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Just feeling stuckI'm going to vent a little bit on here. At the start, I took the initial PrepTest June 2007 and got 144. I missed 51 questions then. Now, I took my f…
... types are section drills and question-type drills. Section drills are ... how much of it is a lack of fundamentals, etc.
For question-type ... are only so many finite varities of structure that ... too little on a question, so the video is indisputable ... -
Looking for Skype Buddies to Study WithI guess you can say that I am starting out. I'm going to be testing in November and more than likely January as well. I decided that September was un…
... how to tackle some of the newer Logical Reasoning inductive-type questions.
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Taking too long to complete modulesHello All, I'm fairly new at this but I've noticed I'm taking 2x as long to complete the the course sections than what is listed. For example, I j…
... sets is included in the recommended time to complete the section - ... see what exactly is your weak spot (for many, that would ... idea of which kinds of question type give you the hardest time, focus on ... with/have the least idea how to tackle.
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PT65.S4.Q22 - Scientist: Physicists claim that their systemThis question is still confusing me after watching the explanation. I thought the question stem was Pseudo Sufficient Assumption. I thought the b…
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First, the question type is a most ... even focus on question type. Let's just focus on the argument ... bioligists.
Question? - How do we go from preventing ... to progress? (This is the change of scope).
My decent strategy for RCI always see posts about timing for RC for people who have completed the CC and have decent fundamentals, but are having trouble going faster. Althou…
... review on a specific passage. I would time each attempt of each passage and question ... benefits, and if so, what type of passage did it benefit the ... gave me a good idea of how I should skip, review, ... just knowing that my time is better spent elsewhere. Do you ...On to conquer logic gamesHi wonderful people, I am just reaching the end of the LR portion of the CC and I am feeling good, but nervous for logic games. Do you think I sho…
... how all of the different LR question stems grow from the same foundation of reasoning ... of analyzing logical relationships. This process of summarizing all of LR helped to see how ... all of the question stems are different but interrelated. The summary is ...Some of you guys are so good at LR - I'm notLR is hard for me because my reading comprehension skills are not that good. I believe my average is about 14 correct per LR section. **How do I …
... your strategy is for each question type or most ... reasoning error the author is ... section and you have to switch from question type to question type ... and you spend some time deciding on ... lot of this comes through question type ...Someone helpSo I’ve tried blueprint’s in class course, and found that while it was great for helping me get into the 160’s, I couldn’t get any further. I also tr…
... games section wrong. I’m now averaging around 5 wrong on each of the logical reasoning ... sections and about the same on the reading comprehension section ... each LR section. If I were you, I would hold off on working on ...How do you drill LR?Hey guys, so this November test highlighted that I need to drill LR more. I focused so much on LG and RC that I may have brushed over my weaknesses i…
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Do you find it useful? How, specifically, is ... . In my experience, drilling by question type is a broadly overrated study strategy ... many errors outside of Flaw that would likely go overlooked otherwise. This is ...How do you drill LR?Hey guys, so this November test highlighted that I need to drill LR more. I focused so much on LG and RC that I may have brushed over my weaknesses i…
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> Do you find it useful? How ... , specifically, is it addressing your ... experience, drilling by question type is a broadly overrated ... many errors outside of Flaw that would likely go overlooked otherwise. This is ...How to BR?Curious to hear from the 7Sage community about BR strategy. Not sure if I need to go back to the CC to get a better grasp on it, but hoping people co…
... logical reasoning question untimed and wrote out every single reason I could think of ... for why each logical reasoning answer choice was either ... new things that are wrong on other questions in other tests ...3-month Timeline: What's good studying and what's a waste of time?Hey guys, I'm very new to 7Sage, but have found the discussion and resources to be a invaluable supplement to my LSAT studies. I apologize if somethi…
... basics and modes of thought. No one section stands out as problematic ... think my path forward is developing question specific strategies and figuring out ... of how many questions you got wrong per type so you can hone in on ...LR progress decliningHi: Hope everyone’s studies are going well. I’m hitting a low in confidence and motivation. I was drilling sections (PT 30s and 50s) for a good tw…
... that was just in a question I reviewed). Thanks for the ... it. I'm sure many of us on here act in the same ... ; on the days I don't PT, I review heavily on the Logical Reasoning ... (My LG is like consistently 20/23 ...PT Review - Watch all explanations?Do you all find yourselves watching JY's explanations for every question on PT's or just questions you circled and/or got wrong? I've always watched …
... the underlying structure of the problems: causal reasoning, conditional reasoning, reasoning by analogy, conclusions ... view of a range of possibilities etc.
3.Question type specific strategies (ie, how ... (some more than once) is a strategy we can justify ...Patterns in LR QuestionsIn every webinar and in most student testimonials, people mention identification of patterns as being one of the key processes to answering quickly a…
... question and the answer is “all of the above.”
Question type is ... the stimulus is a little different for each type which is vitally important ... Can’t do well on the LSAT without pattern ... account both for the things many will write off as ...Patterns in LR QuestionsIn every webinar and in most student testimonials, people mention identification of patterns as being one of the key processes to answering quickly a…
... question and the answer is “all of the above.”
