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Tips on how to improve LR esp. flawhi everyone, i was wondering how i can improve on flaw questions? I feel like sometimes they're obvious, but for the harder ones, i either get it or …
... that is a good point! I naturally anticipate and look for ... flaw while iam reading, before I go to the answer choices ... . depending on the q stimulus, i can sometimes anticipate a few ... choices :p what about you?? How do you approach flaw questions -
Strong LR Scores, Weak RC ScoresHey guys, I was wondering if anyone else here has, either currently or in the past, found themselves scoring high on the Logical Reasoning sections b…
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Reviewing RC QuestionsHi folks! We all know the importance of taking and <a href="http://7sage.com/lesson/the-blind-review-towards-a-higher-lsat-score/">reviewing</a> …
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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…
... it such little time. I am contemplating canceling my score ... .
The advantage I have is that time to ... /> As for a new study approach, would you all recommend starting ... word for word? How should I incorporate 7sage? Obviously I can take a play ... -
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 …
@c.janson35 thank you that is so helpful! I also didn't think to approach it how I approach survey questions, but I'll think of it this way now -
How should I be studying?My question is this: Is the syllabus scaffolded in such a way for me to perform better on all parts of the test or should I be mixing in practice…
... syllabus I feel as if I haven't mastered that part.. Should I continue ... through the course syllabus and then return to practice questions ... for places I need improvement?
Which Boards to Use During Logic GamesHey 7Sagers, thanks for taking the time to read this and answer my conundrum. My issue is LGs; specifically - which boards to use and what the setup …
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I'm at the 2 month ... freeze during PTs. How should I practice the games? If I've already done ... and can remember the setup how can I account for this? < ...Visiting school and talk with admission people---helpful? hurt?Hello, would like to hear from other students as well... So I'm thinking to visit the schools that I would like to apply. Would it be helpful to …
... to visit and what questions to ask...
I do not have ... where I am now (which school I can apply etc.)
How should I decide ... br /> And...if you have questions that you think is good ... the websites but I just really want to avoid silly questions...Visiting school and talk with admission people---helpful? hurt?Hello, would like to hear from other students as well... So I'm thinking to visit the schools that I would like to apply. Would it be helpful to …
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How should I decide which school to visit? ... goal lies.
Questions to some extent depend on ... are just a few general questions to ask, in my ... care about these particular questions):
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... to do PTs or should I start to drill questions from PT sections ... these questions are asking you to do. : )
>How should I ... begin drilling? Any Advice would be appreciated.
I have ...Advice on PT'sI've taken a lot of the older PT's (around 25 of them) and have taken PT 70 and 71. I am only 4 points away from my target score (160) and need some…
... the June test. I have 23 days left. How should I split up the ... are missing about 36/37 questions. A 160 is closer to ... 26/27 questions wrong. So essentially you need ... to be getting 10 more questions right per test. It can ...Permanent LSAT Plateau? Advice appreciatedI'm taking the June 12th LSAT. My first diagnostic was 152 and highest was 162; I would say my average is 161 and goal is 164. I have been studying d…
... for the responses; I'll certainly keep pushing. I think my main ... as how I approach the questions. I'll also start going over the questions I got ... as opposed to just the questions I got incorrect. You've ... all been very helpful and I'll definitely consider the ...Permanent LSAT Plateau? Advice appreciatedI'm taking the June 12th LSAT. My first diagnostic was 152 and highest was 162; I would say my average is 161 and goal is 164. I have been studying d…
... the responses; I'll certainly keep pushing. I think my main ... far as how I approach the questions. I'll also start going over the questions I got ... as opposed to just the questions I got incorrect. You've ... all been very helpful and I'll definitely consider the ...Help with study methods for LG/LRHello everyone. I'm feeling very discouraged and need some guidance. I took a diagnostic test before starting 7sage and got a 158 and then a 160 …
... want to "waste" material. Should I print out the LR and ... I took? Should I review the practice problems on 7sage? If so, how should I ... review them? Do I simply just do ... certain question types or have questions in general, feel free ...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…
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> @Freddy_D @TheMikey i usually have trouble prephrasing the ... be? Do this with flaw questions.
For example, if ... /> I don't really know how else others approach flaw questions, but I just approach it ...Question on Parallel flaw questionsWhen answering these types of questions, should we pay attention to the content or substance of the answers, or only to the form?
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I THINK 7sage teaches PF questions based mostly just ... reasoning, but the above is how I approach PF questions.How to get above the mid 160s/ I need help with Reading Comp. Thanks! :)
... 't really understand what I'm reading. How should I fix this?
