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PT91.S2.Q22 - Need helpHi, I am having trouble understanding which part does "a generalization with apparently disconfirming evidence" refer to in the stimulus. And that…
... cases. But the stimulus' conclusion states that just because the ... correct answer is for that reason: the conclusion doesn't say ... me now. I misunderstand the word "generalization" completely. I thought ... one.
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How do you get through all RC sections?I'm doing well enough on answering the questions, understanding the passages...but for the love of God I am struggling to get to the 4th passage and …
... frame work, and the main conclusion (wherever that maybe). It's ... experience is to find those key components, maybe note where somethings ... LSAT hours) on YouTube. For Manhattan, there are even videos ... on speed strategies for all three sections as ... -
PT91.S2.Q13 - C vs DCan anyone help me in understanding why D is a better option than C? I was stuck between the two on the actual test. Thank you so much!
Hey, the key is to understand the conclusion here is : to ... need for positive change in those relationships.
The conclusion ... is focusing on need for positive change in relationships absolutely ... about patient but the conclusion is concluding about what ... -
PT73.S2.Q15: Why is A incorrect?So I had a really difficult time with this question because of answer choice A. When it says "takes for granted," is that saying the author is assumi…
... in order to draw their conclusion. So A says the author ... therefore they drew their conclusion. A is wrong for two reasons: one ... if you think about the conclusion: the author is saying the ... down to sorting through that word salad. But overall you can ... -
PT73.S2.Q15: Why is A incorrect?So I had a really difficult time with this question because of answer choice A. When it says "takes for granted," is that saying the author is assumi…
... in order to draw their conclusion. So A says the author ... therefore they drew their conclusion. A is wrong for two reasons: one ... if you think about the conclusion: the author is saying the ... down to sorting through that word salad. But overall you can ... -
Summarizing LR Question TypesHi, I was just wondering if anyone has created a list of the LR question types and what the anticipated correct answer/ anticipated wrong answer look…
... how I taxonomize question types for my students:
ARGUMENT ... the argument says):
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--Argument part
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There is hope..Just wanted to put it out there, that it is possible to reach your goal scores!! I'm a horrible standardized test taker and struggle deeply with ADHD…
... /> > Any tips overall or for RC/LR?
The ... those to make larger strides. For myself for example, it was always ... make was just misreading a word in the stimulus or answer ... to frantically search for keywords/ideas. Lastly, accuracy is key on RC ... -
PT8.S01.Q10 - If the public library shared by adjacent towns..Could you please explain why E is wrong? **Admin Note: Edited title. Please use the format: "PT#.S#.Q# - brief description of the question"**
... key to any Strengthening question is to accurately identify the conclusion. ... In this case, the conclusion is: "A ... be **within walking distance** for more people than would a ... it is still possible for fewer people to be within ... -
How do you typically approach an LR question?I'm really curious to know some of y'all's process. Mike Kim talks about prioritizing the right information, not necessarily ALL of the information i…
... own techniques that work better for them and ultimately this ... was doing a "word search" style approach looking for what the stem ... think I had found the conclusion when I hadn't, but ... I can quickly discern the conclusion, premises, assumptions, missing logic, ... -
PT9.S4.Q18 - For most ethical dilemmas - Why is only C correct?I'm having trouble justifying why only C is correct in this MC question. My understanding is that Anita's conclusion is that the journalistic gui…
... totally disagree with M’s conclusion. The things that you pointed ... one part of M’s’ conclusion Anita attacks. To highlight the ... direct rephrasing of Anita’s conclusion (her 2nd sentence). In a ... way the word is used in everyday speech (biggest shocker for most ... -
Is every assumption the argument makes a NA?I think I reasoned my way though this as I wrote it out. Figured I’d post it in case anyone might be helped by it. Please point out any issues. I …
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Premise: sammmm93 studied for the LSAT for ... 3 months.
Conclusion: sammmm93 will get ... for what the argument assumes, in the ordinary sense of the word ... -
Careful Reading DifficultyHey everyone, I was wondering if people had any tips -- What I've found I struggle with the most is close-reading on the LSAT, specifically Logical …
... i try and save it for the end rather than brute ... just need to leave it for later. It doesn't always ... prompt correctly and missing a key small word. -
PT16.S2.Q14 - GDP and Standard of LivingDoes someone mind explaining why the correct AC is D? Why would this answer be the necessary assumption that the argument depends upon?
... the first key is to identify the argument's conclusion, which in ... 1990. The main support for this conclusion is provided by the ... absolute terms instead. The conclusion is not that Country A ... choice D is correct, the conclusion completely falls apart.
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PT5.S1.Q11 - No one who lacks knowledge of a subject...Can someone help me out here. This question and the way it's worded is giving me a great deal of difficulty. From what I can gather the argument h…
... " statement before moving on (the word "no" is a group 4 ... the second sentence triggered something for me.
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Then going onto the conclusion, something else triggered:
Inferrences based on "the more Xs, the more Ys"Hi All, My question is: from "the more Xs, the more Ys", could I infer "the less Xs, the less Ys"? This inference seems neither a valid nor a…
... be sensitive here to the word "tends" here, which could become ... , it doesn't hold for a universal conclusion like in the example ...PSAs and SAsWhat is the difference, can someone please enlighten me.
