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PT38.S4.Q14 - reducing speed limitshttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-38-section-4-question-14/ The conclusion is that reducing speed limits neither saves lives nor protects the…
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The conclusion is that reducing speed limits ... /> lives nor protects the environment. The evidence is that the more slowly a ... no indicator that the author thinks the exhaust expelled from the vehicle will ... -
PT55.S1.Q18 - there is little plausabilityhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-55-section-1-question-18/ I am having trouble with these main point questions in general. It seems I always…
... seems I always fall for the trap answer which is ... understand why it is the main point. The video explanation just kind ... more clear that the first statement wasn't the conclusion. But it seemed ... convince me of and what the entire argument was structured around ... -
pt 72 section3 q12The video explanation was a bit murky here. I'm not so sure why the answer choice is C. I have a good theory on why people likely mistakenly pick C…
... ;avert shortage and therefore Strengthen conclusion. There is a problem at ... and catastrophic shortage, supporting the conclusion. 2) For the shortage field there is ... , so it indeed also supports the conclusion. -
kind of lost!!!so basically I've been studying since May, but I made a mistake and was practicing with really old tests. So until last week, I was getting around 16…
... .....but then recently (right after the September 11 deadline to change ... that come naturally. Under the time pressure, I always ... things, like identify the conclusion or find the flaw before moving on ... answer choices! Especially with the recent tests, I go ... -
Sept 2007 LR Sect 1 #17 Diagramming question"People want to be instantly" Just want to make sure I'm diagramming correctly. The conclusion that it's imprudent to appear prudent can be diagra…
... I'm diagramming correctly. The conclusion that it's imprudent to ... prudent can be diagrammed as the following:
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I diagrammed the premise that people who appear ... -----> GR
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41.3.26I completely missed this question. I thought B was very unattractive, and I confidently eliminated it during the test and during BR. I would appreci…
... passage to understand. The support for the conclusion is that higher average ... t know the magnitude of the change. What if the speed ... that this weakens the argument. Where does the argument imply ... talked about during the 7sage course. The argument says that ... -
Negation In a Necessary Assumption QuestionFor question 19 of section 3 on the october 2008 test, the stimulus reads: "Bureaucrat: The primary, constant goal of an ideal bureaucracy is to defi…
... on the october 2008 test, the stimulus reads: "Bureaucrat: The primary, ... reveals an unanticipated problem, the regulations are expanded to ... has defined..." all the way to the end remains constant ... does it not break the conclusion of the argument that "an ideal ... -
PT47 S1 Q22I tried to understand why C is an answer and B is wrong. But I still don't find out why. I know the conclusion of the stimulus is this practice grea…
... why.
I know the conclusion of the stimulus is this practice greatly ... U.S consumers which is the conclusion and tried to find out ... attack the whole conclusion and attack just some/another part of the conclusion (just ... -
Prep Test 48 LR1 #20Researcher: We have found that some cases of high blood pressure can be treated effectively with medicine. Since it is generally accepted that any il…
... these seem to break the logic of the argument. I understand that ... statement to bridge the gap between the premises and the conclusion. However, the negation test ... effective because it reduces the stress? Is the negation of D even ... -
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…
... E wrong as well because the conclusion was about unlikely that a ... -
45.1.18 There is evidence to suggestOK, this is another one that I just can't wrap my head around the correct answer choice relative to an incorrect answer choice. This is getting beyo…
... makes the false dichotomy flaw. The argument assumes that the flints ... I eliminated it is the conclusion doesn't actually say that ... USED for aesthetic purposes. The conclusion is just that these early ... concern themselves with the beauty of the home? I think ... -
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 ... 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 ... -
"For" "Since and "Because"In understand that the words “for,” “since” and “because” introduce premises with the conclusion following the premise or preceding these words. Howe…
... “because” introduce premises with the conclusion following the premise or preceding these words ... -
"For" "For Example"In understand that the word “for” introduces a premise with the conclusion following the premise or preceding this word. Does this this concept apply…
In understand that the word “for” introduces a premise with the conclusion following the premise or preceding this word. Does this this concept apply when “for example” is in the stimulus?
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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…
... D. 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 ... Shouldn't it say that the belief in unicorns is false ... -
Weaken Questions DifficultiesCan someone clarify the strategy used to solve weaken questions. I understand not "attacking" the premise but to indeed attack the support however, i…
Can someone clarify the strategy used to solve weaken questions. I understand not "attacking" the premise but to indeed attack the support however, isn't the premise the support the conclusion receives? -
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…
I chose D but the answer is E. ... is wrong.
If the bear population in areas ... of the Abbimac Valley outside the Kiffer Forest ... I think it can weaken the conclusion.
So Why can' ... 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 ... C right?
What's the difference between them?
53.1.3 Science columnist: It is clearI think I am making this one way harder than it needs to be, but I have been spinning my wheels for a half hour on this one. I don't understand how …
... understand how B weakens the argument? The conclusion only states that "it ... is true? What about the some diseases that humans have ... is completely consistent with the argument. The argument isn't concluding ... ALL diseases or MOST of the diseases are common. I ...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.
the word "how." The conclusion/prescription isn't talking ... about the PEOPLE making the vegetables more ...PT 38 S2 Q20I am still confused why the conclusion is adequate productivity --> high- tech technology. I negated the high tech technology part because of the "n…
I am still confused why the conclusion is adequate productivity --> ... - tech technology. I negated the high tech technology part because ... of the "not" present in the sentence. I tried ... where he explains in the negation of conditional logic ...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:* …
... .
*Conclusion:* Marijuana can cause cancer.
the argument by showing that scientists ... had a consensus and the same results.
< ... *Answer C:* No. That strengthens the conclusion.
*Answer D ...PrepTest 16 - Section 2 - Question 16 (Most Difficult)E is the answer. This conclusion is: CPUE number same -> shark numbers are same To weakedn the conclusion, we need to establish that the way to r…
E is the answer.
This conclusion is: CPUE number same -> ...
To weakedn the conclusion, we need to establish that ... .
This question defines the CPUE carefully.
E is ... catches 'per hour' and the other answers are not relevant ...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 ( ... provide a weaker link with the premise/conclusion connection by pointing out ...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…
... it is descriptively inaccurate. The question stem asks us ... consider." Doesn't the argument consider the fact that formal ... that the conclusion is way too strong given the premise (the premise ... is 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 …
... being: not closely reading the stimulus, falsely equating words, ... I think that finding the "conclusion" on the answer choices is something ... So having that idea, the possibility that negated relativity answers ... can guide me to the lessons that could improve ...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…
... entrepreneurs and 100 business managers. The questions asked about different topics ... people that are less confident? The conclusion makes too broad a claim ... of overconfidence in the answered questions corresponded with the degree of overconfidence ...22.2.25 (Flaw Questions Problem Set 24)B is definitely a flaw in the argument, but can someone analyze my breakdown of D? Here is my breakdown: 50% of people in the survey believe that…
... introduces the possibility that the poll was biased/unrepresentative. Second, the conclusion makes ... resign--->convicted. But, the conclusion is about convicted--->resign ... correct if the conclusion was correctly stated (if the comparative statement ...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…
... am looking for: The premise doesn't support the conclusion at all since ... in either providing support for the conclusion or not.
Answer ... the LSAT equivocating between the views of the "political parties" and the views of the ...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 actual flaw in the stimulus. Some people held the explanation essentially that the ... including myself, felt that the stimulus was guilty of ... to me because the conclusion is essentially a ... assumptions (especially the difficult-to-swallow “The two options ...
