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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…
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PT32, S4, Q15
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PT33, S1, Q10
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Feb Study PlanHello all! I plan on purchasing the 7Sage course soon and am planning out my schedule until Feb. I have been previously studying for the Dec and pos…
... . Aside from just categorizing/grouping question types differently, I thought there ... questions.
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Particularly DisappointedHi everyone! I usually don't post on here (I read a majority of them, however) but I am feeling a little down and out lately, and was hoping to ge…
... taking too long on each question type. Something tells me that ... am having trouble with. For example, a lot of the lawgic ... these sections as well as flaw questions before I purchase the ... -
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…
... packets that break down LR question types/LG game types/RC ... PT 1-38. For example, in the Flaw packet, there are 284 ... flaw questions from PT 1-38. < ... idea of drilling a single question type is similar to the ... -
Cambridge packetsHello again. Me and my drilling questions. I'm preparing for an October retake, but may postpone until December. I have been working through the Ulti…
... nailed the fundamentals behind each question type. You can do the ... nail the fundamentals of, for example, Flaw Questions, and then jump to ... -
7Sage + The TrainerHey, Is anyone doing a 7sage course and using the LSAT trainer book? If so, how is that working for you?
... for the different types of question, and you don't want ... about arguments for weaken/strengthen/flaw questions/etc. vs. identifying argument ... /etc. That's just one example. The Trainer is packed with ... -
Problem Set MayhemI'm sure that I'm not the only one that noticed there are a bunch of new problem sets shoved into our study guide. This really stressed me out, since…
@Pacifico My only question is where are these new ... 7Sage, so for example, I just did Flaw Questions on 7Sage, and ... then drilled the massive 284 question ... -
PT 50--beginning of the major changes?I just took PT 50 and I felt like I did not even know how to complete the exam. I have familiarized myself with the test since December, but I felt …
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For example, you used to get flaw questions where the ... the later PTs that the flaw I had in mind was ... game strong by practicing earlier question types.
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Ye ole "Bible"So, despite my confident suspicion that 7sage pwns PowerScore, I still bought the LR Bible cuz it was "only" $40 bucks. But, after having read the fi…
... read the stimuli based on question type. Here me out: ... add up by identifying the flaw. Whether you are strengthening or ... />
Also, not reading the question stem first has allowed me ... kind of question type is going to follow. For example, main point ... -
I just can't find the flawHello All, I finished 7Sage's curriculum and now working on The Trainer. I see how they complement each other. I have an essential question and ve…
... this technique for all the question types except for objective ones ... .
You gave an example of carrying a cup of ... .
Keep following the flaw drills that he has in ... -
Is skipping around in order of reading questions or question options a good/non harmful strategy?As I've been doing more and more practice sets and going through problems showcased in the tutorial videos, I've started to not just read things like…
... totally strategic reasons. For example, in RC if I ... will definitely answer the question with the least amount ... of text between question and ACs to ... than a situational/inference MBT question.
... wall of text parallel flaw questions I'll jump ... -
Does "A causes B" equal to A -->B?Hi, guys, I am confused with the relationship between "causation" and conditional logic. Could anyone give me some help? According to the lessons, it…
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I believe the flaw for this question is not applying contrapositive ... apply. If you have an example, let me know and I ... -
Favorite Logical Reasoning Resources?Hey guys! Just wanted to ask what you think the best resources for Logical Reasoning are out there. I would especially like to work on parallel reaso…
... , but I've got a question about what resources to use ... never get certain question types wrong (Necessary Assumption, for example), Flaw questions and ... , timed.
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Recent (70s) PTs Harder Than Others?Hi guys! I'm wondering what your opinions are about the relative difficulty of the PTs in the 70s range compared to basically everything that came be…
@alexandergreene93 In PT 72, for example, section 2 question 16 was written in ... that matched the incorrect flaw. And section 4 question 7 presented a ... me to assess where the flaw was. -
PT19.S2.Q20 - anyone who insists that music videos are an art formhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-19-section-2-question-20/ Can someone break this down? I thought B was the least attractive answer, and it …
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The argument is committing a very rare flaw ... Let me give you an example because to hard to describe ...
Now, back to the question...
What evidence do ... it makes even clearer this flaw. Anyone who thinks avocados ... -
Pacing Issues with LR. How do you find your groove?For the past couple weeks now I have been doing timed LR sections and I noticed that I have been going too fast, completing all 25 questions within t…
... for when I read the question stem, but I think the ... should be asking myself. For example, flaw questions are my weakness. Out ... of the flaw questions I still get wrong ... -
Will the LSAT ever mention multiple flaws that could be true?Hello, Would the LSAT ever use the same flaw type that has subcategories in the same question? For example, would it ever have multiple answer choic…
PT 33 Sec 1 Q22 is a flaw - except question(each of the following accurately describes a flaw in the lawyers reasoning displayed above except).
