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Best way to study for Digital LSAT?Does anyone have experience with studying for the digital LSAT? What are some tips and tricks? I understand that the 7sage iPad app offers the digita…
... Litty" I'll try BRing on paper! Seems like a great ... the extra time I have on digital from not needing to bubble ... potentially affect taking the test on paper if I choose to ... -
Is there a way to remove the problem sets in the question bank??I'm starting my drilling for each problem types and trying to reorganize the question bank. I currently have close to 300 problem sets and they are …
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Logical Reasoning Flaw Questions - NEED ADVICEHey guys, I need help with LR Flaw question in particular. Each LR Section, I miss on average 2-3 flaw questions and it is really hurting my score…
... written, meaning the premises and conclusion. On here it’s a list ... helped me is focusing on the premises and conclusion and really figuring ... attack. I am still working on these questions and starting to ... -
How to working on reading ability?A while ago I remember reading a post somewhere that talked about ways to increase your reading ability with respect to the lsat. The main takeaway w…
I need help with QUICKLY rephrasing the premise, conclusion in my brain and then making a QUICK assumption. It's taking me far too long to do that. -
Most questions that I get wrong are after Q16... need adviceI found a pattern that I get most Q1 to Q 15 on LR right, but after Q15-16, I start to get more wrong question. Anyone has similar situation like me?…
... back into your own language. Identify the conclusion, and the controversy or ... -
Most questions that I get wrong are after Q16... need adviceI found a pattern that I get most Q1 to Q 15 on LR right, but after Q15-16, I start to get more wrong question. Anyone has similar situation like me?…
... back into your own language. Identify the conclusion, and the controversy or ... -
PT63.1.17-- psychologist: people tend to make cognitive errorsHi, I have trouble seeing why answer choice E here is wrong-- wouldn't the third sentence here be considered a "generalization", since a generaliz…
... example to help support his conclusion on why you should not get ... statements to help justify their conclusion.
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Posting on Behalf of a 7Sage User: How Crucial is it to have the most recent PTs in Digital Format?**[I am posting on behalf of a 7Sage user:]** How crucial is it to have the most recent PTs in Digital format? I have some PTs in paper form. And …
... score higher or lower on paper than on digital. You always want to ... . I recommend you always practice on digital, and use LSAC's lawhub ... digital stuff. Basically, take your PTs on digital, even if you score worse on ... -
Tips for MSS, Strengthen and Weaken Qs?anything would help. i really sturggle on these
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Getting to the 170sTaking the January LSAT and have been PTing around the mid to high 160s and have only ever broken 170 once. I struggle the most with RC (avg -7) and …
... to now a -2/-4 on RC. I think the drills ... />
As I'm working on digital section drills (v in the ... make a rough-draft outline on paper for everything else. I ... to not have wasted money on it - that I actually USED ... -
PT9.S4.Q11 - Great works of art are in huge city museumsSome critics say it's unfair that so many great works of art are in huge city museums, since those people already have access to lots of art. But th…
... did the author base his conclusion on? What justified the author is ... author come to his/her conclusion? How can the critic ... make the authors conclusion of "the criticism on principle is unwarranted ... the questions I asked myself on this question and similar ... -
Parallel Question'sI for some reason can see somewhat of links between things when reading a parallel question that asks to find a similar reasoning in the answer choic…
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Ah! Curse the virtual PT!I do so awesome when I take the paper tests. I finish in time with 24/25 right. Enter the LawHub virtual tests and cue the 16/18 outta 27!!! Ugh !! M…
... adjusting methods over to digital. I know you've ... practicing for a while on it, but like other ... get it on paper, I can get it on digital." While the ... resulting from the paper-digital switch as well, but ... extra time to focus on understanding the passage and ... -
Ah! Curse the virtual PT!I do so awesome when I take the paper tests. I finish in time with 24/25 right. Enter the LawHub virtual tests and cue the 16/18 outta 27!!! Ugh !! M…
... adjusting methods over to digital. I know you've ... get it on paper, I can get it on digital." While the ... resulting from the paper-digital switch as well, but ... extra time to focus on understanding the passage and ... get it on paper, I can get it on digital". I ... -
Confusing S for N versus N for SPremise: Resign--->Convicted Conclusion: Convicted--->Resign Would this be confusing N for S or S for N? I thought the two were interchangeable but…
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PT5.S1.Q8 - The interpretation of certain footprintsThis is a weakening question so my goal is to cast doubt on T's conclusion that the footprints were made by hominids The evidence R has against T'…
... doesn't undermine T's conclusion because the lack of a ... human prints. T's conclusion is predicated on the idea that these ... that T is basing their conclusion on are clearly visible and gives ... -
PT18.S2.Q6 - A study was designed to establish which effect...Aren't there two main ways to weaken an argument? Either by going for the premises (contradicting them) or showing why the conclusion doesn't necessa…
... that if you attack the premise, you will always get the ... trick is to attack the premise - conclusion relationship. What I do is ... re-word the conclusion, in this case, it says ... -
How should/can I improve and study now? Studying techniques tips needed!Hey all, so I'm taking the June LSAT (cannot be pushed back, already pushed from April) and I'm still looking to improve in my score. I'm scoring con…
... may be critical to identify why you are ... specific weaknesses can you identify? What trends in the ... consistently wrong and working on these weaknesses contributed ... on fine details. Which of these fine details can you identify ... and improve on? -
Should I read the question stem first?Is reading the stimulus and then reading the question stem a better tactic or the other way around??
