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PT63.S1.Q10 - ms. sandstrom's newspaper columnHi all, Blind reviewing the aforementioned Prep Test and having trouble with PT.63.S.1.Q.10. I almost never have these kinds of very basic questio…
... sentence of the stimulus the conclusion? Or is the conclusion only the first clause ... ? (premise) Because she could have reasonably expected that the column would ... us the conclusion indicator but hiding the premise indicator by the word "if and using a comma ... -
PT24.S2.Q08 - sociologist: she claim thatHi So, it seems that these circular reasoning questions are killing me... okay so I have a question on answer choice B. I am not quite sure why th…
... need to understand the logical structure here. A premise and the conclusion are logically ... the word "since." By saying that word, you are assuming that what follows is a ... the same because some negate the sufficient and some assume the necessary. But what is ... -
The indicator "even if"Hi, I know that there are many words that indicate what groups (universal quantifiers) you are in. Among them, where does the word "even if" belong t…
... if", is that the word "anything" applies to all the nouns that ... a sufficient necessary relationship)
The reason anything works as a sufficient indicator is because ... choice "A"?
Anything is still attached to the sufficient indicator:
PT21.S2.Q25 - statistician: changes in the sun's luminocityI got this wrong because while I did see the author was appealing to authority, I thought it was reasonable to assume that if the author says what an…
... of logical responsibility by the meteorologist via that appeal to authority. The metrologist ... that word) to a group outside of himself even though he is a ... not consider the correlation outlined by the statistician, which is a counterexample because it run ...PT1.S4.Q21 - a society in which there are many crimesI am Completely stumped on this question. I am not sure if I am correctly negating the statement nor understanding the some relationship here Stim…
... /> (A) and (B) are logical equivalents to each other but have the sufficient ... according to the contrapositive and that the word some is vague which is easier to ... with answer choice (E) because of the some implying many rule; at ...PT24.S3.Q10 - all material bodies are divisibleI'm having trouble understanding the translation for the conditional logic to this question. `All material bodies are divisible into parts,` Ma…
... is to put a slash through "perfect" to mean "imperfect" because sometimes the word for the ... br /> This is our conclusion. We know this because the stimulus says:" ... indicate the logical relationship:" Everything that is a spirit if always perfect." There is ...BiconditionalsHi guys, I'm going through the biconditional part of the curriculum. Im wondering, for the Or, but not both biconditional, why don't we just write it…
... the word "or"** (for the variable that is untrue/false). **We then must represent the logical ... express the "exclusive or" with a negative term in the sufficient condition because the absence ...Only....ifIs it ok to translate "Writing can *only* succeed *if* it meets the expectations." as: "Meet Expectation --> Succeed" or Is it "Succeed --> …
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> Because "only" is a necessary indicator while "if" is a sufficient indicator
I ... I was overthinking about what the author means by the word "succeed.""Since" necessary or sufficient condition?I know this is probably a rookie question, but I require an expert answer. So how do we diagram since? I don't recall it in the lessons. I have reaso…
... almost the same question- only the word I was wondering about was "because". (More ... /> Because, like you suspect, is definitely a premise indicator. Because can be translated as "for the ...PT28.S3.Q16 - historian: we can learn aboutHey, y'all! I'm having a tough time negating some AC for NA. For AC A and B they don't seem to be negated the same. A. None of the mercury introd…
... All means 100%. The logical opposite of All (100%) is "some not ... ingest mercury.
The logical opposite of "Some (1-100 ... into the body can be eliminated- is a bit tricky because you ... some would mean none and the word "None" again acts as ...Pattern of Reasoning QsDoes anyone have an attack strategy for these questions? I get bogged down every single time. So irritating!
... out by comparing the conclusions first because cuz thats the easiest to spot ... then move on to comparing the logical structure after that.
is not always a sufficiency indicator, it could be used simply as a premise indicator ...How do you keep track of BR?Hey everyone, I am just beginning the PT phase of my prep and was wondering if you would share your best practices for BR'ing full PT's. I've hea…
... is simply a table with two columns with the question on the ... www.manhattanprep.com/lsat/forums/logical-reasoning-f4.html
is good because 7sage does not have the explanations from ... br /> i stole this guys word document for questions, he typed ...CC Question - Quiz Complex Conditional Translations 3 w/ Answers #2Under question #2 in this section, JY uses the conditional indicator "If" to translate the sentence to the sufficient part instead of "Any" at the be…
... indicators like a hinge/link between two ideas. The indicator shows ... IF, but because of the way it is structured only one ... see how placing the word IF in there connects the statements?
The IF here becomes the word that links the two statements.CC Question - Quiz Complex Conditional Translations 3 w/ Answers #2Under question #2 in this section, JY uses the conditional indicator "If" to translate the sentence to the sufficient part instead of "Any" at the be…
... indicators like a hinge/link between two ideas. The indicator shows ... IF, but because of the way it is structured only one ... see how placing the word IF in there connects the statements?
> The IF here becomes the word that links the two statements.
PT65.S1.Q19 - last winter was mild enough to allow birdshttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-65-section-1-question-19/ Help. That's all I can say. I do not see how answer choice C does anything to the…
... that the numbers grow because less are dead.
