HitBox
| Word | Docs | Hits |
|---|---|---|
| it | 111.7K | 268.6K |
| qualifies | 59 | 70 |
| the | 164.7K | 769.4K |
| conclusion | 5.2K | 10.7K |
-
PT4.S1.Q10I'm adding my explanation to this question since it doesn't currently exist on 7sage. Feel free to critique my reasoning. This is a necessary ass…
... was temping and it the trap answer choice. The conclusion says the need for artificial ... was thinking "eliminated." If the conclusion said the demand would be eliminated then ... nitrogen in the wheat roots then it wouldn't reduce the need for ... -
PT17.S2.Q21 - nuclear reactors are sometimes builtHi All, I could use some help with this necessary assumption question. I definitely see why C is a necessary assumption, but I'm having a hard tim…
... assume the relative location of the nuclear reactors to the minor faults. It could ... renders the conclusion's validity possible.
When I chose E, it ... earthquakes? In that case, it is not the faults that have had ... -
LSAT Trainer vs. 7SageHey guys! Hope everyone had an amazing holiday weekend! I've decided to go back over some of the very beginning core stuff to make sure I have…
... supplemental material to explain the concepts I'm having ... seem really silly...maybe it's because I'm ... to evaluate the reasoning in an argument, it is always ... of why the support doesn't justify the conclusion will be ... , I'd greatly appreciate it!
... -
Test AnxietySimilar to many of you, I suffer from bad test anxiety. If I don't get in the zone within the first 5 questions, I panic for the whole test, effectiv…
... don't get in the zone within the first 5 questions, I ... panic for the whole test, effectively snowballing. ... score 170+ pretty consistently. Otherwise, it's the Wild West.
< ... answer a main conclusion question. I don't understand it. I feel ... -
Intermediate conclusionsI'm having trouble differentiating the IC from the premises and I don't like IC questions in general...if something leads to a conclusion then it mak…
... it wrong? Is the IC, where it exists, a tangent conclusion or is it just the ... next broadest point in the argument? And I know the conclusion ... indicators and all but it's ... -
"besides" meaning except for or includingI don't know if "besides' meaning except for or including, which are the opposite meanings. For example, for PT52, the conclusion says 'So legislato…
... meanings. For example, for PT52, the conclusion says 'So legislators who value ... **besides** the person engaging in it." Does it mean to include the person or ... to exclude the person ... -
[Let's do this] June LSAT Pep Rally/Support Group | Sat. 7pm EST w/the SagesWell, the time has come again for us to put our skills to the test. If you're looking for some motivation to get you through game day, remember your …
... to put our skills to the test. If you're ... do it for the people,
....for the money< ... up and believe that the work you put in ... also dial in to the call by using your ...
Schedule
The June schedule ends Monday June12th ... -
PT41.S1.Q22 - routinely unpunished society's rulesCan someone please explain how we arrive at answer choice D from the stimulus? If I understand correctly, not routinely unpunished (/RU) equates t…
... /RU by negating the chain presented in the stimulus which is ... br />
From there the author shifts from "routinely" (/RU ... sometimes"? Since the conclusion says never unpunished, I figured it would be ... here, but I'll post the link anyways.
To all of you taking the LSAT this month....You've got this. I took it for the first time in February and I got my highest score after months and months of prep during school, while working a p…
You've got this. I took it for the first time in February and I got my highest score after months and months of prep during school, while working a part time job. Trust me, you can do this.PT37.S2.Q05 - although consciousness seems to arise from physical processesIm having some trouble with this question so I chose A because I thought that this is what was needed to make the conclusion valid and I didn't choos…
... make the conclusion valid and I didn't choose B because it says ... " must encompass MORE than " and I took the conclusion to ...Anyone else think the RC wasn't that bad?I just took the June test today and it seems that the general consensus online is that the RC was incredibly difficult. For context, RC is usuall…
... just took the June test today and it seems that the general consensus ... online is that the RC ... felt that I fully understood the theme, structure, author's ... be upset over the RC, with some saying it was the most difficult ...LR - Descriptive and PrescriptiveHowdy! I'm kinda iffy about what constitutes prescriptive. Could we say that "can be" is prescriptive? Or, is it just specifically what "should" be o…
... understood as being motivated by the desire to reinforce that ... in this scenario? The more I think about it I say no ... . There was a scope shift. The conclusion states ... what "is" and the support states what ...Supreme Court Gutted Historical Civil Rights RemedyI thought this was an interesting article and a good read so I wanted to share. It was great practice finding the premise(s) and the conclusion. Any …
... . It was great practice finding the premise(s) and the conclusion. Any thoughts about the ... /daily/intelligencer/2017/06/how-the-supreme-court-gutted-a-historic ...PT73.S2.Q20Hi guys! I wanted to get some clarification on the logic that makes this answer E rather than D. The stem is that the argument relies on the assum…
... the argument if true, but it also has the potential to not justify the conclusion ... if true. Just because the ... effects, but that it will cause destructive effects. If the /end/ effect ...Specifically How to Work through the Core Curriculum?Ciao fellow 7Sagers! I just started studying for the 4 weeks ago and I haven't made much progress. Specifically: I just began the Most Strongly Su…
... able to stick with the assigned study schedule. It seems like an ... one is supposed to make it through the Core Curriculum so fast ... work the problem myself by writing out it out according to the LR ... just applied it here. But I've been reading on the forum ...Conclusion Indicator TrapsHi all, I am currently going through the CC, specifically the weakening questions. I have found that in many of these questions, identifying the conc…
... many of these questions, identifying the conclusion seems pretty straightforward (thus, therefore ... and MSS questions, where conclusion indicators at the end are often traps ... for a sub-conclusion. What are ...PT15.S2.Q17 - Most people believe that yawningHi, I understand that answer choice D is correct, but I have been struggling for quite a bit on eliminating answer choice B. Can anyone explain wh…
... used to lead to a conclusion of a matter of natural ... right on the spot with the second. B reads: it cites the evidence of ... in many parts of the world in the past) in direct support ... /> I took it to be true that discerning the physiological causation mechanisms ...PTA.S1.Q23I was thrown off by the question stem for A.1.23, in which it asks, "The Y's response would most seriously call into question which one of the follow…
... .1.23, in which it asks, "The Y's response would most ... , if that conclusion were drawn on the basis of the evidence given by ... this question stem appear in the recent PTs (70+)?PT79.S4.Q19 - archaeologist: neanderthals, a human-like speciesSo this is a weakening question. I was torn between two answers during the test, and switched from the right answer to the wrong answer. I see wh…
... wrong.
