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Why are weakening questions so hard?After 2 years of studying for this crazy exam, I have always been so bad at weakening questions. Sometimes doing problem sets untimed and still getti…
... incorrect and continuously falling for the trap answers. I feel like ... the stimulus and separate the premises, find the assumptions that connect the premises and conclusion ... to focus on the conclusion, 7sage says focus on the assumption. Both forms of ... -
PT14.S4.Q13 - "Addiction" has been defined as dependence onI’ve spent 40mins on this question. Can someone please help me to see if I’m making sense. At this point, I’m googling everyday vocabulary I come acr…
... then it depends on the assumption that the definition requirements have been ... if this is true then the conclusion isn’t wrong. Why? ... . So it’s not the assumption. I honestly don’t ... girls, this assumption supports my contention that the meaning of supermodel ... -
PT42.S4.Q16 - The obligation to express gratitudeHi, I chose the right answer, but I just wanna know how the psychologist reasons. I thought the argument would have made more sense if the conclusi…
... made more sense if the conclusion were "expressing gratitude anonymously ... is bad for the society."
So, ... what support does the psychologist uses to conclude ... fulfilled anonymously? Is the support from "the important social function ... -
PT 89.S2.Q24 - The increase in minimum wage in Country XHey y'all-- I posted this under the Q-specific help vid, but the discussion forum here seems to get more attention sometimes, so double-posting. P…
... supposed to accept that the conclusion is referring to factory ... that preceding portions of the STIM are addressing what ... don’t see where the conclusion limits itself to talking ... overall, in line with the conclusion, regardless of where geographically ... -
PTF97.S1.Q21 - Although many 17th century broadsides...First impression wise, not a bad argument, but we're looking for an AC that shows that despite the fact that broadsides had statements about morals, …
... those moralizing statements. This is the loophole in our argument. ... : they were drawn to the sensationalized account of crime and ... still left wondering whether the people actually cared about ... most likely can't justify the "most" statement in the conclusion. -
PT75.S3.Q08 - The local news media have long heralded Clemans...Main conclusion question. I haven't missed one of these in a while but this one has me truly confused. The conclusion of the stimulus is: "This de…
Main conclusion question. I haven' ... confused.
The conclusion of the stimulus is: "This demonstrates ... promoted as honest by the media was caught up ... , but chose E - The local newspaper's treatment of ... that. C just says "the local news media show ... -
The Loophole vs 7Sage LR curriculumHey Guys. I went through Ellen Cassidy's the Loophole first. When I was going through 7sage's course, I skipped the LR section as it was already cove…
... went through Ellen Cassidy's the Loophole first. When I ... s course, I skipped the LR section as it ... was already covered in the Loophole. I am wondering ... a good idea. Is the 7Sage LR section skippable if ... you have already gone through the Loophole? Should I go ... -
Main ConclusionCan the correct answer to a main conclusion question be something that was never explicitly stated in the stimulus? For example, if the stimulus says…
Can the correct answer to a main conclusion question be something that was ... never explicitly stated in the ... stated in the stimulus, it is pretty much the conclusion of the argument.
PT6.S3.Q15 - Twenty years ago the Republic of Rosinia...#help Dear all, I have a hard time to be fully convinced of why AC B is a necessary assumption. I'm mostly disturbed by the phrase "most co…
... necessary assumption.
I'm mostly disturbed by the phrase ... have interpreted the modifier "commonly grown" as the non-new ... ? If so, the negation of that assumption could still be ... compatible with the argument (e ...Difference between main point and main conclusion questions?It appears in the core curriculum it's taught there is no distinction between main point and main conclusion questions, i.e when a question asks "wha…
... question asks "whats the main point" or "whats the conclusion." However, I find ... the "main point" questions will ... adhere to "summarize the one sentence that is the conclusion" in this argument ...PT3.S2.Q18 - trouble understanding why the answer to this question is CI'm having a little trouble understanding why the answer to this question is C). If the author explicitly states at the end of the passage that, "the…
... marriages," how could the answer be, C) "The conclusion drawn in Raghnall's ... article is inadequately justified," if the author ... previously that, "Raghnall's conclusion from the survey data is that financial ...PT28.S3.Q11 - A rise in the percentage of all 18-year-olds who...Is this a correlation-causation argument because it assumes that the increase in high school dropouts is the only thing that is causing the increase …
... argument because it assumes that the increase in high school dropouts ... is the only thing that is ... ? And why would the author draw such a conclusion?
... why is A incorrect? If the conclusion had said "solely dependent" on ...Question for Logic Translation (When to & When Not to)**What is your strategy for determining when and when not to translate into logic while answering a Sufficient Assumption question?** Do you pref…
... a Sufficient Assumption question?**
Do you prefer to read the ... you read through the stimulus?
The former is easier ... too much time compared to the latter, which makes me ... loose my understanding of the stimulus.
