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NA QuestionsCan someone please explain these to me. I don't understand them at all and I have reviewed the lesson over and over again. I always end up picking th…
... that when the premise is added to the argument, it forces the conclusion to follow ... at hand is to force the conclusion to follow, where as most ... shirt.
Conclusion: Therefore, Tom will go to the park.
PT 89.S2.Q7 - Dire wolvesAfter reading this stimulus, I thought the author was assuming the dire wolves were trapped in the tar pits while hunting and scavenging. Is that cor…
... exclude it.
It's not that negating it makes the conclusion impossible ... or not necessarily true. It's that the conclusion ... would no longer follow from the premises.PT85.S2.Q9 - Pharmaceutical manufacturersThe stimulus talks about the number of visits per representative decreasing from 640 to 501, but does that mean the number of visits per pharmacist d…
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> Is it possible the number of visits per pharmacist ... is to weaken - make it likely the conclusion follows from the premises.
>Can the number of visits ...Absolute vs. Relative phrases in LSATHi, Could someone please explain the importance of the distincion of the relative and absolute phrases in LR,LG and RC. Thank you
... Kole is tall, it strengthens the conclusion and increases the likelihood it is true.
In LR the comparative statements ... is no questing the place of the piece, it does not have a ...Help with Necessary Assumption and Flaw QuestionsHi all- I was wondering if you had advice on these two question types. I don't always get stumped with these, but when I do get questions wrong t…
... the premise proving the NA (conclusion), just a trick.
Whatever the Conclusion is, it ... has to prove whatever the necessary assumption will ...Now why in the lawd’s name would the LSAT people do that?PT81.S2.Q22 Older tests actually tested logic. These new tests just rewards your ability to weed through a pile of sh!t and narrow it down to the …
... It makes the conclusion less likely to follow. It doesn't have to disprove it... it ... only has to move the needle ever ... AC the right AC? It weakens the most out of the 5 ... answer choice. But it's the weakens the most and is therefore ...PT28.S1.Q23 - Clinical depressionHello folks, I have a quick question for you concerning this Weakening Except question. I understand why A is right, and I always pick A when I c…
... 's my shot at it:
If the conclusion is that lobe ... means there will be the absence of stimulation. It's essentially just ... caused by other things, and it doesn't dictate your mental ...Now why in the lawd’s name would the LSAT people do that?PT81.S2.Q22 Older tests actually tested logic. These new tests just rewards your ability to weed through a pile of sh!t and narrow it down to the …
... It makes the conclusion less likely to follow. It doesn't have to disprove it... it ... only has to move the needle ever ... AC the right AC? It weakens the most out of the 5 ... answer choice. But it's the weakens the most and is therefore ...How to get above the low 160s plateau?For those who have experience with breaking above the low 160s plateau, what helped you? I have been PTing and BRing for the last two months. My t…
... it makes the conclusion incorrect.
4. Weaken: Weaken the connection between the premise and conclusion ...
5. Strengthen: Strengthen the connection between the ...PT10.S4.Q1 - What effect answer choice E has on the argument?Could someone explain what effect answer choice E has on the argument? Doesn’t it point out a flaw since the stimulus only talks about physicians who…
... . Specifically you want to make the conclusion that it is **generally** unwise for ... able to detect early symptoms it makes the conclusion to generally not go ... or strengthen the conclusion, it just needs to be enough for the conclusion to be ...PT10.S4.Q1 - What effect answer choice E has on the argument?Could someone explain what effect answer choice E has on the argument? Doesn’t it point out a flaw since the stimulus only talks about physicians who…
... . Specifically you want to make the conclusion that it is **generally** unwise for ... able to detect early symptoms it makes the conclusion to generally not go ... or strengthen the conclusion, it just needs to be enough for the conclusion to be ...Sufficient Assumption QuestionsHello all, I am having a VERY difficult time with Sufficient Assumptions. JY says use logic for these questions, but every time I TRY to use it, i…
... X) on the premises and conclusion and follow repeated ... the premise is added to the argument, it forces the conclusion ... is to force the conclusion to follow. So ... ________________________________________
Conclusion: Therefore, Tom will go to the park (C ...What does "no" mean in disagreements?So yea, I feel silly asking such a question lol. But what does "no" mean in it's function as a response to another person's argument? For exam…
... . It could be the premise or it could be the conclusion. More frequently, it's the conclusion.
the possibilities it could be from the first person that ... and then narrow it as you finish reading the second person's ...What does "no" mean in disagreements?So yea, I feel silly asking such a question lol. But what does "no" mean in it's function as a response to another person's argument? For exam…
... . It could be the premise or it could be the conclusion. More frequently, it's the conclusion.
the possibilities it could be from the first person that ... /> Ok, great. Got it. :)
Thanks for the explanation and also ...PT91.S4.Q12: Can I get a fresh perspective?I thought B and C both worked. Wouldn't the first sentence explain why the public is so concerned about water issues when pollution is just as seriou…
... itself it doesn't support the conclusion. However, that doesn't mean it's ... can't be a premise that supports the conclusion.
