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"Mathy" Questions drilling?Sharing this in hopes that it might be useful to some: In an effort to feel more comfortable with "mathy" questions (involving proportions, percen…
... of them. They're all flaw questions though. I can't upload ... you'll see the numbers questions. I'm not sure how ... -
Understanding mistakes on review but unsure how to translate that in behaviourHi everyone! So I am studying through some PTs now and using the blind review method, find that I can figure out exactly why an answer was correct in…
... stimulus. Basically building your own parallel reasoning questions. Do this diligently and ... track of why you missed questions with brief labels like "missed ... -
FrustrationI might just be venting right now, but I can not for the life of me get LR down to 0 - 2 range. My brain just doesn't want to grasp it! The questions…
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FrustrationI might just be venting right now, but I can not for the life of me get LR down to 0 - 2 range. My brain just doesn't want to grasp it! The questions…
I would get a 181 on this test without flaw questions...
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Need advice on improving my scoreSo I took the December LSAT last year and scored a fabulous 143. I knew I wasn't ready, but couldn't bring myself to lose $190, so I tested anyway ho…
... doing much better on the flaw questions.
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Using PT's concurrently with Core Curriculum.I've found several similar posts and while valuable, they don't speak to my situation exactly. I'm taking September, I am half way through the Core C…
... and doing a bunch of Flaw questions. Then reviewing those. -
Complacency killsIn the military we used this saying all the time, "Complacency kills". I just learned today that this saying is just as apt to the LSAT as it was in …
... Reasoning - 30% accuracy." These questions seemed fairly straight forward to ... my mind merged Flaw questions and Method of Reasoning questions into each ... question trying to identify the flaw. While this doesn't ... exactly why one was the flaw. I would feel time ... -
When to switch between Powerscore and Core CurriculumI have just finished the core curriculum for Logical Reasoning, would it be better to continue with the core curriculum or start reading the LR Bible…
... I don't like how flaw questions are highlighted and grouped into ... -
When to switch between Powerscore and Core CurriculumI have just finished the core curriculum for Logical Reasoning, would it be better to continue with the core curriculum or start reading the LR Bible…
... I don't like how flaw questions are highlighted and grouped into ... Kim is great and answers questions personally on TLS message board ... -
Increase score from June to SeptemberHi guys! I didn't do as well as I wanted to on the June lsat. I am looking to increase about 6-8 points by September, but I am kinda of stumped how t…
... get the most flaw and necessary assumption questions wrong. I ... />
RE: Flaw and NA questions and RC. That is ... />
For assumption family questions in LR, aside from understanding ... .
For flaw questions, keeping a mental note of ... -
"assumes" vs. "takes for granted"?Some LR questions have answer choices that say that an argument "assumes without providing justification that (xyz)", and some say that an argument "…
I would say that for the flaw questions, these basically mean the same thing. What the LSAT is conveying by saying this is, "The author's flaw is that they forgot about the XZY aspect of the argument." -
"assumes" vs. "takes for granted"?Some LR questions have answer choices that say that an argument "assumes without providing justification that (xyz)", and some say that an argument "…
... would say that for the flaw questions, these basically mean the same ... this is, "The author's flaw is that they forgot about ... -
Valid vs. Invalid ArgumentsSo I think i'm confused at how these are different. I completely understand the definitions of valid and invalid arguments. I'm just confused at how …
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Drilling problems outSo i have taken my second PT since foolproofing and i have seen major improvement. But i still seem to be struggling with parrallel flaw, some flaw q…
... TON of drills on Flaw/NA/Par Flaw questions that followed the lesson ... -
When doing Parallel flaw...Do you focus on finding the flaw in the argument and then matching that to an AC? Like any other flaw q, just instead of naming it you find another e…
... of of SA, MBT, Parallel reasoning questions and diseccting them for the ... feeling of mastery over these questions, if anything i get scared ... -
Drilling problems outSo i have taken my second PT since foolproofing and i have seen major improvement. But i still seem to be struggling with parrallel flaw, some flaw q…
... TON of drills on Flaw/NA/Par Flaw questions that followed the lesson ... -
Identify the answer before looking at answer choices?Should we identify the answer before looking at the answer choices?