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PT 69, Sec. 1, #14We debated this question for a long time in Group BR last night. While almost everyone got the correct answer, we were strongly divided about the act…
This is a very interesting question.
I think the ... only two options. However, this flaw could appear in an argument ... of possibilities. Here is an example:
I have no ... -
PT 69, Sec. 1, #14We debated this question for a long time in Group BR last night. While almost everyone got the correct answer, we were strongly divided about the act…
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I think this question is especially tricky and difficult ... back and thinking about what flaw the AUTHOR is committing here ... world here.
For example: I see that my sister ... one else.
The flaw here is based on MY ... -
Identifying scope/relevanceThis is kind of a dumb question and I feel like no one else has this problem, but I've realized I constantly make mistakes identifying the scope or r…
... answer choice matter? For example, if the question passage is only talking ... leads to a few more question you should always ask: what ... or worse (depending on the question type)? From there, think about ... mirrors a whole to part flaw). The harder to see correct ... -
More than 10 point difference BR vs timed PT!Hello folks, Here it is me whining again. When I BR, I score in the 160s but when I do timed PT, I can't pass the 146-147. I did most of 7Sage's vid…
... the argument structure and flaw with every example not just what the ... can rattle me especially on question's I have seen before ... -
Difference in degree in answer choice should be compatible with stim: 38 LR2 #25Stim says: European music is sophisticated because it's intelligible The choice D says: unintelligibility and "most" sophisticated music is correl…
... is a Must Be False question. Think “Compatible” = “could be true ... think this is a great example of a style of stimulus ... that contradicts it. For this question, it’s not that simple ... practically making a necessity/sufficiency flaw by explaining it that way ... -
Could really use some guidance.I am getting really flustered to be completely honest. I am not getting much better at this test due to the fact that I just tend to overthink every …
... do to get the question right, for example SA assumption questions there ... assumes is the same. In flaw questions the author makes an ... most of the time the question is so subtle, and I ... time for me, and sometimes flaw. -
PT Concern: Thinking you're doing much worse than you really areThings are moving so quickly for me during the exam that I really have no idea how I'm doing while taking the exam. Many times I think I'm doing a lo…
... , be it an LR question, LG or RC passage. ... questions like I do. For example, I will usually circle ... up the flaw/gap. I might continue the question to try ... ) and immediately pick the flaw out. I want to ... someone. The most damaging question is the one that goes ... -
Narrowed down my weaknessHello everyone, I have narrowed down my weakness in LR section to Flaw, PFlaw and SA questions. Mostly getting these questions wrong. I was wondering…
... handle on, and the Parallel Flaw probably the most difficult, ... require mastering the "garden variety" flaw questions first.
You ... conclusion) must be true.
Example. Birds have feathers. Therefore birds ... is one type of SA question (but they do a ... -
Strengthen/Weaken Q-typeI have a question regarding strengthen and weaken questions: If I am stuck between two AC's, could I simply try to put both of them into the argument…
... trick for questions in the "flaw" category is to imagine that ... trap.
A real life example of the difference:
The ... has the same type of flaw. The conclusion only cares about ... />
Now, for the cultures question - the future tense in the ... -
Advice/Tips for people with ADHDi was hoping if there are any 7sagers with ADHD (or ADD) or even without that could maybe give some tips or pointers for writing the actual lsat/stud…
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1. If a question is really just giving my ... * YOU MUST READ THE QUESTION STEM BEFORE THE STIMULUS! ... you are looking for a "flaw" or a "main point" ... looking for
for example: i'll write a small ... remind myself what kind of question it is.
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PT16.S2.Q24 - uplandian supreme courtCan someone help me out with this one? Apparently the correct answer is E, but I'm not particularly able to pin down the argument structure or unders…
... think the difficulty in this question is that it's hard ... the argument ignore? What single example?
Answer B: No ... is no part to whole flaw.
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PT74.S1.Q16 - debater: as a pedagogical practiceHi folks, I'm struggling with this question in BR. So I figured I'd post my reasoning and see what you all think of it. Debater: Premise 1:Be…
... flaw as old as the LSAT (See PT 19 Section 2 Question ... 1 for a throwback and more transparent example of this flaw ... -
Logical ReasoningCan anybody tell me what logical reasoning questions that you must be wary of extreme language (only, whenever, all, etc) when approaching? I know in…
... come up in a RRE question, but I can’t ... language trap. The fundamental flaw with extreme language is ultimately ... argument is about Google, for example, a really tricky answer choice ... definitely work for an inference question) might say something about search ...
