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Flaw and MSSHello, on all of my preptests, even after reviewing all the lessons and explanations I still miss Flaw and MSS questions, is there something I missed…
... implies causation
Circular reasoning (conclusion is a restatement of/used ... the premises)
Descriptive (is) vs. prescriptive distinction (should)
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LSAT Prep Test 28 (June 1999) - S2 - Logic Game 3LSAT Prep Test 28 (June 1999) - S2 - Logic Game 3 As explained in the video, there are so many probabilities on where to put the entities that att…
... case, for example, the big inference is only that you have ... SV SZ VZ and then VS ZS ZV into Wednesday. Furthermore ... -
ReasoningHi I was hoping someone could answer a question that i have been struggling with. In the question stem what is the difference between "reasoning" and…
... premises and a conclusion; the premises support the conclusion and together the ... arrives at his or her conclusion in an argument. How do ... add up to support the conclusion? This is the reasoning of ... follows refers to a valid inference that can be made. It ... -
26.3.17 (Flaw Questions Problem Set 18)I had a very hard time differentiating D and C, I chose C since I thought D was descriptively inaccurate. Parents who want to give their kids a go…
... 's the flaw (SOME statement vs. a necessary condition), but my ... D the premise for the conclusion, and therefore, is considered by ... -
PT 23 Section 3 Question 12Sooooo inferences are usually much more clear and this one is giving me a lot of trouble. I gave B a considerable amount of thought, but I felt like …
... to mitigate those factors. The conclusion (inference) we are going to make ... we cannot infer this broad conclusion.
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What does the phrase "what's more" mean?I am doing the Miscellaneous Questions Problem Set 5, and 18.4.21 has me really confused. I googled the meaning and got this: http://ell.stackexchan…
... 's pretty clear the sound vs. tone thing.
But ... stated that they share a conclusion? Would that have been a ... -
58.4.16 Madden: Industrialists address problemsI don't really see how B is supported in the situation nor how D does not. Can someone evaluate my reasoning? The question stem is pretty weird.…
... sentence a (pretty poorly supported) conclusion? It states that therefore, more ... me, this is a pro vs. con sort of argument where ... -
PT1.S3.Q7 - game ducks at a western lakeHello, I don't understand why A is the correct answer. I chose C. Could someone please explain why the right answer is right and the wrong answers…
... numbers that make the scientists conclusion entirely plausible.
Because this ... the passage, including the scientists inference as true, and without having ... " data, we can apply their conclusion to the answers and come ... -
PT34.S2.Q18 - mp editorialist: the position advanced byhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-34-section-2-question-18/ 18. Editorialist: The positions advanced by radical environmentalists often cont…
... be hard to draw the inference that this stimulation is MAINLY ... the main conclusion. If you can't even draw the inference of ... therefore cannot be the main conclusion.
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PT3.S2.Q04 - a work of architectureI'm having a hard time understanding how this answer choice follows logically from the premises.
... is a must be true inference question, and so you the ... in line with how an inference question is done. The way ... missing premise to justify the conclusion. Here you are justifying by ... the premises to justify the conclusion that modern architects have violated ... -
PT59.S3.Q19 - if understanding a wordhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-59-section-3-question-19/ Can anyone explain this question and how the correct answer logically follows?
This is a very hard inference question.
If understanding ... are we to make a conclusion about all people?
PT33.S1.Q22 - lawyer: did congleton assign the best available graphic artist to the project?https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-33-section-1-question-22/ Can anyone help me restate option B to better understand what it really says? I …
... people) support the lawyer's conclusion (the witness earlier statement that ... believe in the consequence or inference of the belief. Maybe she ...Note TakingThis may seem like a silly question, but how do you all prefer to take notes? Do you go old school with pen and paper or type up notes? Is one way mo…
... question regarding pencil and paper vs. computer I take notes on ... , break down the premises and conclusion, show the indicator words, identify ...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…
... ) doesn't *directly* contradict the conclusion because it's not like ... we can say that the conclusion is false due to the ... we have for the conclusion, but the conclusion could still be true ... the discovery of the crime vs. the person who committed the ...Mastering logic gamesI'm currently working on the logic games bundle. While I've been getting -1 or -2 per game untimed I continue to test every answer choice even after …
... least two different methodologies (training vs testing) and how to navigate ... Master in tune with the Inference Force, with or sans diagrams ...Comprehending 'some' in diagramsCan anyone point me to the lesson on diagramming for 'some' ? For example: Under the Sufficient Assumption & Psuedo-Sufficient Assumption Section, L…
... 're trying to draw an inference with a "Some" statement, the ... ----> C F) no transitive conclusion could be properly drawn.
inference with a "some" statement.< ... Some statements alone = No valid conclusion
-1 All statement and ...Logical Reasoning "information/stimulus retention"..? HELPHello all, I need some advice on how to improve on "retaining" information; specifically for LR. What I'm finding is that with all LR questions…
... structure:
Find the conclusion, identify the part of the ... the relationship between the conclusion and the support is ... disagreement/agreement"
"MSS/MBT/inference" questions.