... do this. When I read Flaw questions it always feels like a ... "oh this is clearly xyz flaw" I have to go to ... -
Identify the answer before looking at answer choices?Should we identify the answer before looking at the answer choices?
... The chapters dedicated to Flaw questions/drills were extremely helpful ... an intuitive approach to Flaw questions. If not, no worries ... /> I would recommend drilling flaw questions but before looking at the ... pick up. To master flaw questions, you must take the ... -
Conditional ReasoningHI everyone, I have been struggling to correctly answer sample logical reasoning/weakening the argument type questions. Unfortunately, I am repea…
For some it does, especially SA MBT and Flaw questions, but for weakening questions the biggest thing is to weaken the support of the argument. This is done by casting doubt on the conclusion based on the premises. -
7Sage Results on RetakeHi everyone, So i'm thoroughly into 7sage now and i'm really feeling like this program is changing the way I originally thought about this test. …
... in front of you "hard" to answer questions on.
It ... in my mind all the questions that they are likely to ... thinking about the most common questions. Main point/authors viewpoint on ... /> If you have any specific questions on how to approach certain ... -
7Sage Results on RetakeHi everyone, So i'm thoroughly into 7sage now and i'm really feeling like this program is changing the way I originally thought about this test. …
... in front of you "hard" to answer questions on.
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questions that they are likely to ... thinking about the most common questions. Main point/authors viewpoint on ... ; If you have any specific questions on how to approach certain ... -
7Sage Results on RetakeHi everyone, So i'm thoroughly into 7sage now and i'm really feeling like this program is changing the way I originally thought about this test. …
... in front of you "hard" to answer questions on.
> > ... in my mind all the questions that they are likely to ... thinking about the most common questions. Main point/authors viewpoint on ... ; If you have any specific questions on how to approach certain ... -
7Sage Results on RetakeHi everyone, So i'm thoroughly into 7sage now and i'm really feeling like this program is changing the way I originally thought about this test. …
... in front of you "hard" to answer questions on.
> > ... in my mind all the questions that they are likely to ... thinking about the most common questions. Main point/authors viewpoint on ... ; If you have any specific questions on how to approach certain ... -
7Sage Results on RetakeHi everyone, So i'm thoroughly into 7sage now and i'm really feeling like this program is changing the way I originally thought about this test. …
... different question types and doing questions. & what exactly does "drilling ... do a big bulk of flaw questions after doing some type of ... -
7Sage Results on RetakeHi everyone, So i'm thoroughly into 7sage now and i'm really feeling like this program is changing the way I originally thought about this test. …
... in front of you "hard" to answer questions on.
> > ... in my mind all the questions that they are likely to ... thinking about the most common questions. Main point/authors viewpoint on ... ; If you have any specific questions on how to approach certain ... -
PT11.S2.Q15 - a standard problemWhy is D a flaw?
What I dispense on flaw questions is a really **_close_** reading ... unauthorized key.
The flaw here is that I have ... -
What is the difference between the new LR (2000- ) and old ones?I have not done as many of tests to get a conclusion, but I heard there is a difference, is that true? anything you guys noticed?
... greater portion of the questions are of the flaw type compared to ... tests contained 4 to 5 flaw questions per test but the number ... -
Choosing between September and December LSATSo I'm currently studying for the September LSAT, but wondering if the December one would be too late to take when it comes to the admissions process…
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It's really hard to answer questions like these because everyone ... -
LSAT VocabularlyDo people actually study words commonly used on the LSAT? Thoughts?
... a lot of cases, especially Flaw questions, being able to simplify what ... help me get through some questions.
It's ... -
Most vulnerable to criticismIn approaching those "most vulnerable to criticism" question, do you guys think I can treat it as a weakening question and if the AC is correct, it w…
... " is an example of a Flaw question stem. You do not ... weak/flawed. That is why Flaw questions are also known as Descriptive ...
