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PT8.S1.Q25 - Great medieval universitiesI tend to struggle with parallel flaw questions.. I was so confused on this question because I was focused on matching up the negatives. Great med…
... that helps longevity" rather than "not A," right?
Yes, because ... ...
Correlation ≠ causation. (A) has attribute (B) and also favorable attribute ... to ID the flaw first, then decide if mapping is required. In ... -
PT74.S1.Q24 - Accident leading to personal injury or property damagePersonal Injury (PI) or personal damage exceeding 500 (PD>500)------> LR (legally required to report accident) "Unless the driver is incapable"- Cap…
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So yeah B is right because if there was damage exceeding ... that why the answer is B because: If Ted's car was ... in other words
>if capable then (if A then LR)
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Having issues with differentiating game board types when doing logic games?Im currently having issues pertaining to Logic Games. I'm having issues in terms of which game board type I would apply depending on the stimulus. I'…
... re pulling from a pool but not necessarily pulling the ... If A is selected B is selected" or "If C is selected D is not ... together). The language might not always imply dividing things ... or "if C is in group 1 then F is ... or cannot go together. If a game tells you you ... -
The Loophole - Highly RecommendThis book has changed my perspective on LR. I highly recommend. This book, coupled with the core curriculum, is gold. I finally found myself getti…
... me personally. I'm not a fast learner because I ... Loophole. I did everything separately if that makes sense.
... slowly work towards a target score not a target test date. ... t started RC yet b/c I think from ... 7Sage.
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The Loophole - Highly RecommendThis book has changed my perspective on LR. I highly recommend. This book, coupled with the core curriculum, is gold. I finally found myself getti…
... Loophole. I did everything separately if that makes sense.
> ... instead slowly work towards a target score not a target test date. When ... haven't started RC yet b/c I think from reading ... 7Sage.
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How to Negate Conditional Statements when approaching Necessary Assumption Answer Choices?Hi! I am really struggling with how to negate conditional statements when they appear in the answer choices of necessary assumption questions. …
... if I cannot then I have the correct answer.
Also not ... wildlife recover.
A–Correct–
B–Incorrect—this makes ... E–incorrect–we do not have a conditional conclusion, skeptical of ... />
For instance A **' GMO crops as compared to ... -
PT1.S4.Q6 - The most successful economies have beenI've done this question a couple different times, and each time I get wrecked. **Stimulus** To have the most successful economy you need to trai…
... one that's not comparative. Also...
> B. I went ... stimulus said that Europe had a shortage of scientists who could ... there was a shortage of new tech. If there's a shortage of ... "X". If you're one of the most successful countries, then "X ... -
Jumping around in 7SageI'm new to the site, but I've been familiarizing myself with the LSAT for a while. I'm aiming for a score 172+, and from the PTs I've done, I know th…
... However, I was wondering if the sections titled "Introduction ... games" and am wondering if I should go back ... e.g. "not both", "or", "if A then not B", etc). But if you're already ... strong at conditional logic then ... -
Should I go back to LG Core Curriculum? Advice to get LG from -4-ish to -0 consistently?I've taken the LSAT once so far and scored (what I estimate to be) a -3. On PTs, I generally get anywhere from -1 to -5, with an average of -4 in a n…
... thinking of combining them think if they will make more games ... than questions. for example say if you have six game pieces ... board per a rule and then another rule says either A or B is ... are interchangeable, so I would not recommend on some of those ... -
PT16.S2.Q19 - The Volunteers for Literacy Program would BenefitHi, Hopefully someone can help me out. I'm very confused by this question. I have no idea how the logic in this question works. I thought it was abo…
... seems pretty good.
B: Primary concern is traveling cheaply ... has negative aspects of a car, but then concludes about it's ... is actually similar to AC B from the start
2 ... is a negative about a bus: if he goes by bus, he will not ... -
Suggestions for LRI have been scoring -3 to -7 in LR disregard all the efforts I made just to improve my LR. I have read the manhattan prep LR, the trainer, the loopho…
... and flaws, and then write down a list of all that ... Do too much. Then do more. Then, do a timed drill of the ... the stimuli.
If not, then either: (A) you didn't understand the ... difficult or something - or (B) there was something tricky about ... -
Suggestions for LRI have been scoring -3 to -7 in LR disregard all the efforts I made just to improve my LR. I have read the manhattan prep LR, the trainer, the loopho…
... and flaws, and then write down a list of all that ... Do too much. Then do more. Then, do a timed drill of the ...
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> If not, then either: (A) you didn't understand the ... difficult or something - or (B) there was something tricky about ... -
Suggestions for LRI have been scoring -3 to -7 in LR disregard all the efforts I made just to improve my LR. I have read the manhattan prep LR, the trainer, the loopho…
... and flaws, and then write down a list of all that ... Do too much. Then do more. Then, do a timed drill of the ... >
> > If not, then either: (A) you didn't understand the ... difficult or something - or (B) there was something tricky about ... -
how to diagram "whatever"Hi, I've seen "whatever" in many questions. For example: i) "The meaning of a poem is whatever the author intends to communicate to the reader …
Whenever I'm not sure about the logic or ... can translate it to an if/then statement.
For the ... the biconditional means A triggers B and B triggers A. Ask yourself if each statement ... -
Diagram Help: If C does not occur, then A and B cannot both occurIf C does not occur, then A and B cannot both occur Would the diagram look like /C > A or B or... /C > /A & /B or are those both wro…
... not-both logic.
1. A --> /B (A in, B out)
2. B --> /A (B ... the not-both relationship. If you only wrote the statement as #3, then ... you'd be forgetting the first two possibilities on a game ... -
Logic Games InferencesWhat does it mean to reproduce the inferences from memory when doing a logic game again? Am I not supposed to look at the rules or stimulus?
