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PT3.S2.Q25 - the public in the united statesI can't see why E is a better AC that D. Any thoughts? Flaw Argument Summary: Context: The presence of X has conditioned the US to support a …
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1) The stimuli in the LR sections are incredibly ... conclusion" indicators fade into the background as each sentence ... to evaluate the argument" and "which one of the following ...
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Pop QuizHey everyone, I recently came across an LSAT stimulus that gave me loads of trouble when I was taking a PT under time. To ingrain the lesson from…
... a similar pattern to the argument above, despite this ... conclusion. In order to evaluate the argument, and defend it ... the fish argument above we can strengthen the argument by stating that the ... electric fish do not share the ... -
Pressure from other people to rush to take exam when you need longer to prepareWhat are some tactful responses you have given to friends and family about this? Thanks!
... profits based on it. Interestingly the same "argument" could be made about ... focusing on the motive of the source of an argument you should evaluate the argument.
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2 questions stems that always confuse me..help?"Which one of the following, if true, most justifies the above application of the principle?" - Is this Principle question or PSA? "Which one of …
... of the following, if true, most justifies the above application of the ... to know in order to evaluate the argument?" - Sufficient Assumption? PSA?
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Lists of questions based on question type?Greetings fellow LSAT enthusiasts! I have decided to learn each question type one at a time. This way, I feel I can master one fully, then proceed to…
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LR Conclusion Question.For Lr Questions such as this in which the conclusion has a conditional statement. <font color="red">**Admin edit: do not post the actual LSAT qu…
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As for the question its actually this one ... i could spot the new word "feasible" in the conclusion and ... really work my way to the correct answer but i ... that conclusion or how to evaluate the argument because the conclusion is conditional. so ... -
LR Conclusion Question.For Lr Questions such as this in which the conclusion has a conditional statement. <font color="red">**Admin edit: do not post the actual LSAT qu…
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Then the argument goes on to conclude that ... that conclusion or how to evaluate the argument because the conclusion is conditional. so ... we can greatly reduce the pollution. But our argument assumes we have ... -
September'18 Study Group | Blind Review PT 79 | Friday, August 10th | 7:30 PM ESTSeptember'18 Study Group | Blind Review PT 79 | Friday, August 10th | 7:30 PM EST Hey everyone! For those that are unaware, there is going to be a…
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PT52.S3.Q17 - Philosopher: Graham argues that since a personIn this question why do we "attack" the premise. I thought we don't really try to attack the premise but in this question it does. How often does thi…
... is to identify the part of the argument, not to evaluate the argument.
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B and D are the ... B says that the argument part is an ... A is wrong because the argument part we are identifying is ... -
PT80.S4.Q22 - DinosaursI liked B and D as answer choices. Why is D irrelevant? I've read online explanations that stated it isn't relevant whether or not the dinosaur found…
... doesn't help us evaluate the argument.
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The argument in the stimulus is about the features. The question is asking ... you evaluate the argument. In other words, if you knew the answers to the questions ... -
Evaluate QuestionHi! I am not sure if I missed this in the LR lessons. Is there a lesson for "evaluate" questions? Seems as if they only have one question on the LR f…
... time to analyze the argument. Try to identify the biggest gap in ... key to my success with "evaluate the argument" questions; otherwise, I start thinking ... one way strengthens the argument but answering the opposite way weakens the argument.
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What significant differences, if any, are there between older and newer tests??Im considering buying extra "newer" tests to practice on. Input appreciated. Thanks.
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PT3.S4.Q23 - Evaluate the ArgumentCan someone explain why answer is A and not E? ####HELPPPP Thank you. **Admin note: edited title; please use the format of "PT#.S#.Q# - [brief des…
"Evaluate the argument" question types ... the argument?"
The conclusion is found in the question stim: the program is the ... then that would totally weaken the argument.
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How can I tell the difference with Strengthen and Necessary Assumption Questions?Hi everyone, I understand that in a **Strengthen** question our task is to identify an AC that will make the conclusion more likely to be true. …
... even tangentially support the argument...
Like: "At the time, other ... another explanation or info to evaluate the argument, but it could feasibly ... increasing the likelihood that the argument is correct - the probability that the explanation ... -
PT1.S3.Q12 - Can someone explain why the answer is correct?can someone explain why D is correct and the other ACs are incorrect? Maybe its bc its ab economic theory, but i struggled with this one and ended on…
... than young people" at the end of the conclusion.
