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Can someone quickly explain to me what the difference betweenA premise and a general principle? I just think of a general principle as a state set of beliefs? But I am not sure, and sometimes mix the premise…
... supports a conclusion. That is an argument: using the premise(s) to ... granola bars.
Conclusion: I should eat the granola bars.
justify the principle.
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Assumption QuestionsI've reviewed JY's lessons for Sufficient, Pseudo Sufficient, and Necessary Assumptions twice, but I'm still struggling a lot with these question typ…
... ignoring everything until I ID the conclusion and I immediately write ... that is used to substantiate the conclusion. After that, I remember ...
TL;DR: finding the conclusion and main premise is most ... scope and unrelated to the main assumption. -
Scores Dropping -- testing in December!!!I feel like I know what everyone is going to say but please help me. I was scoring in the low 170s. I had worked my way up there, finally breaking th…
... so on there's the introduction of substitution/ ... 53 (imo) where the LR sufficient assumption are less mechanistic ... requiring you to parse through the ... . Also, the reading comprehension get harder (the passages are ... -
How to find the core for convoluted LR q's?I just realized that the reason why I have trouble with suff assumption questions is because I have difficulty finding the core for difficult LRs. PT…
... this passage, the part of the sentence before the "because" is the conclusion. You can ... negate sufficient. So negate the first part and make it sufficient, leave the second ... part alone and as the necessary. You ... -
Assumption QuestionsI've reviewed JY's lessons for Sufficient, Pseudo Sufficient, and Necessary Assumptions twice, but I'm still struggling a lot with these question typ…
Here's one little tip for the assumption questions. If there's a term(s) introduced in the conclusion and is nowhere mentioned in the premises, you can expect the correct answer to include that term because you are trying to bridge the gap. -
Valid vs Invalid Argument formsI was wondering what's the purpose in memorizing all 9 valid argument form and all 7 invalid argument forms? Is it mainly for Parallel and Parallel F…
... over those lessons today. Knowing the valid and invalid argument forms ... Must Be True (MBT) and Sufficient Assumption (SA) often use such argument ... -
Using "most" to eliminate in NA questions - reliable rule?So I know the LSAT doesn't really have 'guaranteed' rules that you can use (other than negation, etc), but has anyone come across a correct LR answer…
I think the strength of the answer relies on the type of assumption question. If ... it's a sufficient assumption ... question, you want a strong answer choice to make the ... -
high scorersPLEASE SOMEONE TELL ME YOUR SCHEDULE FOR STUDYING. I have studied since July and I'm still in 150s I feel like I have studied the wrong way...I have …
... about 4-6 points on assumption questions; after getting tired ... banging my head on the wall with the same problem, I ... had forgotten the difference between a necessary and a sufficient assumption and ... them, I rarely miss assumption questions. Moral to my ... -
Take Your TimeA couple days ago I scored a 174 on PT 64 using the LSAT proctor app. My average over the last 5 has been a 172.5. About 10 months ago my cold diagno…
... being able to identify the conclusion. But on just about ... every other question type, identifying the conclusion + premise is KEY. That ... you to determine the strength of the argument and you ... on the question time (i.e flaw, strengthen, weaken, assumption).
Take Your TimeA couple days ago I scored a 174 on PT 64 using the LSAT proctor app. My average over the last 5 has been a 172.5. About 10 months ago my cold diagno…
... need to ID the major premise(s) and main conclusion. For inferences ... /explain questions. For assumption and inference questions, the answers are usually unpredictable ... , spend time thinking about what assumption the argument is making. That will ...