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> Question type is ... the stimulus is a little different for each type which is vitally important ... Can’t do well on the LSAT without pattern ... both for the things many will write off as ...What to do.I am signed up for the LSAT 27 days from now, I scored a 142 this past October, the previous time i took the test was the October before that and i r…
... to -8 on each section, averaging an LSAT practice score of 154. ... and instead of watching JY's videos on how to complete ... of the passage. Pretend every single question type is a main point question ... accordingly as to what question type it is.
Hope ...⚖ Official February 2020 LSAT Discussion Thread ⚖Hey 7Sagers, Here's the official February 2020 LSAT Discussion Thread. <center><font color="red">**Please keep all discussions of the February …
... stab at selecting C on the last question of a Logical Reasoning section twice and it ... problem was my accuracy or how hard I was stabbing it ...How to Improve LR?Hi everyone, my dream (like many others) is to attend Harvard Law School. With this in mind, I'm struggling with LR questions. I went through all the…
... per LR section to now 3-5 is that no question type is low yield ... practice every LR question type and understand them. See the logical gaps in ... logic in the parallel reasoning, and understand how to weaken/strengthen a ...Worried about wasting Practice LSAT'sHello, I am a sophomore in college who is new to the LSAT preparation scene. If I am correct, there are only 80 practice exams released that I cou…
The above comment is spot on. Beyond an initial ... more) is the last step of LSAT studying. How do you ... have the comprehensive knowledge of what each question type is asking from you. ... a question type.
That is similar to LG. This section is ...Under-Confidence in BR - advice?So, during blind review I end up changing a lot of my answers from correct ones to incorrect ones,convincing myself why it is right. I think, possibl…
... the same question and no matter how many different (wrong) interpretations of it you ... line of reasoning and abandoning a good line of reasoning for it, which is a ... yet capable of distinguishing good reasoning from bad reasoning. The goal, then, is not ...Under-Confidence in BR - advice?So, during blind review I end up changing a lot of my answers from correct ones to incorrect ones,convincing myself why it is right. I think, possibl…
... the same question and no matter how many different (wrong) interpretations of it you ... line of reasoning and abandoning a good line of reasoning for it, which is a ... . thanks so much!!!! Will reflect on this.How to differentiate similar question stem in LR?Does anyone have a good explanation for how to differentiate between the question stem for the following LR topics: 1) MSS vs Strength 2) NA vs SA …
... properly drawn ; Which one of the following is an assumption that allows ... error of reasoning or most vulnerable to criticism ; The reasoning in the argument is ... /quiz-on-logical-reasoning-question-stems-first-half/
Also check out how these ...Differentiating Question Type'sMBT V.S. MSS Flaw V.S. Weaken How do you differentiate between these question types by using the question stem? Sometimes, I mistake one for t…
... : "The reasoning in the argument is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds ... each question type is really asking you to do, then regardless of the wording of the question ... reasoning in the stimulus has issues. Again, reflected in the question stem ...Stuck in the 140'sStuck in the 140's, I've been studying non-stop and I feel like my efforts are in vain since I'm not making any progress. Mostly struggling in RC an…
... conclusion(s) in every lsat question you can, once you have ... common logical indicators learn that thing, it is gold. Then work on the ... posts on here and peoples success stories you will hear how many of them ...Any words of motivation?I've been studying since end of March/Early April 2021 with plans to take the Aug 2021 test. Started at 153 and have been working on the CC everyday …
... important to verbalize uncertainties--and on the community board. The ... Until that milestone, doing PTs is like climbing a mountain without ... result of a lack of knowledge about how to approach a particular game, question-type ... to with surety in each step!146 —> 180 (Thank you 7sage!) Very tired Mom editionIf I can master this exam (while 7 months pregnant, working full-time, & parenting a toddler), you can too. Scored a 146 on a diagnostic back in …
... for Reading Comprehension: how I got from -6 ... -4 wrong per section. I had nailed ... know on the subject and approach each passage ... Use the same LR question type strategies on RC**
When ... on LR.
Think of the paragraph the question is ...146 —> 180 (Thank you 7sage!) Very tired Mom editionIf I can master this exam (while 7 months pregnant, working full-time, & parenting a toddler), you can too. Scored a 146 on a diagnostic back in …
... strategy for every question type and on the timing aspects of each section. Then, in my ... (if not sure how to, sometimes the first question can help with ...
- figure out which variable is a free agent (doesn't ...Evaluate QuestionHi! I am not sure if I missed this in the LR lessons. Is there a lesson for "evaluate" questions? Seems as if they only have one question on the LR f…
... . This assumption question type is rare (one or none) on the more modern ... identify the biggest gap in reasoning. The author usually makes ... leaves out a crucial piece of information (must be assuming ... me judge how good or bad this argument is?" This step ...Can someone explain PT1.S3.Q23 and PT1.S4.Q8On Q23: I almost picked C then changed it to E. (answer is C) On 8: I have no idea.. (answer is C)
... bit of an odd question stem. Stem is asking what is the ... the old format and how many of them returned their questionnaires. ... sure these types of question do repeat on other PTs. Just ... the frequency of these type of questions. Anyways, the question stem tells ...