The conclusion of the argument is that Neanderthals probably ... their meat by smoking it.
The support is that lichen ... heat or light, so it doesn't mean that they ... were using it to smoke their food.
June 2017 LSAT - can someone explain the last question in the last LGIt's the company sending out project managers LG, which of the following if substituted for...would have the same effect
It's the company sending out project managers LG,
which of the following if substituted for...would have the same effectHELP! Advice on Retake: aiming for t14Fellow 7sagers, I'm in a bind and am in serious need of advice. So it's already been about 10 months since I first started studying for the LSAT, …
... first started studying for the LSAT, and the June 2017 test was ... anxieties and pressures). By the week before the June test day, I ... and was averaging in the 170s, with the highest score being 177 ... I've reached the conclusion that I should take it one last time ...Parallel Flaw and Parallel Reasoning questionsHey everyone, My LSAT analytics are showing me that my Parallel Flaw and Parallel Reasoning questions are of the highest priority. I've made some…
... . Is the argument moving from relative evidence to absolute, is it confusing ... vocalize the way in which the argument moves from premises to conclusion and ... because I can turn to the conclusion and eliminate answer choices which ...PT21.S2.Q19 - spectroscopic analysis has revealed - super hard NA q.Hello, This is an NA question that I have been trying to grasp. It's REALLY hard. I will explain how I can justify the to myself and I would be…
... have been trying to grasp. It's REALLY hard.
... substance (let's call it X) on Pluto that ... that I did not read the conclusion to say there were ... only found in the atmosphere if it is also found ... ice on the planet's surface. It's useless to the argument. ...Mistakes by LR Question typeHope this helps others: #1. **Weakening (Except)** ○ I assumed that the correct answer choice (which would need to be the one that did not…
... answer choice since it appeared to say what the correct answer ... /or intro statement instead of the conclusion
#4. **NA**< ... did not choose the correct answer because it was a pretty ... able to destroy the
argument but it merely needs to ...Strengthening questions - how often do they actually add premises?Hi guys! General question about strengthening questions. I know from reviewing the core curriculum that, in theory, you can strengthen an argument on…
... premises that support the conclusion
2.) increasing the relevance of an existing ... notice the right answer never really adds an independent extra premise. It ... an existing premise, and makes it more relevant. Also JY mentions ...Bogged down in the middle of LRHere's the situation: during many of my times practice tests I find that I get bogged down in the middle of the section. I can make it through the fi…
... in the middle of the section. I can make it through the first ... 10 questions with little issue and recover by the ... chunks of wrong answers in the middle. Of course, there ... Is it also true that the middle of the section is where the hardest ...Could someone please EXPLAIN to me *HOW* the LG fool proof method actually works ??(Or point me to that resource that does explain it) I recently purchased the Starter package, almost exclusively for the LG fool-proof method. I …
... it)
I recently purchased the Starter package, almost exclusively for the ... Everytime JY says to repeat the game + inferences from memory ... writing it down the last time I did it? JY ... frustration / confusion with the method is really keeping ...PT20.S1.Q16 - brown dwarfs(P.S., I know this is a long and dense post, but there's an opportunity at the bottom for anyone reading this to get paid, so hopefully that's an inc…
... how this even undermines the conclusion, let alone discredits it as we would ... that breaks the argument. But, it just as neutrally, it allows for the possibility ... leave the argument in tact and reaffirm the support from which the conclusion is ...PT75.S1.Q15 - astronomer: in most casesHello. I have some trouble in nailing this question. (C) How could this strengthen the conclusion? The conclusion is about a causation between ov…
... /> (C) How could this strengthen the conclusion? The conclusion is about a causation between ... choice is correlation; that is, it says that where planets are ... one planet are found near the star. I have learned that ...New Logic Games Hurting ScoreHi All, Does anyone have suggestions for external sources for logic puzzles? I've been noticing on the newer tests that the unfamiliar games are s…
... am paralyzed by them during the test; however, immediately after ... the test, I will take a fresh look at it ... and be able to solve it with little ... scenarios I see on the LSAT. The puzzles don't have ... has led me to the conclusion that there are not ...
