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Opinions on study schedule for Dec LSATNew to 7Sage discussions, but I love how everyone seems very helpful and genuine. I am currently studying for the Dec test, and wanted some opinions …
... 1-38, and for Weaken, Flaw, and NA since those are ... -
First 4 PTs at 153-154. Help!Planned test date: December 5th. Shooting for 170. Will be happy with 165. I've been studying about 3 weeks now, and I'm only barely starting to see…
... problem areas are Nec. Assumption, Flaw, and Most strongly supported. I ... -
kind of lost!!!so basically I've been studying since May, but I made a mistake and was practicing with really old tests. So until last week, I was getting around 16…
... the conclusion or find the flaw before moving on to answer ... -
41.3.26I completely missed this question. I thought B was very unattractive, and I confidently eliminated it during the test and during BR. I would appreci…
... making a “relative vs. absolute” flaw that we talked about during ... -
LSAT TrainerIf you are having ANY issues with LR, especially flaw related questions (which if you haven't realized yet, they pretty much all are, and LSAT Traine…
... ANY issues with LR, especially flaw related questions (which if you ... -
Losing Hope - found a solution!Hi All, I've been studying for almost a year now on and off with a full time job and have finally reached the mid - high 160s. The past 10+ PTs (…
... on LR (NA, PSA, and FLAW). BR is consistently in the ... -
What's the difference between "All because..." and "Only because..."?In terms of necessary and sufficient conditions for the LSAT, I'm wondering what the difference is between "All because..." and "Only because...". Fo…
... because..." and "Only because...". For example: "All because the nail fell ... war was lost." Or, the example could be, say, "All because ... (or thing), and such an example would never be found on ... -
More PTs vs. Review PTs vs. Review Curriculum/Drill [pls help]Hello Everyone, I wanted to ask advice of any of the 7sagers here--I'd really, really appreciate it. I've been kind of lost amongst the different…
... NA in the curriculum, for example, or spend more time reviewing ... -
45.1.18 There is evidence to suggestOK, this is another one that I just can't wrap my head around the correct answer choice relative to an incorrect answer choice. This is getting beyo…
... this makes the false dichotomy flaw. The argument assumes that the ... -
PT 70, S1, Q 23JY’s explanation was very helpful, but there’s one part of the question that’s been bugging me. We’re told in the premise that people who would b…
... , but still support it? (for example, wealthy individuals might support higher ... -
Are definitions biconditionals?When we say that X is defined as Y, would that create a biconditional? For example, if I look up the word "apple" in the dictionary, I get "the roun…
... that create a biconditional? For example, if I look up the ... -
Is this Burnout? What do I do?Hey Guys, I know that this topic has been beaten to a pulp but I thought that I probably couldn't hurt to write it again (to at least help me feel…
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Is this the classic example of Burnout? And how should ... -
PT47.S1.Q24 - consumer advocate: the manufacturer'sWtf, back to back LR questions I just can't figure out during BR. Can someone breakdown the answer choices? I eliminated all of them during the tim…
... make the absolute vs. relative flaw? In other words, just because ... -
buying PTsHey just wondering where some of you bought all of the PTs. On Amazon they sell them in mini bundles. For example, PTs 4-14 and 7-16 etc. However…
... them in mini bundles. For example, PTs 4-14 and 7 ... -
48.1.24 Journalist: Although a recent pollCan someone break this one down? I don't see how B is incorrect, and I don't see how E is correct. Isn't one of the flaws in the argument a past to…
... argument a past to present flaw (line 6)? Doesn't B ... -
Adderall and the LSATOK... Save the anti-drug bashing, but constructive criticism is invited. I've taken it since college and I've done pretty damn well with it. Now with…
... times not so much... For example, I'll dominate an LR ... -
Need advice before I choose one of the 7Sage packagesHey LSAT preppers - I've been going through the free trial and I really am intrigued. I have a few questions before I decide to move forward: 1) I…
... chose the ultimate package for example, it seems to cram a ... -
General Study Tips/StrategiesFirst things first, hello. I am very new to this site, and I found it while scrounging the net for any resources I could get my mitts on. That said, …
... a lot of them. For example, I panic when I see ... -
Mind Map & My prep updateOn some of the videos you use the mind map note strategy, I was wondering if you have that available for purchase? I took the Kaplan program in J…
... RC and LR the biggest flaw I found about myself is ... -
PT26 S3 Q06Correct me if I am wrong in my explanation. Got this question wrong and choose A because I could find any answer I was happy with. *The kind of q…
... groups of only men. For example, the effects of coffee drinking ... -
Drill by type or by section?By today I finished 10 PTs. LSAT Analytics reads that my accuracy in Flaw is 40% ! I was planning to do section by section drilling but after seeing …
... reads that my accuracy in Flaw is 40% ! I was planning ... I probably need to drill Flaw type questions from the Cambridge ... that I am good at Flaw questions especially after finishing The ... worst types are NA and Flaw.
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Group 4 Negate, NecessaryThe example given on the cheat sheet states, No candy is bitter. pick either idea and negate it right? what about No candy? doesn't that mean candy…
The example given on the cheat sheet states, No candy is bitter.
pick either idea and negate it right?
what about No candy? doesn't that mean candy is negated?
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Science Experiments in LR QuestionsPowerscore claims that recently PTs have had a lot more science experiment questions in LR. I've obviously taken a bunch of science classes and know …
... LSAT world.
For example, on PT 71 Section 3 ... -
54.2.22 The publicationsI don't see how D is incorrect. E is obviously correct, but how is D wrong? Professor V's book is getting people riled up over the origins of gla…
... even describe a type of flaw to begin with.
flaw?
Answer E: This ... is definitely the flaw of the argument, but I ... -
PT difficulty?This has probably already been hashed out somewhere, BUT, I can't find it, so... Is there somewhere on 7sage (or elsewhere) that ranks the difficu…
... where.
So for example, I just took PT 72 ... -
21.2.24 (Method of Reasoning Questions Problem Set 10)Can someone explain how A is the correct answer? I got this question correct by POE, but during BR, I just can't figure out how A is explicitly corr…
... makes the typical causation/correlation flaw. Plus, even if the sun ... -
PT 60 Section 1 Q24 WTF?Frustrating question.. The first line states "Mammals cannot digest cellulose and therefore can't directely obtain glucose from wood.." I chose an…
... the strengthening of the teeth example cited, but it explicitly states ... -
Superprep A, B and C game difficultyDid anyone else find these games sections more difficult than usual? I am a pretty consistent -0 to -2 on the games sections, but damn the A, B, and…
... games sections are brutal. For example, games 3 and 4 on ... -
JobsWhat kind of jobs are out there for lower ranked law schools? I'm talking 70+ up to the 90s but no unranked schools. Michigan State University is one…
What kind of jobs are out there for lower ranked law schools? I'm talking 70+ up to the 90s but no unranked schools. Michigan State University is one example.
