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pt 65 section 4 # 14Main Point question, I agonize between B and E. B is wrong because they never said it was not the only factor? But isn't E wrong as well because t…
... because they never said it was not the only factor? But isn ... E wrong as well because the conclusion was about unlikely that a ... -
PT47.S1.Q24 - consumer advocate: the manufacturer'sWtf, back to back LR questions I just can't figure out during BR. Can someone breakdown the answer choices? I eliminated all of them during the tim…
... during BR. Can someone breakdown the answer choices? I eliminated all ... that C is the answer since doesn't it make the absolute vs ... easily," why can't the instructions make it even easier? I don ... be at all inconsistent with the principle.
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48.1.24 Journalist: Although a recent pollCan someone break this one down? I don't see how B is incorrect, and I don't see how E is correct. Isn't one of the flaws in the argument a past to…
... 't one of the flaws in the argument a past to ... it because I thought it strengthened the argument! Isn't the conclusion that the ... education party isn't going to be viable in the ... long run? The percent of people ... -
PT35 S4 Q05Correct me if I am wrong in my explanation. *The kind of question this is:* Weakening *Paraphrased question:* Premises: One of the adva…
... that prey upon the species.
Conclusion: This advantage makes ... No, This looks like it strengthens the argument by stating how ... Plus, this could strengthen the argument because BTT also doesn ... to weeds, which means it another good thing BTT does ... -
PT26 S3 Q06Correct me if I am wrong in my explanation. Got this question wrong and choose A because I could find any answer I was happy with. *The kind of q…
... for older women.
Conclusion: Government sponsored medical research should ... created, nor does it address the second legislator’s conclusion, let along weaken ... it.
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Memory MethodHow many times am I using the method on one passage? Is it 2? The first time I read the entire passage, go through all the steps, then the second tim…
... I using the method on one passage? Is it 2? The first time ... I read the entire passage, go through all the ... all the steps the same way with the exception of end of the phase ... what I believe to be the main conclusion for each paragraph? -
52.1.16 Anyone who believesI don't understand how A is better than D. Isn't the conclusion in the passage stating that the belief is incorrect? Doesn't D mirror this? A's co…
... Isn't the conclusion in the passage stating that the belief is ... incorrect? Doesn't D mirror this? A's conclusion ... isn't parallel since it states that the actual thing ... exist. Shouldn't it say that the belief in unicorns ... -
PT58 S1 Q24I chose D but the answer is E. I still don't understand why D is wrong. If the bear population in areas of the Abbimac Valley outside the Kiffer For…
... is wrong.
If the bear population in areas of ... the Abbimac Valley outside the Kiffer Forest Preserve has decreased, I think it ... can weaken the conclusion.
So Why ... E right?
What's the difference between them?
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PT58 S4 Q2I picked E but the answer is C. And I still don't understand why E is wrong. I think E also can weaken the conclusion since it says "The physical ef…
I picked E but the answer is C. And I ... E also can weaken the conclusion since it says "The physical effort~~~~does not ... C right?
What's the difference between them?
53.1.10 Public health expertsI didn't mark this for BR, so I was pretty surprised I missed it. I still don't see how E doesn't strengthen the argument. Here is my breakdown: …
... vegetables? This isn't the group the conclusion is concerning itself with.< ... think this weakens the argument as well since it suggests that ... making the vegetables appetizing wouldn ... encompass the people in line 5-6 since it is ...PT20.S1.Q04 - an ingredient in marijuanahttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-20-section-1-question-04/ Correct me if I am wrong in my explanation. *The kind of question this is:* …
... br />
*Conclusion:* Marijuana can cause cancer.
the argument by showing that ... scientists had a consensus and the same results.
... it neutralizes THC.
*Answer C:* No. That strengthens the conclusion ...Can someone translate this for me? It is proving to be quite difficult....PT31.2.10 "Nothing that one should not have desired in the first place fails to be a pleasure" If I shouldn't have desired it in the first place -…
... should not have desired in the first place fails to be ... 't have desired it in the first place ----> it is a pleasure ... />
If I desire it in the first place-----> fails to ...PT 53, (Dec 2007), Sec 1, #3 (Please help me understand this)I don't understand how B is the answer. In the lessons regarding weakening, I was under the impression that we were to look for ways to weaken the co…
... ways to weaken the connection between the Premises and the Conclusion. If the question states ... as Humans .... PG HG... the conclusion is humans have many diseases ( ... that it was an incorrect conclusion... I just dont know why) that the ...55.1.4 Among the various modelsHow is A a sufficient assumption? I didn't like any of the answer choices, so I pretty much guessed on this one. I thought A was the least attracti…
... was the least attractive answer choice because it lacks the conditional ... assumptions. My understanding of the argument is this:
... motors.
The sufficient assumption I was looking ... can't determine how effective the model cleans.
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…
... sometimes works, it doesn't mean that it is necessary.< ... this is the answer since it is descriptively inaccurate. The question ... that the conclusion is way too strong given the premise (the premise ... a SOME statement and the conclusion is conditional), but that ...Please help me with mastering MSS and MBTI've taken about 10 PTs + intense BRs (made an imaginary friend and explained my reasoning to that guy for all of my circled questions out loud) and …
... answers.