For ... especially true for MSS/MBT/inference), so you have to ...How to Tackle RCI've been stuck in the 166-171 range for 8 months or so now, and do retakes in the 174-176 range. I typically miss 2-4 in LR, and 0-3 in games. …
... this is especially tempting with inference, principle, and most likely to ... be a part of a conclusion, with its "premises" coming before ... a question other than an Inference Question. I ran across a ...How to Tackle RCI've been stuck in the 166-171 range for 8 months or so now, and do retakes in the 174-176 range. I typically miss 2-4 in LR, and 0-3 in games. …
... trickier main point/main conclusion questions, I skip them ... of the hardest main conclusion/point questions are just straight ...
Success with inference questions comes with time. While ... in what it implies. Inference questions are more reachable ...Do any LR questions have less than two terms which both appear twice?It seems to me that it is impossible to form a complete logical argument in which the key terms do not appear at least twice, and it also seems that …
... to be true and the conclusion to be false. This is ... . modus ponens is a valid inference rule and 1+1 is ...NA totally wrecks meWhat is everyone doing to conquer NA? I have a really difficult time on these questions...I'm thinking maybe I need to go back to the curriculum, bu…
... to strengthen the argument greatly (conclusion will be satisfied in some ... argument valid (without this, the conclusion cannot be satisfied at ALL ... ).
This SA vs NA helps a lot on ...What do you keep it in your brain when reading for RCHi team, I have been studying with 7sage for a month now. Learning a lot of stuff, but just want to do a double check, what do you keep in your h…
... the passage into context, premise, conclusion (minor/major) by asking the ... my RC confidence answering the inference, weaken, strengthen questions.
PT46.S3.Q24 - editorialist: despite the importancehttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-46-section-3-question-24/ This sufficient assumption question really has me thrown. I've read the Manhattan…
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Now the editorialist's conclusion is: Money does not exist ... not B". This reiterates our inference above: (A --> B) and ...Logical ReasoningI used to be great at LR getting anywhere from 3-4 questions wrong per section. Now I have actually been getting worse at it and improved drastically…
... . Be able to differentiate NA vs. SA question types. Once you ... missing premise that supports your conclusion.
For NA, that ... premise that is NEEDED/REQUIRED vs. a premise that is TOO ...Logical ReasoningCan anybody tell me what logical reasoning questions that you must be wary of extreme language (only, whenever, all, etc) when approaching? I know in…
... would definitely work for an inference question) might say something about ... existential quantifiers; some search engines VS all search engines, that kind ...PT4.S4.Q16 - conchetta: franchot was a great writerThis is a method of reasoning questions. If someone can explain to me why B and D are incorrect and C is correct I would really appreciate it. Thi…
... dispute over the conclusion (F is a great writer vs. F isn ...My score went down?Hello 7sagers ! I have been watching the discussions closely, and I first want to say congrats on all of your progress !! Many of you are doing ex…
... on your deductive reasoning (inference making skills), each game ... has a game breaking inference that you will need ... surgical precision, identify the conclusion first then the reasoning and ... do not completely substantiate the conclusion (there will always be ...Questions (prepping for December 3rd LSAT)A few thoughts and questions on my LSAT process so far (started studying in July): 1) Reasoning - I've been doing a lot more of this recently and …
... surgical precision, identify the conclusion first then the reasoning and ... do not completely substantiate the conclusion (there will always be ... game has a game breaking inference that you will need ... attention to that game breaking inference/rule when you are ...PT75.S1.Q06 - sport utility vehicles (SUVs)Question about this question and the answers, particularly C and D. The question is a resolve the paradox in which we are told that auto safety exper…
... only look at the experts' conclusion, C, I think, will ... not just on the experts' conclusion, but it is SUVs are ... safer than smaller cars vs. the increasing popularity of SUVs ... definitely leans toward the experts' conclusion only. P1 said that SUVs ...PT12.S1.Q14 - Morris High School has introducedIf someone could help me out on this one I am completely lost. I know you can eliminate A and B and they both talk about what proportion of part t…
... Full time teachers quit.
Conclusion: more Full time teachers than ... , what could possibly make this conclusion not work out.
... teachers were hired, 100 vs only 10 full time teachers ... This also agrees with our conclusion more full time than part ...
