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MSS drill recommendations?Hey so I suck at MSS questions. I'm great at finding the conclusion questions and MBT questions so I'm surprised I do poorly on a question type that'…
... bible terms MSS questions as a part of MBT questions ... eg
If the premise says
A **arrow** B **arrow** C
Now ... you should be making the inference of A ... **arrow**C before moving towards the ... -
PT63.S3.Q11 - Web Medical Info5 star NA question. Is this a triple conclusion passage? Looking for another opinion on this question regarding the stimulus. This passage str…
... is a pretty straightforward A to B to C relationship, where A and B collectively support C ...
E is a strange necessary relationship ("only if") about quackery being ... t help us (who cares if quackery is the only way ... - I want to know if it's even able to ... -
PT 84 Grading ErrorPT 84 S4 Q6 has the answer choices mixed up and incorrectly marks the correct answer as wrong. The answers are presented as "A - 2 B- 3 C- 4 D- 5 E- …
... when the answer choices "A.3 B.4 C.5 D.6 E ... the confusion. Let me know if you have any further questions ... -
How to Approach match the flaw/reasoning questions?i had trouble really explaining why A and B were wrong. Only that E felt the best in matching. And this was after mapping out each answer choice and …
... uses logical indicators like "if ___ then ___," "unless," "only if," etc.), I'll ... capable you can save a lot of time. Then I'll do ... ACs
If it's a complicated question, I'll ... out. Making sure you have a strong understanding of logical indicators ... -
PTF97.S3.Q20 - Criminals released from prison on parole..Can someone explain why AC C is right and E is wrong. Option C states that "the proportion of arrests to crimes committed was not significantly h…
... supervision).
A: irrelevant
B: irrelevant
C: Yes - this shows ... about the difference in supervision. If this AC was negated, it ... AC trapped me for a while bc if it was flips ... support comes from a percentage and not a raw number. the ... -
Diagramming problemNo A is B until C are both D and E. Since there're two conditional expressions ("No~is~" and "~until~") in one sentence, I'm confused how it makes…
No A is B until C are both D and E.< ... how it makes as a diagram (eg. A->B sth like that ... -
Most relationship helpIs this correct? A most B most C A most C
Is this correct?
A most B most C
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Qualifiers and Valid/Invalid ArgumentsHey everyone! I've been reviewing valid and invalid argument forms this afternoon, and I'm having a bit of trouble so any help would be greatly appre…
... 9)
A most B
A most C
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B some C
A some B
A some C
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B some C
A most B most C
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A some C
Causation LogicCan you conclude from A cause B cause C that A cause C?
Can you conclude from A cause B cause C that A cause C?PT44.S2.Q13 - the solution to anyThis is a hard SA question, and I don't see what I am missing. How is answer choice A a sufficient assumption? My diagram: (Solution to environm…
... missing. How is answer choice A a sufficient assumption?
... a pretty simply A to B to C argument, and the conclusion as a Not C ... solved).
Answers B-E are way wrong, but ... don't see how answer A paraphrases the sufficient assumption ...PT28.S2.G2 (Q09) - to prepare for fieldwork(Link to explanation for ease of access: https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-28-section-2-game-2/ ) "Each of the following could be a complet…
... of the following could be a complete and accurate list of ... EXCEPT:
A) H
B) P
C) HL
D ... "
I am having a really difficult time understanding this ... far as I understand it, a list that is complete AND ...Causation vs. Correlation vs. ConditionalityHi All, Does the below statement make sense? I am trying to get a big picture view of these 3 ideas. CAUSATION --> PERFECT CORRELATION* < ---> …
... .e. If A causes B, we can also say A is sufficient for B).
A is sufficient for B, does not mean that A causes B. It ... />
*I am assuming A ALWAYS causes B. Is this the case ... LSAT? Can we say that if A causes B, A always causes ...4 Possible Explanations for CausationHi everyone, I am stumbling upon this concept on this lesson https://7sage.com/lesson/4-possible-explanations/ Correlation implies causation b…
... , this lesson is telling me a completely different story and I ... is it possible that if A causes B, B can cause A???