(A) is not ... variations of (A) often in weakening questions contain a similar logical structure as ... on the word "most" in a question stem, sometimes the "most" of a group is something ...Outlier score and help with LR/RC!Hello all, After finishing the CC and attempting about 5-6 PTs , I noticed I was still hovering around 158-160 so I revisited the CC and that sam…
... aware of qualifiers and the presence of one word that makes an ... , this is how I really started getting the hardest questions right, because indeed ... words that move the answer choice beyond the logical strength (like a "most" instead ...Kaplan vs 7sage logical indicators approachI started this LSAT journey with a quick pass through of the Kaplan logical reasoning approach and, honestly, there were still some pretty gaping hol…
... of an indicator in the first place? In other words, is there sound ... the word operates?
It's not impossible to get through the ... a brick wall because you literally do not understand what the words on the ...Referential phrase: "otherwise"<center>:warning: <font color="red">**This post contains spoilers to PT80.S4.Q15**</font> :warning:</center> I had trouble parsing out the stimulu…
... the word in other stimuli before. 'Otherwise' seems to function as a 'logical opposite' indicator word ... ...." This means "If J is not...., G is not...." This one references ... what "otherwise" situation is until after we read the whole sentence. So ...MY FIRST -1 IN LR ! *TEARS*I’m framing this shit, omg. I’ve been studying since April and COULD NOT for the life of me get LR to anything below -6. I cried. I cancelled exams. …
... next time. It’s crazy because there are so many webinars ... a textbook. For nearly all LR questions, all you care about is the logical ... see the logical structure,I feel compelled to understand every word I'm ...MY FIRST -1 IN LR ! *TEARS*I’m framing this shit, omg. I’ve been studying since April and COULD NOT for the life of me get LR to anything below -6. I cried. I cancelled exams. …
... myself lost in a clutter of information. To see the logical structure,I ... feel compelled to understand every word I'm ... way - when you're studying is the ONLY time you get to ... you need to teach yourself, because only you know how your ...Logic GamesI'm currently looking at a logic game question and one of the following constraints stated: "If J is included in the tour, it must be visited third."…
... review conditional logic. If is a group 1 logical indicator, which implies "sufficient ... s only option is to be third, because if it ... isn't on third, then you've negated the ... necessary which negates the sufficient.
...PT75.S3.Q05 - Home ownership is a sign of economic prosperity...This paradox question seemingly has two correct answers: A and E. The paradox is that HE (home ownership) corresponds with prosperity while HE also c…
... are stuck in the home because they are paying ... are jobs. Answer choice A is the right answer and fits ... explain why the high unemployment and the home ownership. The word that ... surprising in the second premise. This is discrepancy indicator. Answer choice ...Is this a PSA, SA or Principle?Is this a PSA or SA? Or is it a principle question? "Which one of the following principles most helps to justify the mathematics teacher's argumen…
... about strengthening the _conclusion_, while NA never uses the word conclusion because you are ... to justify the argument as a whole ... indicator for this which is the use of the word _most_ that helps me out a ...Can someone give me a scenario of a flaw that looks like this?One that, "appeals to a premise one would accept only if one already accepted the truth of the conclusion." I know there is a circularity in it, but …
... 's basically like the conclusion is a restatement of the premises. So, the premises taken ... to allay suspicion that there is a logical flaw present.
I think the 'obviously' is a good indicator word in this instance. I ...In need of help with this exampleI would say I am at the point where indicators and making diagrams has become second nature for me. But, this particular problem has my mind going in…
... ' as my logical indicator and keep cannot as the negation. So the two ideas ... like a sequencing game so it would actually be F -- G. Because ... we're told that G cannot be cleaned until F is ... a similar rule, I believe, in one of the games covered in the ...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, …
... ARTICULATE what the hidden assumption was (the word "hidden" is obviously redundant because assumptions ARE ... figuring out why the answer is right through your own logical thinking (which ... that confidence is the ability to recognize whether it's a question you ...LSAT Addendum - What counts as "significant" score difference?I went to an UMich information session last week, and she raised an interesting point I hadn't previously considered regarding writing an LSAT addend…
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> The 174 is the most accurate representation of my ... your word over LSAC data which says the best indicator for repeat takers is the ... an addendum to rule out a score because of circumstances, but I ...What’s your Digital LSAT Notation Strategy?Hi fellas, I’ve been studying for the paper version of the LSAT and have very used to certain notation strategies for RC and LR that unfortunately…
... the switching between the diff highlighters/underlining a ... because I'm generally able to pick out the ... been the Group 3 or Group 4 indicator words ... 4 I highlight the word and the word after it ... the necessary condition.
And not sure if this is ...PT32.S4.Q4 - Psychiatrist: Take any visceral emotion32.4.4 I'm having trouble breaking down the **lawgic** in this arugment. I did: Viceral emotion (VE) always able to Express that emotion (E…
... a time, the premise is diagrammed as (Visceral Emotion --> Healthy to Express) because the word ... "always" is used, which is a Group 2 indicator word, meaning the idea that it modifies is a ...Advice needed - 4 weeks before test dayI am registered for the October LSAT and have been studying for the last 3 months. For the most part, I have put 3 to 3.5 hours in daily (sometimes m…
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2. Logical Reasoning: The second best place to get ... skip these parts, because you might, and ... Is the paragraph presenting evidence? is it supporting or going against a theory? is the ... a suggestion? As JY teaches, summarize each paragraph in 1 word ...
