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Argument by AnalogyCan someone explain this theory? These are the notes that I have taken based off the webinar video Strengthen: Answer choices introduce the addition…
... way and if it is not intuitive for you then I would ... cc . Think of it like a bridge ; weaken - weaken the ... ( breaking the gap from point a to b ) - strengthen - strengthen the ... support (bridging the gap from point a to b ... -
"It is" as a logical indicatorI just finished a PT that made use twice of "it is," in english to convey logic, in one SA question. This indicator is not in the CC and honestly, th…
... rendition of a SA question:
If (F) then they like ... (E).
If one is seen as (A) then ... they surely will be (B). < ... then diagrammed as A -----> C.
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"Highlighter pen"What is this mystery thing that we are apparently allowed to use? Edit: Ok so a normal highlighter. Wow. Thoughts on actually using one?
... against one another. Or if you're going to ... if you eliminate B because you think one word is too strong then ... choice really sounded like a NA (and others felt ... just interesting insight in a way, in terms of ... same skill set, just a different variation of the ... -
Request for any and all time saving tipsA little background: I am consistently scoring in the low 160s on full pts but consistently scoring 175+ (usually 178) during BR. Time kills me, and …
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I have a similar issue with a gap b/w BR and ... drills. If you're BR-ing in the 170s then you ... during the test because if one section doesn't ... part' or something if I identify a flaw/gap in the ... and go "nope" and then double-circle the question so ... -
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…
... to complete the section - if not, then you're still on your ... schedule. If they are actually included, then here's some ... a streak of success with the easier and medium questions, then ... if a) you've finished the foundational stuff and b) you've got a ... -
Transitioning from 1 PT to 2 PT's a week but having difficulty - please helphey all, so for a few weeks now, i've been doing 1 PT a week. This is my schedule (i'm also studying full time): Monday: PT in the morning, …
... I'm 60/40 A vs B so I'm going ... with A" situations, but even bringing ... to the complexity of a question. If a video is 8 minutes ... in his videos, and then go watch. If you can articulate ( ... you do this exercise, then fine. But if not (and I' ... -
Where Am I Going Wrong? PLEASE HELP!Hello 7Sage, I began my LSAT journey in November of 2017. I had just been raised to the Sublime Degree of Master Mason at my Masonic Lodge, joine…
... level as your BR score then you need to revisit the ... , "A correlates B" therefore "A causes B"...our answer choice would say "A and /B" or "B ... your answer. If you're seeing all 4 then you need to ... . If you're only getting through 3 and guessing on one then ... -
Where Am I Going Wrong? PLEASE HELP!Hello 7Sage, I began my LSAT journey in November of 2017. I had just been raised to the Sublime Degree of Master Mason at my Masonic Lodge, joine…
... level as your BR score then you need to revisit the ... , "A correlates B" therefore "A causes B"...our answer choice would say "A and /B" or "B ... your answer. If you're seeing all 4 then you need to ... . If you're only getting through 3 and guessing on one then ... -
How to tell when a conditional statement is a hypothetical/bizaro world?hey all, so i did 59.3.19 https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-59-section-3-question-19/ in it there's a conditional statement that's a…
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( A ---> B ) ---> ( A ---> C )
... between A and B. We're saying that if ... understanding words and knowing dictionary definitions have this particular relationship, then ... this particular relationship. If it helps, think ... -
Lost with Logic GamesIs anyone else lost with logic games? I''ve been studying for the LSAT for several months and the logic games ( not even the easy ones) just don't ma…
... example if A must come before B...then B can never be first and A can ... short cut. There's not a timetable that I am on ... doing. You can do this. If mankind can figure out how ... to put together a bunch of metal and aluminum ... -
PT74.S4.Q23 (G4) - The manager of a photography businessHello 7sagers, I've been trying to make sense of this question for the longest time but I just can't seem to understand what the difference betwee…
... But then does that mean that writing A unless B as ~A~ ---> B wrong ... to use in this situation? Because "if ... not" is basically ~B~ --> A (but this ... further, if I were to apply the ~A~ ---> B to ... -
contrapositivesHey guys, i have a pretty simple question. How would you read the contrapositive of this chain: A Some B---> C? Thanks! :)
... also read it as B some A, if you prefer. But ... contrapositive. If I say some apples are red then you ... don't know if I mean ... C -> /B....some A. Or that /B some /A. Because we don ... the relationship that exists between A some B.
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In/out gamesHey guys, I’ve been practicing in/out games for a while and although I understand most of it, there are a few things that still confuse me enough …
... ;B and /A—>C ) I get confused when A is in because then b ... about /A--->B becomes irrelevant. B can still be in, and if it ... /> >
> If I’m given a couple of rules and ... L is out.
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How to negate conditional statementIsn’t negating A=>B equals to A=>not B? If Luke goes to party, I will go as well. How to negate this conditional statement?