... evidence for. The evidence the conclusion relies on is the fact that " ... those reasons is the strongest in order to evaluate the argument
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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…
... have the argument core down, you can evaluate the argument. A lot of times the gap ... is that the author has ... not justify it in the argument by eliminating the alternative possibilities, he/she ... -
"Evaluate" LR questions in the 7sage Curriculum?Hi 7sagers, I was just wondering if "Evaluate" (as in, "Which of the following would be most helpful to know in evaluating the argument above?" or…
... wondering if "Evaluate" (as in, "Which of the following would be ... in evaluating the argument above?" or the like) questions are in the 7Sage curriculum ... ? I was looking through the curriculum but I didn't ... missing/hidden if that is the case. Any thoughts on ... -
58.1.24 The Kiffer Forest PreserveI had a very tough time with this question, can someone evaluate my analysis of A, D, and E for me? This is a weaken question. The Kiffer Fores…
... this question, can someone evaluate my analysis of A, ... think this may strengthen the argument since it sort of ... weak to undermine the argument. Sure, the population increase in ... might strengthen the argument since the total population of the valley would ... -
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 where the argument ... involves causation? Is it that the ... -
I love the word, "Although" in an LR argument (please correct me if I am wrong) Some background information, I am a ELS students and some of the PT 70+ arguments are really convoluted for me (language wise) so I am trying to get…
... ELS students and some of the PT 70+ arguments are really ... of not reading the part of LR argument that starts with although ... not an essential part of the argument except for agree/disagree questions ... -
Should I label the argument structure for every question in LR?I always see J.Y. breaking down argument structures in the video explanations, but I was wondering if it is a recommended process to do during the ti…
... J.Y. breaking down argument structures in the video explanations, but I ... recommended process to do during the timed portions. I have ... exactly is context and where the various arguments begin and ... not break down the structure in BR. The same question applies ... -
Confusion about : "The {person}'s argument proceeds by...."I am a little confused about questions in which a scientist/critic/psychologist/whatever will state their opinion on something, often giving context …
... own argument. Then the question stem will ask "The scientist's argument ... mean what comes before the actual argument, so the context, and I ... tricked me into thinking the question was actually "precedes ... just asking me about the structure of the argument ? -
Rare argument form: the "Tether" assumptionHey everyone, Across my studies, one thing that I have tried to do with LR is to look at arguments as repetitions of older forms of arguments. Tryi…
... arguments. Trying to distill the argument in front of us down ... amazing record, which would defeat the argument. **_*Note here to ... : play along with the general gist of the argument for me please ;-) ... that what the argument has assumed is that the subject in ... -
What's the most LSAT way to weaken/strengthen this commonly featured argument?premise: Group A took medicine X. premise: Group B did not take medicine X. BUT identical results were found in both groups. conclusion: Hence, X …
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Most Undermines the Conclusion vs. Most Strengthens the ArgumentHey everyone, I had a question about undermining the conclusion of an argument. Does it have to help undermine a premise that is stated because that…
... a question about undermining the conclusion of an argument. Does it have ... new premise? For instance, if the conclusion is that increased energy ... it most directly undermines the premises of the conclusion? Versus another option ... -
PT1.S3.Q6 The logical structure of the argumentI'm having so much difficulty with these types of problems (which argument is most similar to the structure of the paragraph), does anyone have any a…
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How much outside knowledge can I use for the writing section?Hi, I have been reading through some of the past writing section topics, and it seems like the general pattern is they give you a dilemma type of …
... but what about adding onto the considerations that are already stated ... ? For example, if the client in the question values x and ... must consider them in making the argument for my choice, can I ... is also important in making the choice)"?
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Hypothesis on Harder Argument Part and Main Point QuestionsWe all know what AP and MP questions are, but I have ran into many harder AP and MP questions where the stimuli does not actually explicitly state th…
... and MP questions where the stimuli does not actually ... explicitly state the conclusion, making it difficult ... to label the different roles each sentences play ... are instead implied by the structure of the argument. Since I have ... -
The secret to do tough Weaken/strengthen questionToday I have a big progress in weaken/strengthen question. I find in most weaken/strengthen question, there exists a presumption and the only thing…
... first glance is irrelevant to the stimulus argument cuz stimulus talks about ... the Antarctic seals. But this choice ... seems to be irrelevant to the argument cuz the stimulus talks about dinosaurs ...
