but what about some language/word indicators of which kind of game it is. Hints, ideas? Appreciate it.
... will pay attention
o E or J → PA
Independent ... sufficient OR (SPLITS)
o E→
o PA
o ... /> [NOT] JU AND E]
=/JU OR /E → /JY AND /A
C)
C→A and A→C
= A←→C … Contrapositive is ... -
Order of Choices for hard LG QuestionsHi All I'm wondering if it's best to start with later answer choices on some of the harder LG questions (rule suspension, 5 IF). Obviously these …
... say every answer A,B,C,D,E has its 20% chance ... -
General Games discussion about notating rulesWhen notating rules in a game, is it advisable to NOT write down the contrapositive, but simply understand how it would work for a particular rule? O…
... any contrapositives for simple conditionals (e.g. A -> B). You ... down contrapositives for complex conditionals (e.g. A or B -> ... ; C) if you struggle with those, ... -
Have you received a 100% in RC?If you have received a 100% (or very nearly 100%) correct in RC, then I am seeking your help! What is your approach for 'marking' the passage? Any…
... . conclusions within the passage
c. Section off opposing views
d. note any analogies
e. mark any words conveying powerful ... emotion or opinion i.e. ludicrous, irrefutable, etc.
PT33.S1.Q21 - attacks on an opponent's characterhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-33-section-1-question-21/ This is the Attacks on an Opponent in a Debate Question. I'm not sure why the…
... with the argument.
E is the tricky one, which ... />
The other thing with E is that we are trying ... its tracks.
So (C) is correct because it is ...
Going back to E one last time, does saying ...A Fun Strategy for LR?I had read about this strategy before on various forums, but never decided to take the plunge. Then I finally decided to force myself to do the follo…
How to find the core for convoluted LR q's?I just realized that the reason why I have trouble with suff assumption questions is because I have difficulty finding the core for difficult LRs. PT…
... (Traditional classroom environment) TCE -> /E (not effective)
So ... the conclusion)
C: TCE -> /E
So ... gt; /SP -> /DSI -> /E
The missing link is ... or contraposed to /DSI -> /E.
I know ...Tips to avoid bubbling errors?Hi All Just made a mistake on a PT that cost me a personal best score - because I switched the choices when bubbling. I'm already pretty vigila…
... memorize the letters ie A, C, E, B, D... and then bubble ...Keeping Track of UnUsed Game PiecesI noticed a common challenge for me is Keeping Track of UnUsed Game Pieces when I'm doing specific game setups. IE I've filled in the pieces based…
... given 7 pieces: A B C D E F G
C D E F G, he always ... :
A B C D
E F G
C E and F. Now just look ...PT71.S3.Q21 - prolonged exposure to sulfur fumeshttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-71-section-3-question-21/ I've figured out why C) and E) are wrong, but I'm not sure how the other incorrect…
... blowing smells at you.
C) Incorrect. This weakens the argument ... loss not the sulphur.
E) Incorrect. This answer choice weakens ...PT72.S2.Q16 - there are already more great artworks in the worldhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-72-section-2-question-16/ This question is so hard! Can anyone explain this? What is the meaning of "they ot…
... without the contemporary art.
C) Incorrect. The argument doesn’t ... access to other art.
E) Incorrect. “Amount of aesthetic fulfillment ...Tips for improving speed?I'm not doing too bad on the PTs, not quite where I would love to be but I am definitely seeing improvement in my blind review scores. The problem is…
... choice. Say it is answer C, you mark it immediately and ... reading to answers D and E. All this time, your mind ...Difference between negation and contrapositive?I've been through the 'Some and Most Relationships' module once....and twice...but am still unclear on the exact difference between a contrapositive …
... bamboo
P---most-- >E
**Direction of the arrow ... [Few] dogs (D) are evil (E)
1. Some dogs are ... /> • Ex: All cats(C) are pretentious (P)
C→P
• Negate ... can formulate the contradiction (i.e., the negations) by saying “ ...strengthen questionsI am really confused on strengthen LR questions (assumption family). So I learned that if you attack strengthen questions fhe same way as "must be tr…
Identity the Premise and Conclusion 1st then find the support between the P & C and try to make it better i.e, STRENGTHEN it. That's how I approach Strengthen questions.Need help from a Sage? (Closed)Hi all, I got a ton of help from fellow 7Sagers when I was studying for the LSAT. Now that I'm a Sage, I'm trying to pay it forward by helping out…
... , which is unhealthy.
