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Weaken QuestionsWhats the best strategy to deal with questions that relate to weakening questions on logical reasoning? I keep getting those wrong and I don't know h…
Find the premise & conclusion and look for the gap between their support. Whatever AC you pick, if you add it to the stimulus it will make your premises less supportive of the conclusion. -
PT28.S1.Q10 - it is a principle of economicshttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-28-section-1-question-10/ I don't understand how this is not A?
... to go straight to the conclusion on these, and we are in ... -
Is this possibleI mean can you actually deteriorate in your ability to take LSAT as you study more? I've recently started taking PTs in the 50s after finishing the o…
I think people falsely assume that taking time off will cause them to forget their fundamentals and how to take the exam. Trust me, you will not forget how to map out a conditional argument or identify the conclusion. -
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…
I did PT 60s and I think they are comparative harder than 50s and 40s. Maybe it is because LSAC changed some styles. But the fundamentals are the same. Premise, conclusion, get the support, get the flaw, attack it or bridge it! -
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…
... eliminating other possibilities, but the conclusion on the particular aspects of the ... -
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…
... eliminating other possibilities, but the conclusion on the particular aspects of the ... -
When to find the conclusionHello, Does anyone have a cleat sheet on which LR questions you need to identify conclusion/P. I know, or atleast I'm under the impression that, th…
You should find the conclusion on every single question. There is ... never a conclusion that you should not find ... always have to find the conclusion are must be true and ... t necessary to find the conclusion on some point of disagreement questions ... -
PT37 S4 Q16 "Flaw Q"Hi all, I'm trying to better understand Flaw-Descriptive Weakening Questions and this one stumped me. After listening to the explanation, I better u…
... doesn't hinge on "person to person" disagreeing (premise) but on the connoisseurs ... -
June 2016 LSATWho else is going to take the June 2016 LSAT? I'd love to connect with you. :)
... with 100% confidence. At the conclusion of the timed test, print ... for each question including the premise, conclusion, what I need to be ... -
BR?How do I do BR?
... with 100% confidence. At the conclusion of the timed test, print ... for each question including the premise, conclusion, what I need to be ... -
When to use 4 wrong = 1right strategy?Hey guys/gals, I was wondering if you might be able to lend a hand? Can anyone tell me when it's most prudent (with respects to sacrificing time)…
I think you use the elimination technique (4 wrong ACs, 1 right AC) for all question types. The only ones that I would say to not use that strategy for is 'Identify the Conclusion' and very simple 'Sufficient Assumption' questions. -
What makes a hard logical reasoning question hard? Hey, guys! So, I'm working through finishing the 7sage course to prepare for the September LSAT. One thing I've found myself wondering in preparin…
... parse out this stimulus into premise, conclusion, background info, and how to ... conclusion is supported by the premise, you will be ... -
PT49.S2.Q14 - scientist: a controversy in paleontologyHi all, Find that I'm having a very difficult time coming to terms with the right answer choice for this question. I find that B makes too large …
... The support for this conclusion is the stated conditional ... on is how the scientist makes this relationship relevant to the conclusion ... scientist had to based the conclusion on that "possibility"?
... between the premises and conclusion. The test writers ... -
LSAT plateauHello guys. Really need help here. I've been in a plateau of 165 for like 4 PTs already (1.5month)? So I stopped taking full length PTs but instead I…
... using the 7Sage Analytics to identify Question "Type" weaknesses and as ... hump... If you cannot specifically identify a question "Type" that is ... " type. It helped me identify my weakness on Causation stimuli specifically and ... -
PT73.S2.Q06 - the criticism of the popular film comedy quirksThose who have taken pt-73 as a timed test, how did you score in its LR compared to other 70s tests? This question was fairly confusing. We kn…
... . That is a separate premise.
Conclusion: Quirks is misguided for ... -
anticipating flaws.Hey, I am having trouble paraphrasing/anticipating the flaw in flaw/descriptive weakening questions that do not possess the typical or cookie cut…
... want to deal with it on my first pass. Often times ... , I'm able to identify the flaw on the second read, so ... if it allows you to identify the right answer in these ... it with confidence, and move on. -
PT70.S4.Q03 - humorous television advertisementsHey guys would really appreciate some help with this question I chose C during my timed test and blind review and I'm pretty confused as to why it…
... I didn't identify the conclusion properly.