... working the game and not just memorizing "ohh ... not directly come from your memory. For example: If A is in then B ... is in. If B is in then C ... is out and D is in. You should not ... immediately just write A-->/C ... -
How does one master LG?I feel as though I have been doing LG forever now. I am finally getting the game types one by one but it should not be taking me this long. Does anyo…
... on the fundamentals of those then once you feel comfortable with ... would not recommend too many more than that because then its ... once one category is full then all the other pieces ... together
A/B forever apart
((((if this does not make sense keep ... -
PT2.S2.Q11- If the forest continues to disappear...I cannot for the life of me understand how to arrive at the answer to this question. I mapped the biologist's reasoning as Deforestation>/Koalas, and…
... cannot be true
A.) deforestation continues + koala extinct, consistent ... saved
B.) if deforestation is stopped, then the sufficient condition in ... continues then deforestation has stopped
D and E do not ... -
Main ConclusionCan the correct answer to a main conclusion question be something that was never explicitly stated in the stimulus? For example, if the stimulus says…
... has support and does not support any other part ... something like _Betty eats not enough cake or an ... much cake = Betty does not eat too much cake = ... Betty eats normal amount or not enough cake. sorry, don' ... if it says, we have to pick A or B and then a bunch ... -
June LSAT Urgent RC SOSMy last couple of practice tests have been REALLY rough for RC. I can read and understand the passage pretty well in around 4 minutes, but spend way …
... A --> B, B --> C, so A --C. A inverted inference is a ... IS NOT. A great example is what @Kris4444 used above. (If an ... can infer they're NOT best known for their ... . What if it's neither of the above? Then it's ... to be healthier and not in need of frequent ... -
PT17.S3.Q01 - If a country's manufacturing capacity is fully utilized...Here's the problem and JY's explanation: https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-17-section-3-question-01/ My question: is the necessary conditio…
... considered a precondition?
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> > If X now then ... question is referring to causality, not formal logic. I use **⤻** ... ", but we can't then read the formal logic arrow ... word "production" shows causation/chronology. A produces B. -
PT15.S2.Q21 -- Why is this question considered a strengthen question? The question gives you an initial claim as well as a principle to go with it. The stem asks for you to pick an AC that could be appropriately use…
Someone correct me if I am wrong b/c I don't ... stimulus, but you are supplying a premise, or strengthening an argument ... why it was classified as a strengthening.
"It ... companies play a role in inducing said change. If they did not, then according ... -
PT39.3.19 - "Which can be inferred..." (Passage 3 - Blackbody objects)Link to video expl/quick view: https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-39-section-3-passage-3-questions/ My question is about the correct A/C, (A…
... are supposed to take, well, (A) not only manages to scrape by ... = objects in general ([A] says 'an object' not just 'blackbody objects'; this ... be talking about BBO? If yes... well, then we can perhaps assert ... and a hard place trying to decide b/w these two, ... -
PT15.S3.Q23 - Asbestos is a silent killer (Still in need of second opinion!)Could a kind 7sager double-check my logic? After reading the argument, I thought it was well-supported. If it is in fact a poor argument, could someo…
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B - Asbestos can pose a threat if you remove it ... to remove? More of a stretch than B. Gone.
... why?
It's not a bad argument... in fact it ... disturbed (and thereby cause a health risk) then if either of these things ... -
PT15.S3.Q23 - Asbestos is a silent killer (Still in need of second opinion!)Could a kind 7sager double-check my logic? After reading the argument, I thought it was well-supported. If it is in fact a poor argument, could someo…
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> B - Asbestos can pose a threat if you remove it ... to remove? More of a stretch than B. Gone.
> ... >
> It's not a bad argument... in fact it ... disturbed (and thereby cause a health risk) then if either of these things ... -
PT21.S3.Q08 - "Smart highway" system [Posting on behalf of a 7Sage user]**[I am posting on behalf of a 7Sage user. Please feel free to leave your comments below. Thank you for your help!]** I did not understand this qu…
... with answer choice "if conclusion true, then must this be true ... you would not recommend something if it _cannot_ happen. If it was ... coach, peanuts were not bad, etc.
a. _must it ... breakdown of vehicles is not in scope.
b. _must it be ... -
No Letters of RecommendationHi Everyone, Any insight would be greatly appreciated. I have been out of school for 10 years now and due to my job have moved to another part of…
... A or B+, and ask for an LOR. Give them guidance and, if ... .
Last but not least: I think you are ... He's a smart guy and he did not punch his ... the Prof's signature, then that's a pass, and counts ... GPA will make the decision, not LORs. So please reach ... -
PT39.S4.Q4: Why am I so terrible at necessary assumption questions?I thought the argument was a causal conclusion because of “increases.” Since the argument goes from correlation to causation, isn’t one of the assump…
... but it's not a necessary assumption. B does not have to be true ... could cause obesity even if watching cable did not.
... viewing increases obesity. If children are not going to watch more ... TV as a result of interactive TV viewing, then this whole ... -
PT39.S4.Q4: Why am I so terrible at necessary assumption questions?I thought the argument was a causal conclusion because of “increases.” Since the argument goes from correlation to causation, isn’t one of the assump…
... but it's not a necessary assumption. B does not have to be ... could cause obesity even if watching cable did not.
> ... viewing increases obesity. If children are not going to watch more ... with obesity and then concluding that a specific type of ... -
Sometimes Not QuestionAre the following two equivalent? (E1) --(s)-- (-E2) (E2) --(s)-- (-E1)
... ;
> A ←s→ /B
> B ←s→ /A
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> In which case, no they are not ... if I can.
If A is not always B, then A/B, correct?
So then ... But I obviously have not convinced myself because I ...