... : A---->B, I am saying that A and B exist in a relationship. That if A ... occurs then B ... occurs. Put differently, B ... -
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…
... look for which passage (A or B ) is being asked more ... does not mention, AND THEN finish all the remaining ... there was no longer a need for me to ... introduced, there was often a heavier emphasis for questions ... the questions. If it works for you, then keep doing ... -
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…
... look for which passage (A or B ) is being asked more ... does not mention, AND THEN finish all the remaining ... there was no longer a need for me to ... introduced, there was often a heavier emphasis for questions ... the questions. If it works for you, then keep doing ... -
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…
... first, look for which passage (A or B ) is being asked more ... first introduced, there was often a heavier emphasis for questions for ... skim the questions. If it works for you, then keep doing it ... maybe 1 extra question for a particular passage.
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PTA.S1.Q15 - Antiwhaling activist: Not all species of whalesHey guys! I was hoping someone could possibly shed some light on this question. My break down of the stimulus is: Conclusion: all whale- hunti…
... all the whales even if that means protecting species ... a premise that gets us to the conclusion, if not, then ... all the whales, even if many of them don't ... comes to saving them. If we want to save the ... what answer choice B provides.
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Causal v. Conditional Logic (or Lawgic if you prefer)Can someone explain the difference--if there is one in fact--between causal and conditional relationships/statements? Seemingly, A causing B is the s…
... by A causes B. For example, if one suggests that a specific ... asteroid caused the extinction of dinosaurs, then ... conditional: "If you're late for class, then you didn ... condition meaning that A could not have caused B.
Causal v. Conditional Logic (or Lawgic if you prefer)Can someone explain the difference--if there is one in fact--between causal and conditional relationships/statements? Seemingly, A causing B is the s…
... in both that A causes B and if you have A, then you must have ... B. But, as you explained ... , in the latter A ...PT85.S3.Q21 - In an experiment, some volunteers were assignedHi Hello, Can someone explain this question? As in, the correct ans. choice. I'm having a realllly hard time convincing myself that it's "necessary"…
... You have two groups, A and B. Group A is taking an aerobics ... at by a Russian man). Then, you give them a really really ... class were getting more cardio then the whole thing falls ... about a psychological response to stress.
B: Who cares if ...⚡Official November 2018 LSAT Discussion Thread⚡Hey 7Sagers, Here's the official November 2018 LSAT Discussion Thread. <center><font color="red">**Please keep all discussions of the November…
... figured that if there wasn't a lot of time ... real quick and have a chance at the questions ... do comparative first. For a couple reasons, mainly ... Passage A, then do the questions that pertain to that, then B, ... strategy, I rarely miss a question in the comparatives ...⚡Official November 2018 LSAT Discussion Thread⚡Hey 7Sagers, Here's the official November 2018 LSAT Discussion Thread. <center><font color="red">**Please keep all discussions of the November…
... . I figured that if there wasn't a lot of time when ... always do comparative first. For a couple reasons, mainly I can ... read Passage A, then do the questions that pertain to that, then B, and ... questions are started really wondering if I understood whose side the ...Help - new to BR and 7sage!Hello 7sage! I am new to the blind review process and a little bit confused about writing out explanations. Does anyone have any drafts of what th…
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Basic Example:
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B) Circled this answer because ... started with sections and then worked up to full ... first few lessons a run-through and then assess. If it feels ... redundant then feel free to ...Unsolicited Why X Essays Necessary?I read somewhere that some schools like to see "why x" essays even if the topic is not specifically listed as an optional essay. I’m concerned becaus…
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> It's ... particularly interested in their school. If you do bare minimum, it ... , etc. If a school specifically offers a Why X essay topic, then I understand ... the fairness of evaluating a ...I don't understand what I am doing wrong. Is law for me? Am I just too unintelligent?I have taken the LSAT 4 times. I have gone 158 -> 160 -> 164 -> 163, all of which were terrible disappointments for me. Especially the last one from …
... is questioned on a daily basis. If it's a strengthening question ... broader. If we are to make an inference then we must ... s a correlation between A and B. The conclusion is 'A causes B'. If it's a ... to find the classic 'B causes A' correct answer choice. There ...PT64.S1.Q22 - Microbiologist: Because heavy metals are normallyHi all, I was hoping someone might be able to help me with two things here: 1) In my BR I was really torn between A and B and eventually chose …
... gives us:
If you are not resistant to ... same as saying A most B = /B most /A
2) If you try ... strengthen the correlation. For example, if 400 were RA (resistant to ... NRA (not resistant to antibiotics), then we would have to say ...PT44.S4.Q22 - Research shows that when dogsThe question is linked below: https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-44-section-4-question-22/ I'm looking for advice because upon first read…
... conditionality; if given A implies B and then we're given B by a premise, it ... causal relationship between A and B (more specifically, A causes B ), and knowing that ... make. I agree. A causing B, when expressed in a premise, could lead ...PT5.S3.Q15 - The Scorpio Miser with its special high-efficiency#help I am unable to fully comprehend this question and cannot materialize it into an example involving actual numbers (this question seems like a…
... vehicle that costs more. In a.c. B, let's assume we ... what differentiates C from B.
B and C are similar ... in B (the better freezer), which uses up more electricity, then a drop ... . However, if labor is dirt cheap, then the value of using a product ..."no A are B" equals "all A are ~B"?Help! I thought "no A are B" equals "~B are A"
... to you then go with it. No A’s are B’s ... an A is a B. You correctly mapped that statement as /A -> B. “If you ... are not an A, then you are a B.” “Not being an A ... implies B.”