... start reading the stimulus: you identify the conclusion (aha, it‘s an ... argument), identify the premises, find out how they support the conclusion, think ... the stem and it says „identify the conclusion“...
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Do you guys do low-res summaries and premise/conclusion identifications during PTs/real tests?For respectively the RC sections and the LR sections. For me they take up a lot of time but do help. I was wondering if people actually strictly foll…
... lLR questions without identifying the premise/conclusion. And with RC, low -res ... your own method. But identifying premise/conclusion are an absolute must. -
High 150s trying to break into 160shi there! I just took PT 76 (shoutout to @lsat_sus btw, ill be joining your call with @canihazJD tomorrow!) and I scored a 157 (flex version). My LG …
For LR, I assume you may not be labelling everything or identifying the conclusion in every question. If you identify the conclusion and assumptions, you should be able to easily do most questions, like strengthen, weaken, etc. Good Luck! -
Any discussion that one possible rise in LSAT inflation is people cheating online?The recent rise in LSAT scores after flex has been factors like this: 1. People studying more (lol) 2. People more comfortable (that explains the…
... cheat you can possibly do on digital LSAT, is if someone smarter ... to have someone take it on your behalf you need some ... -
PT8.S01.Q10 - If the public library shared by adjacent towns..Could you please explain why E is wrong? **Admin Note: Edited title. Please use the format: "PT#.S#.Q# - brief description of the question"**
... Strengthening question is to accurately identify the conclusion. In this case, ... library is irrelevant to the conclusion. Who cares whether people ... It's as if the conclusion stated "more people would ... much more likely that the conclusion is accurate, since both ... -
Digital LSAT Tips/TricksSince LSAC is still administering the test in a digital format some of JY's tips and tricks that are integrated into the CC, that work great for a pa…
... tip is to work strictly on digital in prep when drilling. Also ... it. Find the advantages in digital. For example, we don’t ... much as you can with digital and look for the positives ... with working in the digital format. This is kind of ... -
Stimulus or Question Type First?hi all! Happy Friday!! Ellen Cassidy (EC) from Loophole is a strong proponent of the former but some disagree. I have been studying for about …
... question of the type „identify the conclusion“, „identify the role of sentence XY ... /flaw“ etc., I try to identify the structure of the argument ... -
Some Pointers on Weakening: You can weaken by showing *inconsistency*I noticed a few posts asking for tips on weaken questions, and was in the middle of writing a response. But I thought this would make more sense as a…
The thing that always gets me is that for weakening questions I remember seeing that we shouldn't attack the premise / conclusion but for this example I feel like it's doing just that in a way. Can anybody please clarify this for me :) -
At a brain stop in LRI originally started out LR by just drilling here and there and not paying too much attention to it until recently. I have been reading books, watchi…
Knowing what the question wants can distract you from the argument. Try reading the stimulus first. Identify its conclusion, support, and what if anything is wrong with the argument. Then read the question stem and prephrase an AC before reading the ACs. -
LSAT frustrationI have been studying for about 8 months, with a very heavy emphasis for the last 3 months. I am beyond frustrated with my lack of improvement and inc…
... , 5 level questions and identify the conclusion and then see why the ... premises don’t support the conclusion or what you can add ... -
What is Blind Review?Hi! I am new here to 7Sage and wanted to ask about the Blind Review option for the drills. I'm not quite sure of the method I am supposed to do besid…
... the question. I review the premise, conclusion, why I chose my answer ... -
Best LSAT Quizlet?Hi Everyone, I was wondering if anyone has founded/created a good LSAT quizlet that has logical indicators, premise/conclusion indicators, etc.? …
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**Premise & Conclusion Indicators:** https://quizlet.com/928174931/lsat-premise-and-conclusion-flash ...
