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Annotating LR PromptsHello everyone, For those that have had reasonably good results on their PT’s, I’d like to know how you go about annotating each question stem/pro…
... I ever highlight now is if I come across ...
My best advice is unfortunately practice. With time, it ... has felt pretty natural what is a premise, sub-conclusion, background, ... more complicated stimuli. There is definitely a pattern throughout the ... -
Identify premise, context and conclusions in Most strongly support questions?Is it necessary to identify premise, context and conclusions in Most strongly support questions? So far I don't and have done well.
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How to distinguish between context and premise?Just as the title says, I was wondering if anyone has any tips in regards to noting what you would categorize as context and what you would categoriz…
Just as the title says, I was wondering if anyone has any tips in regards to noting what you would categorize as context and what you would categorize as premise. I feel like there is a blurred line from my understanding. -
Quiz - Context Identification 1 w/ AnswersHi guys, For question #2, we are asked to break down this argument into premises, conclusion, and context. The common procedure for determining w…
... its potential risks.
Premise: Yellow Dye No. 5, ... a few consumers.
Premise: For most consumers of ... of the beverage.
Premise/Sub Conclusion: because its [Yellow ... is the lesson:
http://7sage.com/lesson/quiz-context-identification ... -
Differentiation between premise and contextHow do you differentiate between the context and the premise? Do you always have to have a premise indicator in order to have a premise?
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Confused Please Help: Context vs. Premises & The So Test ConclusionAt first I thought I had this and was feeling good, until I got a question wrong, read the explanation and found out that what I considered to be bac…
... context information, the author/solutions/explanations used the statement as the premise ... the absence of premise/conclusion indicators, what is the best method or ... decipher and/or distinguish between premise, context, and conclusion/(thesis) information. In ... -
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…
... be problematic? If it is true that building renovations ... risk if it is disturbed)
Context: Asbestos... ... poses health risk only if it is disturbed ... asbestos harmless?
Premise: Removing asbestos from buildings ... -
PT45.S1.Q12 biologists...dioxin. Why is answer choice D wrong?The correct rationale for choice D being incorrect is its irrelevancy since physiological changes don't sway the argument. In blind review, I int…
... for choice D being incorrect is its irrelevancy since physiological changes ... the crux of the argument is on the hormone concentrations, even ... addressing the premise the author gives and focusing on the context.
Attacking the premise is right?Hey y'all It's rare for an answer to attack the premise and be right, but how rare is it after PT75. On question 75.3.13: https://7sage.com/lsa…
... attack the premise and be right, but how rare is it after ... contradicts a premise in the argument, now as this is against the ... attack the premises. How often is it seen in the rest ... the prep tests? If it is often, how did you guys ...premis indicator vs. context indicatorHi, What is the difference between premise indicator vs. context? The way I understood was that context are just additional info to lead up to the…
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What is the difference between premise indicator vs. context? The way I understood was that context are just additional info to lead up to the premise.What is Wrong with Me Premise/ConclusionI'm not being fully serious with my title, but I'm stumped. I have been studying inconsistently for about a year and a half. I've completed about 3/4…
... now of simple identification of premise and conclusion. But in drilling ... realized I am STILL misidentifying premise and conclusion. I'm feeling ... this?! I think what happened is I thought I understood the ...PT June 2007.S2.Q5, 11, 18, 20, 22, 24Not quite sure if this is the appropriate category to ask this question, but here goes... I just finished the "Intro to Arguments" lesson and want…
Not quite sure if this is the appropriate category to ask ... parse out the Premise (P), Conclusion (C), or Context. As you can ... /> #11. -- (My problem = is the first sentence "Context" or part of the ...Causation ,condition, premise and conclusionAfter going through all the courses in 7sage, I found myself still confused about causation and conditional logical, especially how to know the relat…
After going through all the courses in 7sage, I found myself still confused about causation and conditional logical, especially how to know the relationship in stimulus is causation, condition, or premise and conclusion. Anyone can help me clarify it?Is the correct answer choice incorrect? WeakenOk, on weaken questions the correct answer does NOT weaken a premise, right? From PT30, 4, 24 The conclusion is that since voice mail is more (…
... answer does NOT weaken a premise, right?
... br /> The conclusion is that since voice mail is more (1) ...
The correct answer choice is D. Answering machines have a ... to attack the premise that voice mail is more convenient and ...How I notate LR.I have found that labelling the answers in LR as either "True," "Could be...," or "False" helps me to understand the question types better. The only…
... false.
So, in the context of the question, it doesn ... /> T (3) restates a premise,
C is a sufficient assumption answer ... be true in other words is not a necessary assumption.), and ... of distributions...