> ... baseline reading speed. **I don't think you should speed read or ... way or wrong way to approach RC. It's very much ... still at the foundation of how I approach RC.
As far ...LR strategyhey guys, I want to give myself the best chance of maximizing my score by knocking out the easy ones first. I know the first 10 are generally know…
... the easiest, but after that... how should I conquer and divide?
questions, sometimes even 3, but ... be a bit more aggressive. I did this by doing " ... confidence drills" where I took older LR sections aggressively ...LR strategyhey guys, I want to give myself the best chance of maximizing my score by knocking out the easy ones first. I know the first 10 are generally know…
... the easiest, but after that... how should I conquer and divide?
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> I've slowly worked my way ... a second sweep through the questions, sometimes even 3, but ... doing "confidence drills" where I took older LR sections aggressively ...How to Approach RC For Feb testSo I did write the December test but I have already registered to write the Feb one. RC has been my weakest section and I honestly thought I had i…
... start answering questions, so you have a good sense of how long ... passages, especially since I have limited time? Also, how do you allocate ... passage at all. I find myself rereading the passages when I approach the questions...Reading Comp, went from -2 to -11, what the...Hi 7sagers, I'm wondering if anyone else has experienced this. So for the first PT I ever did I got -2 on RC, it was the first one on 7sage (Just …
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> How many RC passages have you ... ? Remember that despite how difficult a passage may ... how the passage works will help you navigate through the questions ... overlapped some wires with how I approach the questions. With LR, there ...RC comparative passages: read one passage then answer Q's on that passage first?Hey all, so i hear of ppl who for RC comparative passage, they first scan the answers and see if there are specific questions that relate only to …
Honestly, I've tried the JY approach of reading 1 passage and ... then tackling some questions but ... considering how it aligns/differs from the 1st passage. Then I approach the questions ...What do necessary assumptions do to an argument's flaw?Hi there! So I'm still trying to answer this question and could use some help! Lots of different sources, including 7sager and the Trainer, suggest …
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> @Shrilaraune You should definitely prephrase NA questions. The assumptions are easy ... I'm so good at flaw questions. I'm really good at SA questions ... because I know what I'm ...Questions - Need some Answers and advice please!First question - I'm having a difficult time trying to figure out when to use conditional reasoning. Can someone explain to me which questions types …
... Question - When should I use the questions from the test bank? I feel like ... remember anything. While Pting I forgot how to spot an arguments premises ... , conclusion, context, etc...
I ...How to Interpret 'Target' for Logical Reasoning Questions in Problem Set Generator?Quick question for those that have a better understanding of the 7Sage problem set generator than I do: After I've completed any sort of problem …
... problem set, I've noticed that SOME questions have a ... gt; When it's available, how should I interpret this target time?:
how to interpret here.
questions because the system doesn ... have any further questions!The "Just Because" Test: A framework for Evaluating ArgumentsThe vast majority of LR questions turn on your ability to see the gap between premise and conclusion. If you can understand why the premise is good o…
... arguments except I use the "But what if..." I approach all questions that contain ... strengthen and necessary assumption questions. For strengthen questions I make this objection so ... the argument is weak. For NA questions making this objection then allows ...The "Just Because" Test: A framework for Evaluating ArgumentsThe vast majority of LR questions turn on your ability to see the gap between premise and conclusion. If you can understand why the premise is good o…
... except I use the "But what if..." I approach all questions that ... and necessary assumption questions. For strengthen questions I make this objection ... argument is weak. For NA questions making this objection then ... identify PSA,SA, and NA. You will begin to ...The "Just Because" Test: A framework for Evaluating ArgumentsThe vast majority of LR questions turn on your ability to see the gap between premise and conclusion. If you can understand why the premise is good o…
... arguments except I use the "But what if..." I approach all questions that contain ... strengthen and necessary assumption questions. For strengthen questions I make this objection so ... the argument is weak. For NA questions making this objection then allows ...AssumptionsAnyone have any good advice on how to recognize assumptions better? I feel like a lot of my LR answers are wrong because I can't figure out the assum…
... if not identical, to how I answer NA questions. Any other reverse statement would ...
In short, the way I figure out the assumptions in ... relationship 100%?
I think the most important thing ... . If you can see how the premises support or do ...PT39.3.19 - "Which can be inferred..." (Passage 3 - Blackbody objects)Link to video expl/quick view: https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-39-section-3-passage-3-questions/ My question is about the correct A/C, (A…
... with a "yeah, and how are we supposed to have ... "Y" (unsupported inference)." I dunno, I think I'm probably overthinking this ... reliable standard I can refer back to when I approach such questions as ... there. B/c without light, how can anything 'reflect'? In ...