...PT3.S4.Q11- Nature constantly adjusts the atmospheric...How is E correct? It appears to be supporting the conclusion not weakening it. My understanding of the argument's Conclusion is that it's telling env…
... It appears to be supporting the conclusion not weakening it. My ... understanding of the argument's Conclusion is that it's ... understanding correctly) states that the Earth's natural adjustment process ... , which happens over the course of a million years ...My journey with the LSAT (146 —> 171)Well it’s taken about 3 weeks for me to finally sit down and type this post. Now that the time has come I’d like to share my experience with the test…
... endure the process of studying for the LSAT, riding the highs ... not more of the arguments on the LSAT are BAD ... up. Meaning the premises do not support the conclusion, often times ... br />
**Focus on the process not the results**
...Breaking 170: It's the little things part 1Hi guys, I wanted to share my experience with finally scoring in the 170s. I have been studying for this exam for almost two years. I started in …
... you realize this without learning the valid argument forms?!
the situation? Are they discounting ... more fluid and forming the reasoning structure more natural. ... identify the conclusion and the support, you got to filter the junk ...PT1.S3.Q12 - Some of the most prosperous nations...For a question like this that states "Which of the following indicates an error in the reasoning leading to the prediction", am I looking to attack a…
... of the following indicates an error in the reasoning leading to the prediction ... a major premise instead of the conclusion? I got this question wrong ... I am having difficulty discerning the difference between answer choice A ...What is your 50-50 strategy, How can I stop falling for the most attractive wrong answer choice?For LR and RC (especially with LR) when I go back and forth between two answer choices I always end up picking the wrong one. In my BR I can come up …
... have tried going back to the stimulus, doing grammar analysis, locating ... referential phrases, identifying the gap between the premise and the conclusion, analyzing why I ... didn't pick the right ...Most Strongly Supported vs Weakening QuestionsI was wondering what the main differences between most strongly supported questions and Weakening questions such as how to approach them? **Normal…
... have to find the conclusion of the argument in the answer choices
Conclusion)
- You have to find the answer that weakens the support between the ... premises and conclusion in the answer ...The most important LSAT advice I wish I could give to my younger self...This is something I wish I could tell my younger self when I first started off studying. When I first started, I had this mindset of "If I study 5 ho…
... the argument? It means you have to be able to find the Conclusion ... , identify the Premises, pause and think ... you well because the LSAT repeats the same concepts over ... and over. The same flaws, the same games, the same RC passages ...Request - Converse/inverse drillsHi, Does anyone have any study tips for understanding converse/inverse statements that appear on LR questions to trick the test taker? For exa…
... the test taker?
For example, on Necessary or Sufficient Assumption ... questions, I have a difficult time differentiating the converse/inverse from the ... contrapositive, and because of the ...Labeling on the Computer Based LsatI am wondering how other test takers stregically use the highlight function. From my understanding, this will be available on test day. I see in the …
... other test takers stregically use the highlight function. From my understanding ... ), that circling strong words, underlining the conclusion, etc. is used. How do ... you all use the highlight function and what do ...PT60.S3.Q24: Help.If anyone decides to help me out, please read everything I have asked because I feel that 95% of the comments I get don't answer everything I ask and…
... is that JY concludes that the conclusion: "no mark of success" means ... too big an assumption to make. My interpretation of the conclusion is that ... the premise involving possible incompetency or the music being TOO trendy to the conclusion ...Tips for note-takingHello everyone, I'm still going through the core curriculum and currently on the sufficient assumption section. I wanted ti improve my studying techn…
... through the core curriculum and currently on the sufficient assumption section ... the specific questions. By that I mean the questions in the ... problem sets and the questions that occur individually before the ... or to use the note taking feature ...Any help for Sufficient Assumption?For the SA and PSA questions, I'm getting absolutely destroyed on the tougher ones. I think it is because I am not identifying the stimulus fast enou…
... getting absolutely destroyed on the tougher ones. I think ... I am not identifying the stimulus fast enough and ... missing the small details that get ... how to piece together the stimulus first and take ... it and then answer the question, or should I ...PT5.S1.Q3 Plainsville Mayor building highwaySo this was a very interesting question. We are asked to identify the necessary assumption in the argument of the citizens group. Citizen group argue…
... asked to identify the necessary assumption in the argument of the citizens group. Citizen ... economic gain for the city.
The necessary assumption therefore should be ... this to be the case to reach the conclusion that the mayor has other ...PT5.S3.Q03 - I thought the answer would be D.I couldn't shake the thought off my mind that the conclusion is "matters pertaining to conservation of topsoil have been ignored for long". The given…
I couldn't shake the thought off my mind that the conclusion is "matters pertaining to conservation of topsoil have been ignored for long". The given answer is E, which is a suggestion and I don't see how that's the conclusion. #helpLR Q Stem Confusion (MBT, MSS, PSA, SA, NA, etc)Hello, 7Sagers! I seem to have a difficult time committing to memory the differences in language for Q stems in Logical Reasoning for MBT, MSS, PSA, …
... get tripped up because the difference in the Q stem's ... if valid, most helps to justify the reasoning_...") to be Q stems ... questions.
Or the fact that this Strengthening question ... supported_ it it (_"The conclusion of the _____'s argument is ...PT91.S2.Q22 Some researchers suggest that people tend to gesture lessIf this is not the hardest question on the set, I don't know which is. I had a great time trying to understand this question and why C is correct and…
... **Conclusion**: The argument that the researchers' claim is not universal is not sufficient reason ... WTF. What are the connections between the premise and the conclusion? It seems to ... me that the premise ...PT1.S4.Q7 - Is there a way where someone can explain How I got this wrong through the 7sage?The conclusion reached above depends on which one of the following assumptions? (A) (B) (C) (D) (E) The pre-Columbian inhabitants of Mexico p…
The conclusion reached above depends on which one
of the following ... br /> throughout Mexico.
The game had been played since ... rubber ball.
The dating of the first use of rubber ... discussion/15) to post the LSAT questions or Answer Choices ...
