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PT 72.S3.Q6 - Astrophysicist: Gamma ray bursts (GRBs)—explosionsit is a strengthening question where the conclusion is that descriptive labels have outlived their usefulness. Because an unusual Grb was sighted…
... is a strengthening question where the conclusion is that descriptive labels have ... with the correct ans choice is that the argument says that the ... dont see how this strengthens the conclusion for us. In a ... way i suppose it weakens the argument at best. Could ... -
SA/PSA and Strengthening questionsCan someone please critique my understanding of the distinction between Strengthen and SA questions? I think it something like this: strengthen ques…
... critique my understanding of the distinction between Strengthen and ... but one that links the premises with the conclusion. Essentially, an assumption ... it is sufficient to know the conclusion.
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PT38.S4.Q13: A recent study reveals that television advertising does notI understand why (A) is correct, as well as why the wrong answers are incorrect. That being said, I'm having trouble identifying the type of flaw/ass…
... as well as why the wrong answers are incorrect. ... m having trouble identifying the type of flaw/assumption ... flaw? Is the author assuming that the data from this ... I try and identify the type of flaw/assumption ... saw how it weakened the conclusion, but I still don ... -
PT48.S1.Q20 - Researcher: We have found that some casesHello! This NA question is causing my blood pressure to rise. I have trouble accepting E). Negating E) doesn't destroy the argument. It's okay if…
... --> treatable ONLY by the reduction of stress".
... To bridge the gap between this premise and the conclusion, we need ... br /> I feel like if the premise had said, "any illness ... ) would be absolutely the necessary assumption of the argument.
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Understanding of Sufficient and Necessary Conditions + LawgicHello. I have been having some trouble with actually solidifying my understanding of the meaning of Sufficient Conditions and Necessary Conditions as…
... the Premises of the argument to mean the Sufficient Condition and the Conclusion of the ... argument to mean the ... have the Sufficient Condition
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PT62.S4.Q18 - If there are sentient beings on planets outsideHello, Here is my reasoning for question 18 in section 4 for prep test 62. Since this is a sufficient assumption question, I want to be able to fi…
... “connector” that would assure the conclusion from the premises, or evidence given.
**Conclusion:**
• If there are E ... other choices and substantiates the necessary condition in the conclusion.
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PT72.S3.Q17 - Meade: People who are injured as a result ofHello, Here is my analysis for question 17 in section 3 for prep test 72. This is a weaken question; therefore, I wanted to weaken the connection…
... wanted to weaken the connection between the premises and the conclusion.
... out the evidence that the argument provided for the conclusion. If the evidence ... is not sufficient than the conclusion is ... -
PT69.S4.Q19: Professor: Economists argue that buying lottery tickets@BlindReviewer I think I'm seeing a pattern here. Hey 7 sage Fam! This is a question I got wrong on my most recent PT. The last one I discussed wit…
... br />
Like the pt60 question, I ended up ... Analysis:
Conclusion: It is not the case that buying ... to guarantee the conclusion. It is not. Overestimating the strength ... characteristic and ignoring the differences between the two scenarios/context ... -
PT44.S4.Q22 - Research shows that when dogsThe question is linked below: https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-44-section-4-question-22/ I'm looking for advice because upon first read…
... that reason might lie in the definition of "protect". Just ... something, doesn't mean that the thing being protected against won ... stimulus, then I can see the conclusion not being flawed in that ... to mean to completely eliminate the chances of your dog becoming ... -
PT46.S3.Q15 - Critic: Works of literature often present protagonists_Conclusion: Modern literature can damage individuals who appropriate this attitude, as well as damage society at large. Necessary Assumption: It…
... Necessary Assumption: It is to the advantage of some individuals that ... be concerned with contributing to the societal good._
the conclusion. This answer choice seems ... damaged by X (and thus, the conclusion fails).
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PTF97.S3.Q10 - All coffee drinkers in an office ought toI could not figure out why this is a circular reasoning...or my understanding of CR is too mechanical? the conclusion is "....ought to do C..." …
... is too mechanical?
the conclusion is "....ought to do C ... ..."
the only premise is "it is ... /> the flaw I thought was the switch from the descriptive language to the prescriptive ... -
What to do with reasoning gapsHey there fam, So I was just doing some NA drills when a question struck me. In LR generally, we're looking for the assumption or flaw, and then wan…
... , we're looking for the assumption or flaw, and ... More specifically the flaw in the argument (between the premises and the conclusion). Does ... an assumption in between the premises (which we are ... wherein that assumption between the premises is something we ... -
Quick question on NA and SA question types.Hi everyone. I have always thought NA questions are like inference questions in that their right answer will be true if the conclusion is true. And I…
... answer will be true if the conclusion is true. And I thought ... types are the ones that the correct answer will bridge the broken conditional ... because it fills the gap between the premise and the conclusion" in the NA question ... -
2-3 week before lsat score jumps/increases!! Plus few tips:P Hey guys, Wanted to start a thread regarding lsat score increase in the last 2-3 weeks before exam. Saw a few posters that had pretty decent…
... false” questions, look for the most restrictive entities , cause ... USUALLY (not always) the ones the questions will be most ... sure you can clearly identify the conclusion. For main point questions ... look for the answer that the majority of the passage speaks ... -
PT2.S2.Q18 - Learning how to build a nest plays an importantHi, I do not understand the answer and why it is correct. Can you please break AC sentence down completely? Black Birds Nesting I identif…
... to destroy the support, lessen the support, attack the support that makes the conclusion true ... .
