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Is Justify the Conclusion the same as Sufficient Assumption?For both questions, the task is the same-look for the option will make the conclusion 100% true?
justify and sufficient assumption are one and the same, justify asks you to strengthen the argument to ... the point where the conclusion ... -
What should be the "freebies" in the LR section for 170+ scorers?I remember the Inference, sufficient assumption question should be the freebies for 170.
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some thoughts about Harder logical reasoning questionPlease first take a look at two really tough question PT53 sec1 Q16 and PT55-S1-Q21 For PT55-S1-Q21, it seems to be most supported question, but …
... turns out to be sufficient assumption question, which the correct answer build up ... if LSAC change the question type to necessary assumption this one will ... can just draw the conclusion or reference based on the stimulus. But for ... -
PT43.S3.Q01 - photons and neutrinoshttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-43-section-3-question-10/ Can anyone help me about the PT43-S3-Q1? I understand A can fill the gap but i…
... seems more like a sufficient assumption because of the word "only". ... reward is not the only incentive, the conclusion seems to be ... if financial reward is the primary incentive?
and ... more significant than the future profit? the conclusion seems to fall ... -
Funny parallel between working with children and studying LSAT (taking a study break)As is well know, and is often characterized humorously, adults who spend considerable hours working with small children may then speak to other adult…
... will sometimes adopt the some of the other person's ... great answer if the stimuli was for a sufficient assumption.
c ... )Off topic (in case you don't get the ... Nope, but could be a conclusion to an inference question. -
How to tell if it's a real principle questionWhat are the other types of question types that have the word "principle" in their stems but are not really principle questions? I know "pseudo suffi…
... principle questions? I know "pseudo sufficient assumption" question stems often have principle ... of the following most closely conforms to the principle illustrated by the ... formulaically look for the proper premise and conclusion in the answer choices but ... -
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…
... looks more like a "find the necessary assumption question."
I ... identifying suspects...So the big assumption here is that the confidence of witnesses ... how A connects the premise to the conclusion.
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How I notate LR.I have found that labelling the answers in LR as either "True," "Could be...," or "False" helps me to understand the question types better. The only…
... For instance, a necessary assumption might have a distribution ... the correct answer, a necessary assumption...
T (2) restates the conclusion ... br /> C is a sufficient assumption answer choice (and so it ... is not a necessary assumption.), and...
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SETTING UP SUFFICIENT ASSUMPTIONS! PLEASE HELP!I am having a very difficult time in setting up the premises and conclusions on sufficient assumption problem sets 1 and 2... How are you doing them…
... in setting up the premises and conclusions on sufficient assumption problem sets 1 ... />
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Sorry Last question for today Promise! Assumption!http://7sage.com/lesson/the-embezzler-weaken-question/?ss_completed_lesson=991 Help! I thought the assumption in this argument was "It is more…
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I thought the assumption in this argument was
the embezzlers because accountants would ... never make the lender mistake"
... just the conclusion? Or do we assume an assumption and ... -
NA questionsNECESSARY ASSUMPTION QUESTIONS HOW TO FIND NECESSARY ASSUMPTIONS Lesson 1 of 23 “I play basketball. Therefore, I am one of the best basketball pla…
... ” is a sufficient assumption, it’s not a necessary assumption. Given the additional premise ... at one side of the river and the conclusion is way over on ... you from the premise to the conclusion.
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PT66.S4.Q23 - alex: shrimp farming results in damage to the environmenthttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-66-section-4-question-23/ I just wanted to hear other people's thoughts on this question. It just felt total…
... to me, it seemed like the correct answer choice was inconsequential ... *incorrectly* assumed was damaging to the environment vs. not damaging.
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LSAT Study Guide -- PrimerHey guys! I made a study guide on Quizlet with LR question types (like Mike suggested) that I wanted to share/ get feedback on (particularly with res…
... what part is missing (typically the conclusion but could be a supporting ... /> Step 1: Underline the conclusion
Step 2: Identify the main premise
Sufficient Assumption questions where the AC tightly fills the gap between ... -
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: Strengthen, Sufficient, or RequiredI am really struggling on making these distinct. I can recognize the stems, but the answers are gnarly for me. Any advice? I am going through the…
... . I can recognize the stems, but the answers are gnarly for ... advice? I am going through the trainer right now, and ... on these, especially Required vs. Sufficient.
The biggest clue I can ... read is that the sufficient answers can be crazy, and ... -
Many vs SomeFor practical purposes can some and many be treated the same way for LR sufficient assumption questions?
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Diagramming Conditionals without indicator wordsSo I'm two months into studying for the Oct. LSAT and am working on improving my accuracy regarding necessary assumption questions. I encountered 2 p…
... improving my accuracy regarding necessary assumption questions. I encountered 2 problems ... you to find a nec. assumption.