the first sentence play in the argument? It supports the conclusion that there ...Correlation indicatorsDoes "tend to" mean a correlation? Like for example if X tends to Y. I thought "tends to" meant causation because I thought it was saying when you …
... PT79 S1 Q7. I thought the first sentence was a causation ... don't know the more I look at it, there were other ... />
Like I get how the first sentence says, bringing in ... />
Or is it because the conclusion is about hindering growth, which ...PT11.S2.Q18 - The format of television network news...Why is D correct when it says opposing views are discussed 'briefly". #help
... to find the answer choice that answers the question "if the conclusion is true ... , which of these assumptions must be true" The answer ... is an attractive answer choice. It strengthens the conclusion, but that's not ...I have a 100% failure rate on weakening and strenthening questionsIt seems like I am incapable at doing the strengthening and weakening questions. I read the answer choices and just think that none of them make sens…
... that in drawing the conclusion from the premises the author leaves certain gaps ... core (the conclusion and supporting premises). All the detail about the negative ... answer choice, consider how it impacts the conclusion. Oftentimes wrong answer choices ...Strengthen as weaken the opposite conclusion?Do you feel that it can be helpful to sometimes view strengthen questions as weakening the opposite of the conclusion, and vice-versa? And when I say…
Do you feel that it can be helpful to sometimes view strengthen questions as weakening the opposite of the conclusion, and vice-versa? And when I say opposite, I mean the logical opposite.LR Question Justify the conclusionAn argument states that: Maria won this year's sailboat race by beating Sue, who has in each of the four last years. We can conclude from this that M…
... Sue who won the last 4 years
Conclusion: Maria trained hard ... these two answers and chose the first one incorrectly:
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The explanation says that the first one (the one I picked ... br />
Why couldn't it be diagrammed as if maria ...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…
... , in using the "so test" to determine, I find it a matter ... for a conclusion statement determination. Thereby, some stimulus have the conclusion broken up ... throughout the passage whereby you have ...LSAT 85 Section 2 Question 8 MC (I find the theory behind it unfair)I see that the conclusion is based on a resolve the paradox. But I find that unfair for a MC question because resolving something does not make it…
... resolving something does not make it the conclusion of a paragraph.
it to say that’s the conclusion. I would say ... for what is it”. Reasons for what? The mystery (HENCE THE CONCLUSION)
Do the stimulus and correct answer need to have the exact same conclusion in PSA questions?For this question I am a little confused. In one of the videos, JY mentioned that a right answer for PSA questions should end at the same place that …
... confused. In one of the videos, JY mentioned that ... the same place that the principle does. In this question, the ... The conclusion of the stimulus is that one is acting responsibly. Is it ... possible for the right answer to have a different conclusion from the ...Main Point = Conclusion?For Main Point questions, are they asking us to kind of mechanically pick out the conclusion of the argument, as indicated by words such as "thus", "…
... kind of mechanically pick out the conclusion of the argument, as indicated by ... what the stimulus is aiming to prove? Basically is main point = conclusion ... or does it mean the gist of the stimulus?Main Point Question (implied conclusion)I have noticed that in main point questions the conclusion is not clearly present sometimes, and when this happens, it is very important that one use…
... questions the conclusion is not clearly present sometimes, and when this happens, it ... is very important that one uses the premises and ... context to anticipate a conclusion. Examples of ...The Hardest LR Question of All Time - Preptest 29 Number 17 LR Studies of the reliability of eyewitnOk, I am joking about this being the hardest LR question of all time. Of course, there have been harder questions, but for some reason, this one took…
... is the correct answer. It fills in the gap between the premise and conclusion. The ... a big jump to a conclusion (which comes out of ... A connects the premise to the conclusion.
But the thing which ... my dad about it, who is in the military and thinks ...Valid Causality - Does it Exist (on LSAT)?Subject says it all. I am hypersensitive to noting that several events occurring together is always correlative (yet often mistakenly construed by au…
... and an author draws a conclusion based on those phenomena somehow ... connected.
Is it ever the case that when two (or ... causally connected, and so any conclusion that assumes such is fine ... ? This would mean that the flaw lies elsewhere.
...Saving time-searching for conclusion firstHi, just joined 7Sage and had a quick question that I thought I would try to clear up before the LSAT on Saturday! (:/ pretty nervous). I've been …
... suggest that you find the conclusion first for the LR questions. Now I ... conclusion indicating word, read the conclusion and then read the rest. Just read it all the ... identified the conclusion/premise.
I know it's probably not the wisest ...PT52.S1.Q19 - educator: it has been argued that our professional organizationhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-52-section-1-question-19/ I came to realize that my trouble with this question is that I mistakenly assumed …
... direction vote) was a CONCLUSION.
The conclusion was subtle and obscured ... decision made because it bolstered premise and in turn conclusion.
PT54.S2.Q26 - the government will purchase and install new severe weather sirenshttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-54-section-2-question-26/ I'm confused between C and D. I chose D because I just felt it made more sense, bu…
... D because I just felt it made more sense, but I ... than C.
Does the conclusion also make sense if C ...