C) Incorrect - it misleads people ... , which is healthy
E) Incorrect - it distracts people ... log channels, perhaps?
C) Incorrect - if the cable ... care about this info?
C) Incorrect - extra regulations may ...LR Study Guides ThreadI was wondering if we could upload our study guides in this post for those taking the June and upcoming LSATs can always come back to this.
... necessary condition.
• gl –> H
/H –> /gl
EX: Cows are big.
• C –> b
/b –> ...LR Study Guides ThreadI was wondering if we could upload our study guides in this post for those taking the June and upcoming LSATs can always come back to this.
... most-->B—most--> C
_______________________________
... A—most--> C
R—most ... idea (e.g.: A –> B; A –> C).
... _________
A -most-> C
The explanation ...LR Study Guides ThreadI was wondering if we could upload our study guides in this post for those taking the June and upcoming LSATs can always come back to this.
... A CONTRAPOSITIVE =/= /D some /C- YOU KNOW TOO LITTLE TO ... /> • Ex: All cats(C) are pretentious (P)
C→P
• Negate ... cats are [not] pretentious
C some /P
DENY ... can formulate the contradiction (i.e., the negations) by saying “ ...LR Study Guides ThreadI was wondering if we could upload our study guides in this post for those taking the June and upcoming LSATs can always come back to this.
... SUPPORT not the P or C on every Weakening question.< ... to love requires compassion. (B→ C)
Therefore, everyone has compassion ... . (A → C)
A→ B → C
... questions use formal logic, i.e., they contain conditional or ...pt 51 sec 1 #21 MSSpt 51 sec 1 #21 MSS Hi Everyone, I was stuck on this question, and I was wondering if someone can take a look at my breakdown of this question to…
... other to exisit).
C eliminated because the opening of ... door is open.
E eliminate (I had a hard ...PT62.S2.Q13 - buying elaborate screensavershttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-62-section-2-question-13/ I am making a spread sheet of the questions that I got wrong in this section and I…
... on anyone's preference?
C) is wrong because it does ... installing the security system i.e. customer goodwill and this loss ... from losses by theft...
E) is wrong because it does ...LSAT India PT 2 - 2012, S3, Q 10 & 14Hey Everyone, I'm posting here to see if anybody can help me in trying to figure out the answers to two Flaw Questions that appeared in Section 3…
... talking about the citizens here; C) It DOESN'T matter whether ... instance - we can't say; E) Again, this does not go ...LSAT India PT 2 - 2012, S3, Q 10 & 14Hey Everyone, I'm posting here to see if anybody can help me in trying to figure out the answers to two Flaw Questions that appeared in Section 3…
... than any reason or system" - C) is correct because if "democratic ... talk about that;
E) Again... what do I care ...PT24.S1.Q04 (P1) - musicologists concerned with the "london pianoforte school"Can somebody explain to me why D is correct? I can't find any explanations for this passage.
... engage in dangerous behavior
(C) complete opposite -- this is somebody ... minimize any negative effects
(E) unclear how this relates to ...PT49.S2.Q12 - it is primarily by raising interest rateshttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-49-section-2-question-12/ Just wondered if anyone could provide some insight into how they approached this q…
There is only one conclusion. The fact both C and E label their picked sentence as THE conclusion should have made you kick E to the curb, since you already correctly identified with the last sentence as THE conclusion.PT43.S2.Q18 - editorial: it is clear that what is called "health education"http://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-43-section-2-question-18/ Can someone look at this question and answer the following question for me: Is …
... language in the stim)
H most RSS (missing premise provided ... choice D)
therfore: H most P
argument ... form (A most B-->C, therefore A most ...PT43.S2.Q18 - editorial: it is clear that what is called "health education"http://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-43-section-2-question-18/ Can someone look at this question and answer the following question for me: Is …
... , it must RSS. C contradicts the stimulus, and E is irrelevant. But ...PT43.S2.Q18 - editorial: it is clear that what is called "health education"http://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-43-section-2-question-18/ Can someone look at this question and answer the following question for me: Is …
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So if ... ; RSS --> ~E)
answer choice D (H ----(usually)----> RSS ... only sufficient to show that H is usually not education. However ...