After reading the passage ... -
Sunday Online Group Study SessionHi Folks: There's a good group of us 7 SAGERS who joined a whatsapp group chat. We're trying to organize a study group session for this Sunday, Fe…
... of a review on the Strengthening/Justify the conclusion/Sufficient Assumption, Necessary Assumption ... Question types that appear on the ... may be facing about the LSAT and the Law School application ... -
Can you treat SA questions just like a strengthening question?I was wondering if instead of trying to bridge the gap of the premise to conclusion to make the argument valid, we could look for the AC's that stren…
... to bridge the gap of the premise to conclusion to make the argument valid ... , we could look for the AC's that strengthen the conclusion ... and eliminate the rest and ... -
PT24.S2.Q7 - A neighborhood group plans to protestAlright, I'm not sure if I should be worried about this question too much as I hope (and have heard) that the newer tests are much more logically rig…
... /> P1: Our neighborhood already has the most residents per [recreation] center ... the same thing - that the rec center is underutilized and that the conclusion (closing the ... , this AC assumes that the people in the stimulus are actually able ... -
PT72.S3.Q6 - gamma ray burstshttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-72-section-3-question-06/ I am having such a tough time on this question. I have written out my thinking,…
... is to support the author's conclusion that the duration being long ... not enough to classify the unusual GRB dichotomously. Two ... answer denies assumption #1. The duration being long would ... why would this answer help the conclusion? By explaining that duration ... -
Any advice on Strengthens and Weaknesses of an argument?Hi everyone I have been struggling with finding the strengthens but mostly the weakness of an argument? Any tips on how to master it? Because I been …
Hi everyone I have been struggling with finding the strengthens but mostly the weakness of an argument? Any tips on how to master it? Because I been practicing and practicing and still struggling with the section. :( -
Either Or applied to In/OutHey all, Can someone point me in the direction of the lesson that explains the process by which he came to the conclusion he found at around 8:40…
... me in the direction of the lesson that explains the process by ... which he came to the conclusion he found at around ... been able to find the lesson where he explains ... M must be assigned to the "in" group in this ... sub-group, while the other is free to float ... -
PT31.S3.Q14 - Ethicist: Both ASA and TPA are clot-dissolvingHey 7Sagers, We're posting on behalf of a 7Sager. They would like to get advice from you! ************** LSAT PT 31 JUNE 2000 sectio…
... I am confused about why the conclusion is what it is. ... . so I thought the main conclusion was the sentence about "when ... think it was the conclusion when the previous question had the sentence "what ... the premise and not the conclusion. which can be found in the ... -
What’s your Digital LSAT Notation Strategy?Hi fellas, I’ve been studying for the paper version of the LSAT and have very used to certain notation strategies for RC and LR that unfortunately…
... ’ve been studying for the paper version of the LSAT and have ... unfortunately cannot be done on the digital LSAC. I’m sure ... />
I’ve tried: highlighting the conclusion with yellow. Underlining premises.
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PT50.S2.Q17 - Warm air tends to be humid, and as humidityI would love someone to help me with the understanding the underlying flaw. I have seen this stimulus type, and it seems very cookie cutter for me. I…
... to help me with the understanding the underlying flaw. I have ... me. In my understanding, the argument's flawed reasoning is ... that the argument assumes that 1. ... a highly likely modality (in the conclusion).
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PT9.S2.Q25 - Medical research findings are customarilyHello friends, I was stuck on this question for a long time, trying to figure out what is going on. In the end, I think I got my head around it. C…
... 2. To prevent harm by the erroneous info to public ------------& ... place
The conclusion : To protect public from erroneous ... B
Conclusion : C ---> A
The answer choice ... gt; A, which is the missing link. Then everything ... -
Tips & Tricks for Adapting to DigitalHi everyone! I was browsing through the "How to study for the digital" discussion and saw it was mostly format related questions... I haven't seen…
... . I used the red highlighter to highlight the conclusion of the argument and focused ... on that and used the yellow ... complicated stims... for me, highlighting conclusion was usually enough).**
2 biggest lessonsIn case this helps anyone: As we approach the June exam, I wanted to share the 2 most helpful things I've realized lately ~ and will be drilling into…
... , do that. Yes, even the floaters, especially the floaters. Account for them ... missing something about the relationship between the premises and the conclusion or you've ... misread or misunderstood exactly what the ...NA Approach that may help people struggling!Hi Everyone- I have struggled with NA questions a lot and found an approach that for me has been a bit more intuitive and grounded in an understand…
... do not, by themselves, justify the conclusion reached.
-However we ... assumption that they believe warrants the conclusion, but we know whenever an ... from his/her premise to the conclusion of their argument.
PT49.S2.Q7 - Any fruit that is inspected is also rottenAny fruit that is infected is also rotten. No fruit that was inspected is infected. Therefore, any fruit that was inspected is safe to eat. The conc…
... safe to eat.
The conclusion of the argument follows logically if which ... one of the following is assumed?
I put A, but the credited answer is E. Can ...PT25.S4.Q18 - Obviously, we cannot in any real sense mistreat plantsHi all, could someone please help me with this question? Its a small grammar thing, but I am stuck! Obviously, we cannot in any real sense mistrea…
... pain. (EP)
The conclusion above follows logically if which ... I think I know why the correct answer is: "Only ... be mistreated". But the other answer choices use the word "any" ... Is there a difference in the two for sufficient assumption questions ...