The conclusion is the ... Message ---> Effective" -- and our conclusion is doing neither.
conclusion (Effective) was also a sufficient ... -
PT79.S1.Q07 - journalist: the new mayorWhat is the first sentence? I thought this is the conclusion because it says "undeniably"... and all the rest are premise :(
... in using keywords to identify the conclusion. The first sentence is ... last sentence is not the conclusion because of an indicator: ... sentence that began with "In conclusion." Suspicious? Yes. But the ... what makes a statement the conclusion. The support of the ... -
PT12.S1.Q05 - oscar: I have been accused of plagiarizingSo, I've done this question many many times. And I've never felt great about it. Can some run it down for me? Specifically, answer choice A. Here'…
... set of facts with a conclusion and we are asked to ... something that would allow the conclusion to follow, the best we ... paramount in these questions to identify the conclusion. For the longest time ... -
Premise; conclusion indicators.Are their any more premise or conclusion indicator(s) words that have been found that we can add to the list? And even words indicating a switch i…
... will sometimes write their premise-conclusion is through an embedded ...
Premise: This cat jumped 5 feet high
Conclusion: Cats can ... /> So even though a conclusion indicator word is the first ... word, the conclusion is not be stated till ... -
Should I label the argument structure for every question in LR?I always see J.Y. breaking down argument structures in the video explanations, but I was wondering if it is a recommended process to do during the ti…
I bracket the conclusion on all LR questions, but that's just me. DEFINITELY break down the argument for BR though. -
PT24.S3.Q10 - all material bodies are divisibleI'm having trouble understanding the translation for the conditional logic to this question. `All material bodies are divisible into parts,` Ma…
... _sufficient_** to allow the conclusion to follow from the stated ... is being concluded_**. The conclusion on sufficient assumption questions will ... provided to prove the conclusion. The skills necessary for ... we can prove our conclusion. What the test writers ... -
Digital LSAT fresh updateJust took it 5 hours ago. Comment with questions you want me to cover! <font color=red>Admin edit: Link removed. Posting links to personal pages i…
So many questions!
1) Overall experience?
2) Pros?
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4) Quick breakdown of differences in each section on digital vs. paper?
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Why I am now a fan of the Digital LSATLet me be honest, hearing the word digital next to the word LSAT is daunting. So I took on the brave journey, drove 4 hours and took the 5 hours Digi…
... going to like doing RC on digital. Were you able to see ... -
Why I am now a fan of the Digital LSATLet me be honest, hearing the word digital next to the word LSAT is daunting. So I took on the brave journey, drove 4 hours and took the 5 hours Digi…
... going to like doing RC on digital. Were you able to see ... -
PT65.S4.Q11 - prairieview yard sizeI understand the flaw in the correct answer choice, but not how it applies to Tom's argument in the stimulus. D : "Fails to apply a general rule t…
... error committed by Tom rests on his use of the singular ... viewed. He is basing his conclusion on the idea that the large ... now reduced by 20 ft on their respective property lines.
How do I increase my speed?It's not that I don't understand the questions or that I can't get the correct answer; I can. I'm just really slow. For example, I find that for LR a…
I try to look for premise/conclusion indicators, context indicators (other people' ...Weaken and Strengthen QuestionsWeaken and Strengthen questions are my weakest section types and take me much longer to do than any other questions. I'm not able to prephase what t…
... to really identify the relationship between the support and the conclusion and ... stimulus.
3. Identify the conclusion.
4. Identify the support.
5 ... . Understand the relationship between the conclusion and ...Weaken and Strengthen QuestionsWeaken and Strengthen questions are my weakest section types and take me much longer to do than any other questions. I'm not able to prephase what t…
... to really identify the relationship between the support and the conclusion and ... .
> 3. Identify the conclusion.
> 4. Identify the support.
> 5. Understand the relationship between the conclusion ...What is your method of mastering LR?LR is by far and away the section I struggle with the most. Some question types I have no issue with but there are others (NA, Flaw mainly) that just…
... rather the conclusion?
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It depends on how the ... premises are supporting the conclusion.
On assumption questions I know ... stim. So I'm just on the hunt for the argument ...