Thanks ...Help: how to treat the LSAT's use of "Probably"?When doing this question, I could not agree with JY's explanation no matter how many times I've heard it. I simply think his reasoning on why he elim…
... why he eliminated answer choice A is incorrect. In absolute terms ... how when given A-most->B-most->C, we can't ... make any inferences between A and C ... the correct reasoning for eliminating A.
https://7sage.com ...90's Games Cause for Concern?These 90's games are ridiculous. Should I be concerned I can't maintain my average games pt 30 and below. The wording be having me think if a dumb b!…
... wording be having me think if a dumb b!tch exists somewhere in ...PT 84 Grading ErrorPT 84 S4 Q6 has the answer choices mixed up and incorrectly marks the correct answer as wrong. The answers are presented as "A - 2 B- 3 C- 4 D- 5 E- …
... answers are presented as "A - 2 B- 3 C- 4 D- 5 E ... video shows it as "A- 3 B- 4 C-5 D- 6 E ... the correct answer and thus B is correct but this is ... 4 wrong when you chose C to indicate 4.Except/Without/Until and Demorgan'sI remembered a question that had something that basically said: A or B without C would that be translated as: /A and /B --> C (since you negate…
I remembered a question that had something that basically said: A or B without C
would that be translated as:
/A and /B --> C (since you negate the suff and change the or to and?)Paying Tutor for help in Grouping games....I am paying a tutor for help in grouping games, can anyone help me out throughout Skype? I am really low in cash and will be taking a hard hit financ…
... have a Not A then B rule, which gives you three options, A and not B, B ... and not A ... or both A and B. So ... you proceed to the questions, a lot of the answers can ...[Contest] What's your favorite LSAT related moment?I'm curious. Your answer could be long / short / funny / serious. A few entries will be selected for free stuff here on 7Sage. Edit: Contest is o…
... to the page to see a logical reasoning section. The first ... . The answer choices were A) Yes, B) No, C) Maybe, and D) Refrigerator ...June 2015 WaitersAlright, the waiting game starts. I don't think I saw another waiters discussion on here. Let me know if there is and I missed it. Would anyone like …
Feb 2015
A)158
B)160
C) 155
June ... ...
B)167
C)168 ...
There is something so pretty about a number ..."Most" confusionIf A most are B and B most are C is it correct to say A most are C ?
JY says..." A--most-> B-most->C ....... No valid conclusions!"PT20.S4.Q15 - rhonda will see the movie tomorrowhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-20-section-4-question-15/ Someone please explain.
... problem is that the A>B>C relationship, doesn't that ... essentially say B (Paul going) is ... are asking but here's a guess at it. The stimulus ...(Theory question) Why do you negate a conditional by negating the necessary?Specifically, I am looking at PT 68.S2.Q23, the second sentence: "We must therefore reject Tolstoy's rash claim that if we knew a lot about the event…
... mean to say A is a sufficient condition of B? It's saying ... A guarantees or triggers B. Another way of saying it is that if A ... exists, B must exist as well ... essentially saying that sometimes when A happens B does not happen.
Question on LSAT question" Most people who shop for groceries no more than 3 times a month buy prepared frozen dinners regularly. In Hallstown, most people shop for groceries…
... . The second set might be a much, much larger set than ... second set. That is quite a mouthful, so lets look at ... :
A----most----->B----most---->C
A-----most---->C
does ...Negating using "not"Can anyone help me with this negation? The sentence is: “The highest point of any volcanic ash cloud will eventually exceed an altitude of 5 km” …
As stated above, the opposite of "all A then B" is "some A not B". Essentially, the opposite of "all" is not "none"-- it's "some".PT4.S4.Q9 - A scientific theory is a good theory"A is good if it satisfies B." How would you guys translate this? B --> A? or A--> B? I feel like without translating it as A-->B, it's impossible…
... . A is good if (A) satisfies B
3. [A is good] if [(A) satisfies B]
A ... satisfies B --> A ...Basic Diagram QuestionCan you solve this or is this invalid A - (some) - B B - (all) - c
... ( A → B + A → C = B ←some→ C)
Form 7: All/Some/Some ( A → B + A ←some→ C = B ←some→ C)
Form 8: All/Most/Some ( A → B + A -most→ C = B ←some→ C ...PT32.S1.Q17 - A possible explanation for answer choice CSee here: https://7sage.com/lesson/the-embezzler-weaken-question The Embezzler (weaken EXCEPT question) This question gave a lot of people trou…
... a major reason for confusion on answer choice (C).
If ... an actuary is the embezzler?" Unless likely is meant as " ... committed the crime and (b) that the actuary is ... via extreme assumptions. Then answer choice C directly changes this probability ...if A --> B, then can I say if A is likely to happen, then B will likely to happen?For example, PT 43 S2 Q10 I am trying to examine the stimulus with only logic and try to make sense of AC A. Acceptance of criticism requ…
... criticism.
If we chain up the inferrences ... br />
Paraphrase: If one accept a criticism, then one is more likely ... to learn from it.
A ... br />
if we negate this, then A--> NOT more likely ...translating a complex-conditional into lawgic"Without strength or endurance, the fight is all but lost." This is #5 on the quiz on complex conditional translations to lawgic. We are to tra…
... I figured for statements containing “unless, without, until” we are ... /> ~S and ~E—> L (if there was neither strength nor ... A or B —> C
That is, either A or B will get you C ... to unless,without, until) not apply in this situation?
If so ...