... is going to make the conclusion 100% true.
... asking you for something that will most justify the conclusion—so it ... close to it (hence the word pseudo).
I like ... answer choice will make the conclusion very well supported, if not ...143 After 5 Months of PrepHi all, I have been studying 7sage for 5 months - started with Khan Academy, etc. I just took my first PT since December (140 score) and scored a …
... I am missing stamina and key ideas such as "Flawed pattern ... a new system for doing flawed pattern questions. For example, I am ... , sometimes twice
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(4) summarize to myself ...PT1.S3.Q5 - to the editor ,in 1960, an astronomer..I was stuck between C and E for this question and chose the latter because the stimulus seemed to be more focused on extraterrestrial life. E can als…
... 's argument begins at the word "Yet." Everything up until that ... word is just the context and ... 's conclusion is true because it provides a different reason for the ... between Clay's premises and conclusion, and (C) does. Hope this ...Is every assumption the argument makes a NA?I think I reasoned my way though this as I wrote it out. Figured I’d post it in case anyone might be helped by it. Please point out any issues. I …
... : sammmm93 studied for the LSAT for 3 months.
> Conclusion: sammmm93 will ... for what the argument assumes, in the ordinary sense of the word ... that could justify the conclusion and necessary for a given argument to ...Is every assumption the argument makes a NA?I think I reasoned my way though this as I wrote it out. Figured I’d post it in case anyone might be helped by it. Please point out any issues. I …
... true, guarantees the conclusion.
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> ... : sammmm93 studied for the LSAT for 3 months.
> Conclusion: sammmm93 will ... for what the argument assumes, in the ordinary sense of the word ...Wayyyy over time on RC. Help!Hi everyone! I just did PT 43's RC section and I got -3, but it took me 49 minutes. RC is not my strong suit and I am curious to know any tips you ma…
... than your eyes looking over word by word. Reading is actively interacting ... answer. Instead, you're looking for wrong answers. Since the LSAT ... talking about really considering each word-and referring back to ... is supported or not. The key point here is that you ...Is every assumption the argument makes a NA?I think I reasoned my way though this as I wrote it out. Figured I’d post it in case anyone might be helped by it. Please point out any issues. I …
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> Conclusion: Maddy can't wait ... that I think using the word "assumption" in that context ... to confuse given that the word "assumption" also has another ... to drop usage of the word "assumption" when it comes ...LR Diagramming TipsBest advice for LR diagramming? I still find it a bit difficult to do to get the right answer.
... time on other question types. For diagramming parallel q's, ... diagram of the stimulus is key. To do this, you ... able to identify the premises+conclusion and represent them symbolically. < ... the negated antecedent of the conclusion.
Answer choice ...PT2.S2.Q06 - the transit authority's proposal to increase fares by 40%Could someone please help me with this question? I am confused why C is corrrect; although I agree that author does provide reasons for rejecting an …
... conclusion that the fare must be increased by 40%. The word ... directly supports their exact conclusion - nowhere in the ... is indirectly support their conclusion by showing that _not_ increasing ... . For the author to have **directly** arrived at their conclusion, ...Mistake by LSAC? Pizzerias LR Sufficient Assumption Question.Explanation (2 mins): https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-40-section-1-question-21/ Question 21 on PrepTest 40 Section 1: Pizzerias are the …
... ? Is this because the word "need" would only make ... than human generally but allowing for exceptions?
... rather than merely reading the conclusion as about "some pizzerias ... for "anything that's required" would allow you to draw that conclusion ...LR finally clicked! -4After months and months of study! This was the last section to really come into clarity. Wanted to post this to let anyone out their struggling kno…
... that clicked for me was pretty straightforward. Find every conclusion in LR ... start, then do the same for the premises, and compare that ... worked for how my brain thinks about LR questions. The key is ...Digital vs paper LSATHi everyone, First time poster here. I just started my study journey for the February 2023 LSAT. I actually took the LSAT about five years ago and d…
... the digital format. For lack of a better word, it sucks, ... /> - Practice using scratch paper for the sections you anticipate needing ... (argument structure, only the key ideas). This practice helps minimize ... needed and using scratch paper for just the main stuff. ...Always choose wrong AC pf 2 ACs in LR...Please Help!I have noticed a pattern for a while where I often am down to two answer choices in LR and whenever this happens I typically choose the wrong answer …
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Conclusion: "On our farm we have great concern for our cows ... : Increase cows comfort
Intermediary conclusion: Increase cows comfort also increases ... makes no mention of "ThE KeY To MaxIMIzInG ProFIts" (*Insert DJ ...HELP, keeping on getting -14 for reading comprehensionIve tried it all writing down notes while reading, to just reading i do horribly in this section. does anyone have any advice on how to improve?
... better than having no basis for why you do things. ... with answer choices: even one word can make it incorrect.
key words like "however" and "but ... certain categories most frequently utilize. For instance, the humanities love to ...HELP, keeping on getting -14 for reading comprehensionIve tried it all writing down notes while reading, to just reading i do horribly in this section. does anyone have any advice on how to improve?
... : counterargument. P4: problem resolution, conclusion. this is key when a question asks ... to a line or a word. thats what helps u define ...