This is not to say that every ...PT20.S4.Q19 - nearly all mail that is correctly addressedhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-20-section-4-question-19/ This question is giving me a hard time. I am pretty sure I have translated corre…
... -19/
This question is giving me a hard time ... /> It is a MBT ?
First Premise: MCA (Mail that is correctly addressed ... DT." I think this is where my mistake is, but we will ... : A large proportion of mail is incorrectly addressedWhat does attacking a premise mean exactly?I have been at times confused about the exact meaning of attacking a premise. When a stimulus includes a study that says, for example, most peopl…
... exact meaning of attacking a premise.
When a stimulus ... hate apples," this is considered as attacking the premise, right?
is not attacking the premise.
Is it a correct ... the concept of attacking a premise?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…
I suppose the title is self-explanatory, but I ran ... restating of the conclusion or premise? Or will the seemingly like ...PT49.S2.Q12 - it is primarily by raising interest rateshttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-49-section-2-question-12/ Just wondered if anyone could provide some insight into how they approached this q…
... explanation, I see how each premise supports the main conclusion as ... conclusion, the last sentence? Also, is "accordingly" a indicator that ...Why 'Knowledge' Is Not Enough***Some background here before we start. I love to write, and I don't get to do it enough. I also happen to have a little knowledge about the LSAT an…
... gentlemen - that, right there, is the difference between knowledge and ... that particular moment, there is one phrase that inevitably sees ... unfamiliar context; in how seamlessly and effortlessly theory is invoked ... few people in any context are good enough at ...LSAT Study Guide -- PrimerHey guys! I made a study guide on Quizlet with LR question types (like Mike suggested) that I wanted to share/ get feedback on (particularly with res…
... conclusions? POD: premise
Note: It is really important to ... Background -- sets up context for the stimulus
Premise -- supports something (note ... premise supports the IC, it is still the premise)
Intermediate Conclusion -- both is ...PT49.S2.Q11 - cholesterol, which is a known factor in coronary heart diseasehttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-49-section-2-question-11/ While the right answer choice is very clear to me, it would be great if someone co…
... /> While the right answer choice is very clear to me, it ... lower risk HD&S is strengthened because Overweight (absence of ... emphasis is on overweight, this answer choice would seem like a premise ...Is it worth applying to Law Schools where your LSAT/GPA is in the schools 25th percentile?In context, if it helps, I have a 168, a 3.79, and very strong extracurriculars and wondering if it's worth my money to apply at the following school…
In context, if it helps, I have ... but below the 50th percentile? Is it worth it for anyone ...I just can't find the flawHello All, I finished 7Sage's curriculum and now working on The Trainer. I see how they complement each other. I have an essential question and ve…
... scenario on when this premise doesn't support this ... example:
"Louis is carrying a cup of water ... ; hence, he is thirsty."
... 2- Why the hell is he carrying a cup of ... of attention to the context info but concentrate of ...Ignore Context?When we are reading the stimulus and separating the conclusion, premise, and context, are we supposed to ignore the context/"some people's argument"/…
... and separating the conclusion, premise, and context, are we supposed to ... ignore the context/"some people's argument"/ ... then just focus on the Premise and Conclusion?
... determining which sentence in the context, we can just ignore ...Meaning of "it is a given" and "for such"On PT 58.1.13, we have one of the harder main point questions. I got this one correct, but I want to make sure I am understanding the passage correc…
... the phrase "it is a given" introduce a premise? Also, does "for ... such" introduce a premise?
EDIT: I got ...Is the word "then" an indicator word introducing a necessary condition and/or a conclusion?I am wondering if the word "then" introduces a necessary condition and/or the conclusion to premise(s); and if "then" is only pertinent to conditiona…
... the conclusion to premise(s); and if "then" is only pertinent to ...17.4.2 #15 The author is primarily concerned with…17.4.2 #15 The author is primarily concerned with… So this is what I got from the passage. Paragraph 1 presents as intro about the law’s compl…
... 4.2 #15 The author is primarily concerned with…
< ... tend to interpret :”The author is primarily concerned with?” For the ... you will- occupying the passage is bigger for Hart. (silly ... to evaluate objectively in this context and not necessarily to take ...PT69.S4.Q15 - philosophers say that linguists don’t understand languageThis was pretty tricky, and I got it right, but I still don’t have a good understanding of what is technically wrong with A. How is answer choice A n…
... assumes that “identical meaning” is influenced by the “physical” ... this one). Attacking the premise is technically an OK way to ... the truth of P's premise?
Answer B ... provides another way that differences (context) matter.
...Is "as long as" a sufficient condition indicator?Is "as long as" a sufficient condition indicator or does it depend on context? ex) As long as you study for the LSAT, you will get into any law sc…
Is "as long as" a sufficient ... or does it depend on context?
ex) As long ...
