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PT26.S3.Q24 - over the last 25 years, the average price paidhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-26-section-3-question-24/ This question is beyond sucky. Did anyone else have any problems with determining …
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Conclusion: Individuals who buy new cars spend, on average, a ... It is certainly possible the premise (the average price paid ... -
Identifying AssumptionsDoes anyone have any general advice for quickly and accurately identifying assumptions in arguments within the LR section? I feel like that's a weak …
... always a premise and a conclusion. Based on the given premise and conclusion, I ask ... , why does that premise ... lead to that conclusion ... -
Will an answer choice in Assumption Questions ever repeat the conclusion or a premise?I suppose the title is self-explanatory, but I ran across a question in particular (LSAT 58, Section 4, Question 21) regarding lottery winners and te…
... the relation between the premise(s) and the conclusion. This is easy ... the gap" between the premise and conclusion--if there is a shift ... exactly what your task is on these questions. -
I need your advice! I have been studying for about 3 months now but my LR section score actually has gone down quite a bit (from 5-6 wrong to 8-11) and I have a diffic…
... premium version. I focused on identifying conclusion and premise/s. Then I have ... , MBT, Flaw, etc. and focused on knowing what they are asking ... . You have a lot going on, and I admire your desire ... -
For LR ( not lg, sorry) , do you ALWAYS read the question stem first, then read paragraph?Just wondering if everyone does it this way and if it is superior to reading the passage then the question
... the flaw while identifying the premise and conclusion.
(2) ... marking it, marking the premise and conclusion (assuming it is not one ... to get a grip on the argument. Whereas on the flip side ... take a little more time on trying to grasp the argument ... -
Evaluation QuestionsHi JY I came across a question where I don't understand the question stem or how to take on the question type ( Prep Test 36 Q24 Sec 1). Is there…
... being told straight out to identify a factor whose answer ... on the columnist's readership is undoubtedly significant, as his conclusion ... scenario, the argument's conclusion is supported; in our ... this question correct was to identify the argument's flawed ... -
Necessary Assumption fuck-upsSo in my mind I attack NA questions pretty methodically: negating each answer choice and determining which one wrecks the argument, while also taking…
... supposed to reach our conclusion from our premise if this negated statement ... the race). Bridge questions trade on your inclination to conflate two ... the river and the conclusion is way over on the other side ... that takes you from the premise to the conclusion. -
Weakening Questions (Attack what?)There's been several posts about this, but I haven't found any consensus. I understand that we should attack the support relationship, but is it also…
1) Never attack the conclusion
2) ... the premise, but thats not the case on the ... focused on attacking the support relationship between premise and conclusion. ... .
C: Based on these findings, scientist conclude ... just say no the conclusion is wrong A ... -
Necessary and Sufficient AssumptionI am having many problems with this, please help
... NA question wants you to identify something that has to ... process. Giving you tips on how I do it wouldn ... . THEN you can eliminate based on those words
... of things would force the conclusion to be true while ... . Don't give up on SA and NA questions, ... -
Can someone quickly explain to me what the difference betweenA premise and a general principle? I just think of a general principle as a state set of beliefs? But I am not sure, and sometimes mix the premise…
A premise supports a conclusion.
Conclusion: I like bunnies
Premise: Because bunnies ... that principles describe human behaviour on the LSAT, most often.
