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Reading Comp StrategyHi, Reading Comp is my weakest link. I have a lot of room for improvement and I was wondering if you guys could share your strategies (of course …
... to the whole of the passage? Where is the conclusion and how do the paragraphs ... support that conclusion?" I even ... digest it. The more you UNDERSTAND the passage, the easier the questions will be ... -
Necessary and Sufficient AssumptionI am having many problems with this, please help
... vital in order for the conclusion to be true. ... satisfy teh relationship established in the argument.
conclusion to be true. ... to break down the argument. The question wants you ... of things would force the conclusion to be true ... -
Speed!Does anyone have any general tips for improving speed? Aside from just taking a bunch of timed PTs, do you use any other methods?
... speed (http://lsatprep180.com/the-lsat-and-reading-speed-change ... understand the core argument for each question: Premise, conclusion and how the premise ... really supports the conclusion while seeing the apparent flaws ... -
Highest Score = Longest ReviewI earned my highest score to date and thus far I have spent more time reviewing this test than any previous preptest. What I want to encourage eve…
... turn to the 7sage video explanations, the 7sage forum, and the Manhattan forum ... those questions that gave you the WHAT THE... feeling. I remember my ... your own mistakes (whether missing the conclusion or jumping over key words ... -
Weakening Questions (Attack what?)There's been several posts about this, but I haven't found any consensus. I understand that we should attack the support relationship, but is it also…
So, in weakening questions, the author has left his analysis/theory incomplete. With that incomplete theory, he goes on to make a strong conclusion. Hence, there is no reason to believe that the conclusion is supported by the theory. -
Weakening Questions (Attack what?)There's been several posts about this, but I haven't found any consensus. I understand that we should attack the support relationship, but is it also…
... want to 1. isolate the conclusion then find the supporting premise. 2. Read ... the supporting premise and then read the conclusion. You will ALWAYS ... that premise (supporting premise) to the conclusion. Then you'r job is ... -
Help with timing?Hey 7Sagers, A user wrote in to studentservices@7sage.com with concerns about timing and I figured you'd be able to help. Here's the message: I…
... you're looking for the conclusion and the support. Your job is ... the support or that transit that goes from support to conclusion ... down each paragraph; identify the main points; the support; understand why ... time - that's the nature of the beast (in this case ... -
most strongly supported questionsQuick question for the strongly supported questions. Is the right answer choice going to be considered the conclusion of the stimulus?
... what it sounds like. Using the stimulus, you want to choose ... the answer choice that is most ... strongly supported by the stimulus. What do we call ... argument that has all of the support? The conclusion.
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Necessary AssumptionsHello! I feel like I ask a LOT of questions, but oh well. Necessary assumptions. I'm having trouble with them. I've been through how they're explain…
... sufficient to allow the conclusion to be drawn from the premise. There may ... using the conclusion to extract a truth. The conclusion is only valid if the necessary ... assumption is true. In the above ... -
:(Well. Just tried to write Prep Test 39. Had a mental breakdown through the first section, started crying, and gave up altogether. Does this happen …
... engages a person fully, the person loses a wider perspective ... . While the LSAT is very important, ... making mistakes in Prep. By finding the mistakes in your thought process ... your scores will increase, and the one score that counts will ...