For # ... the answer choice makes daily calisthenics sufficient and not necessary (which contradicts the conclusion ... -
How do you guys use the analytics on the site?I'm starting to build a large enough sample of PTs (just took my 7th today) that using the analytics to inform my prep seems like a sensible option. …
... my 7th today) that using the analytics to inform my prep ... a study strategy. I understand the basic idea; it tells me ... I'm bad at pseudo-sufficient assumption, so I should work on ... apply it. For instance, do the question/section difficulty ratings tell ... -
PT73.S2.Q06 - critic: the criticism of the popular filmhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-73-section-2-question-06/ I know this is early on in the section, but it's very tricky. None of the explanat…
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For justify principle questions, the premises should connect with the conclusion, and this ... necessary for a comedy.
Conclusion: The criticism of Quirks is misguided ... -
54.4.9 The JacksonsI have spent about 30 minutes on this one, and I just don't see how A is correct or how C is incorrect. Context: lines were crossed between the Ja…
... Sara.
Here was the sufficient assumption I was looking for; I ... . How is this the correct answer? Isn't the first condition missing ... blah blah. Laudable should be the necessary condition.
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55.1.4 Among the various modelsHow is A a sufficient assumption? I didn't like any of the answer choices, so I pretty much guessed on this one. I thought A was the least attracti…
... a sufficient assumption? I didn't like any of the answer ... typical for sufficient assumptions. My understanding of the argument is ... motors.
The sufficient assumption I was looking for was ... can't determine how effective the model cleans.
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57.3.10 Columnist: The failure ofThis question is difficult because once you spot the flaw, it is hard to put it into words, which is why I missed it. I couldn't figure out how any …
... %. Instead of additive, the relationship should be multiplicative. The conclusion should only talk ... point out the flaw. Sure, you need to make an assumption that ... is that not a reasonable assumption that the author overlooked? Additionally, since ... -
Is the LSAT Starter sufficientHello all! I am taking the LSAT in February and I am on a very tight budget but was wondering if the LSAT Starter is sufficient? Will it only be he…
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I am taking the LSAT in February and I ... but was wondering if the LSAT Starter is sufficient? Will it only ... be able to utilize the skills in the LSAT Starter to sufficiently ... to master difficult problems on the exam. -
When to find the conclusionHello, Does anyone have a cleat sheet on which LR questions you need to identify conclusion/P. I know, or atleast I'm under the impression that, th…
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Does anyone have a cleat sheet on which LR questions you need to identify conclusion/P. I know, or atleast I'm under the impression that, there are some questions that don't require this. -
Can someone help explain difference between two similar questions.I'm having trouble understanding the logical difference between very similar sufficient assumption questions. The questions are from PT 36 SECTION 1 …
... understanding the logical difference between very similar sufficient assumption questions. The ... D) that satisfies the sufficient condition of the conclusion is correct but ... D) that satisfies the sufficient condition of the conclusion is incorrect. Thanks ... -
Is the word "then" an indicator word introducing a necessary condition and/or a conclusion?I am wondering if the word "then" introduces a necessary condition and/or the conclusion to premise(s); and if "then" is only pertinent to conditiona…
... a necessary condition and/or the conclusion to premise(s); and if ... , I am wondering this because the word "then" seems to function ... -
60.1.10 Letter to the editor: Sites are neededI didn't circle this during BR, and I am really struggling to justify D over B. Here is my breakdown: This is a weaken/descriptive flaw question.…
... am really struggling to justify D over B. Here ... 't straw man the editor. The author is using ... The idea of "one indication" to me introduces evidence/premise for the conclusion ... . Wouldn't the "indication"/evidence/support ... -
PT76- S4- Q24 - Many introductory undergradute sciencePurpose of proving grounds: Designed to be so demanding that only those students most committed to being science majors will receive passing grades i…
... a sufficient assumption rather than necessary assumption. Let's negate D : some of the ... least enthusiastic +most committed + passed the course; (2) least enthusiastic + most ... in D fall within the second the possibility, the conclusion still stands. So could ... -
61.4.23 Columnist: Although much has been learnedChanged my answer during the exam from D to A, but only because of POE. I still don't really understand how D is a sufficient assumption. This is…
... understand how D is a sufficient assumption.
This is ... answer. This just affirms the sufficient condition in the conclusion. It does nothing to ... address the relationship between the premise and conclusion ... -
63.3.2 Artist: Almost everyoneI got this question correct (D was the flaw I anticipated), but during the exam and BR, I couldn't come up with a reason to eliminate E. According t…
... for second. Doesn't the argument do this? The conclusion is about "wanting ... poet." Sure, there is an assumption that painters, musicians, or poets ... wake up until 1:00) vs. making a "living" doing that ...