It's rather perplexing because I ... I think that finding the "conclusion" on the answer choices is something ... So having that idea, the possibility that negated relativity answers ... understanding of above topics, it would me really helpful.< ...56.2.14 Psychologist: We asked 100I really didn’t like any of the answer choices, so I pretty much guessed on this one. These psychologists surveyed 100 entrepreneurs and 100 busin…
... confident? The conclusion makes too broad a claim; it should have limited it to ... /> Answer D: I guess it strengthens the argument, but I am still ... didn’t like it. This is saying that the degree of overconfidence ...Journey to the Center of a 180Hi everyone, I posted a couple days ago saying I would do a write up of my study experience, and here it is. For context, I scored a 180 on the Octob…
... section, but in writing it I got the feeling responding to individual ... to blowing it here. The whole time I kept thinking the questions ... easy way to improve the quality of it is consistent hours ... read my writing during the questions, but it helped cement in ...57.3.22 To win democraticAbsolutely clueless on this one. I've probably watched the video 5 times, and I just don't see how B weakens the argument that is in the passage. A…
... their proportion in the population. Thus, the belief that it could be ... be 1% of the total population. It might be reasonable to ... in either providing support for the conclusion or not.
... as true. If it is the case that the "primary" function of ...What kind of flaw is this? Overgeneralization or Sampling/Biased flaw?In a recent poll conducted among readers of popular surfing magazines, surfing was ranked as the most popular sport and beach volleyball was ranked t…
... biased sampling simply because the readers are clearly supporters ... they would rank it more high. On the other hand, I ... also an overgeneation because it bases its conclusion off of those ... those polled were representative of the population.
...PT 69, Sec. 1, #14We debated this question for a long time in Group BR last night. While almost everyone got the correct answer, we were strongly divided about the act…
... the explanation essentially that the argument failed to consider that it ... like a huge assumption. It also seems downright arbitrary. ... sense to me because the conclusion is essentially a restatement ... to to weigh in on it.
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...PT.51 S1 Q8How is is C the correct answer... I'm not seeing the connection. Someone please help! The conclusion is "we can now dismiss the widely held suspi…
... Someone please help!
The conclusion is "we can now dismiss ... the support of anything I assumed it would strengthen the conclusion. (C) states that the ... consumption of some sugar substitutes exacerbates the ...58.1.24 The Kiffer Forest PreserveI had a very tough time with this question, can someone evaluate my analysis of A, D, and E for me? This is a weaken question. The Kiffer Fores…
... the reason for the increase in the bear population, will continuing to keep it ... and I originally chose it during the timed exam. I had ... this may strengthen the argument since it sort of implies ... that it is true that the population of the bears outside the KFP ...58.4.18 Despite the effortsI am pretty clueless on this one. I had the answer down to C or D, and I chose D (kept it during BR). I am completely lost as to how E is the weake…
... 't the argument do this? The argument is limiting it self to the potential ... felt 100% confident eliminating it. Does the argument equivocate on active disapproval ... 't see where it does this. Sure, it blurs the distinction between active ...PT58.S4.Q23 - eight large cratersIn my opinion, this is the hardest question on PT 58. I missed it because I didn't understand what B was saying. Can someone help me translate it/e…
... this does actually strengthen the conclusion because it provides some evidence that ... although this does strengthen the conclusion, it doesn't strengthen the argument.
it does strengthen the conclusion, but not the argument. This answer ...24.2.18 Shortly after the Persian Gulf WarI really don't like any of these answer choice, but I was pretty confident when I eliminated D. Can someone explain how D resolves the paradox? In …
... the paradox? In my mind, it makes it weirder.
Right after the ... war, the ... lower than the Baltic Sea regions? It fits the facts ... and makes the paradox weirder.< ...PT. 55 S3 Q24This is a necessary assumption question. I correctly identified what is the premise ( aesthic value --> possible for at least two readers to agree on…
... I correctly identified what is the premise ( aesthic value --> ... to agree on the interpretation) and the conclusion ( objective evaluation ... D) would make it necessary for the conclusion but at first ... glance I thought it was ...PT76- S4- Q24 - Many introductory undergradute sciencePurpose of proving grounds: Designed to be so demanding that only those students most committed to being science majors will receive passing grades i…
... and passed the course? That would destroy the author's ... least enthusiastic +most committed + passed the course; (2) least enthusiastic + ... in D fall within the second the possibility, the conclusion still stands. So ... a necessary one as it is broader than what ...61.4.23 Columnist: Although much has been learnedChanged my answer during the exam from D to A, but only because of POE. I still don't really understand how D is a sufficient assumption. This is…
... in the conclusion. It does nothing to address the relationship between the premise and conclusion.
Answer B: I think the ...skipping Q's; The elusive obvious on the first go.Ok here’s an odd question and probably not of much practical use, but I’m hoping some of you might be able to relate to this and shed some insight. …
... br />
You read the stimulus. It’s a tougher question. You ... You re-read it, it’s become clearer- the argument’s become ... the more time you spend looking at it, the less clearer the ... right answer gets. It feels like ...
