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PTA.S1.Q3 - In a Democratic society, when a political....I've been struggling with MSS questions, so I drill every day. I would love someone's explanation of why D is correct. I chose B. I find myself I thi…
... the answer choices will be fully supported and you ... then it shouldn't be possible for the stimulus to ... conflicting economic interests can be found in almost any ... too big. Can that be the case while the ... allowed), or AC D cannot be false. So AC D must ... -
"If" ALWAYS introduces sufficient conditions?"If you study, you will beat the LSAT." This is an example given here on 7sage, and it seems to work. Studying is a sufficient condition to beat the …
... statement can no longer be counted upon to introduce ... an entirely different statement that cannot be inferred from the previous ... statement. It could be independently true, but that ... that gas being sufficient cannot be inferred from the statement ... -
"If" ALWAYS introduces sufficient conditions?"If you study, you will beat the LSAT." This is an example given here on 7sage, and it seems to work. Studying is a sufficient condition to beat the …
... an entirely different statement that cannot be inferred from the previous statement ... . It could be independently true, but that is ... is that gas being sufficient cannot be inferred from the statement that ... -
Is there a lesson on conditional subsets?Hi there, I'm reviewed an old LR questions (PT24 S3 Q10) and this particular problem introduced subsets into the mapping. I have come across these pr…
... a material body must also be imperfect. Therefore, you can more ... imperfect, so whatever is perfect CANNOT be a material body.
be represented using Conditional Logic.
PTC.S3.Q18 - Chelas and Stelma are required to leave their respective stationsThis is a Must be false question. I have a difficult time making two different diagrams about the conditions. [ Chelas and Stelma are required to…
... true, which of the following cannot be the case?
Answer ... in neither case B. This cannot be the case: If answer choice ...HELPIf a logic game has a logical and global question combined. How do I go about it with the rules? Let's say we have 6 kinds of food... k,l,m,o,t,z. Ea…
... L - O then L cannot be 6, so that activates the ... in 1, then L cannot be 6 and M cannot be 3.
... This tells us that M cannot be 1 or 6, because ... that if Z1, then M cannot be 3.
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The inference is Z cannot be in 1, and because this ...(so confused -- please help!) PTC.S2.Q22Hello! Could someone please help me figure this AP question out? There's no explanation video for it. The median score of someone who got it right…
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"One can be at home and [...] not in ...
"One can also be in one's house but ... at your house, it cannot be the case that being in ... propositions state: "You can be at your house but not ... PTs, they tend to be less formal and more representative ...PTA.S4.Q25 - pls someone explain thisThe correct answer is A-fails to rule out the possibility that a true belief can have deleterious consequences. While the AC by itself is reasonab…
... survive.
(C) Therefore, it cannot be the case that people’s ... people’s intentions must generally be positive, because a dominance ... not; this would be like saying ‘Chocolate cannot have a high ... not mean that that thing cannot be the case.
...PTA.S4.Q25 - pls someone explain thisThe correct answer is A-fails to rule out the possibility that a true belief can have deleterious consequences. While the AC by itself is reasonab…
... /> Conclusion: “People’s intensions cannot be, on the whole, more bad ... /> Simplified: This statement must be true.
... up:
Conclusion: People cannot smoke cigarettes.
Premise ... t mean that “people cannot smoke cigarettes”. People ...PT3.S4.Q20 - Argument Part QuestionCan anyone explain their reasoning for PT 3 Section 4 Question 20 - will never understand it for the life of me.
... this: Homelessness may well be a serious social problem, but ... question how it ought to be fixed.
... one serious social problem that cannot be resolved by offering more ... statement under consideration would absolutely be necessary. As it stands ...PT5.S1.Q09 - Can someone explain? PT5 S1 Q09 **Admin Note: Edited title. Please use the format: "PT#.S#.Q# - brief description of the question"**
... above is true the disease cannot be eradicated by_____
be eradicated.
(In ... C: incorrect answer. This would be effective (and is actually what ... incorrect answer. This would also be effective, as the animals who ...Reading Comprehension HelpNo matter how many drills I do and how much I study reading I always get the same amount incorrect on all my practice tests which is about -11 and -1…
... bc it introduces ideas that cannot be reinforced by the passage or ... paragraphs are constructed tends to be consistent throughout the passages: they ... a passage that tends to be very dense/hard to deconstruct ...RC Question OrderDo you guys go in order when answering RC questions? Would be appreciative if someone could give me examples of their strategy. At a bit of a RC slum…
... to preform first sometimes tends be the harder passages. I also ... as you would be surprised that they can be attempted the same ... with the passage, or simply cannot be backed up from the passage ... as these questions tend to be explicitly stated. It really helps ...Question on Main Point - Metaphors Question StemHello! I got the answer right for this LR question, but was having a hard time unpacking the last sentence of the prompt. I know starting with "for u…
... three translation, so it would be Negate, sufficient. Similarly, after ... those instances where it might be easier to understand that ... of words, then we cannot say there are nonliteral uses ... countered by explaining that this cannot be the case because even if ...November 10th LSATTaking the test in November, and I am hoping to study with anyone else getting ready!
I plan on taking it then and beginning extensive study beginning July 31. Hoping to improve my score from the last time! Good luck.RC Timing Help!Any tips on getting faster at RC? I'm trying to read each passage in 4min and answer questions in 4 min, but I am finding that I still take too much …
... what they include that simply cannot be supported from the passage helps ...PTC.S3.Q08 - A metaphor is the application of a wordcan someone explain why it a and not c?
... their own argument. "But this cannot be so" "This" being what the ...Recent LR score decreaseI’m planning on writing the LSAT in August and have been recently struggling with lr. I previously was averaging -6 but on the pts in the 80’s and 90…
... not to say that they cannot be still approached the same way ...Is 'neither or' inclusive?Let's say neither G nor K are in row 1. Does that mean these are the possibilities: G is not in row 1, or K is not in row 1, or both G and K are not …
"Neither nor" means both G and K are not in row 1. Even if G is in row 2, K still cannot be in row 1. The opposite is true, as well.Why does pressing space pause your current video and play the second video - at the same time?When reviewing sections that have more than one video per page (such as here: https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-33-section-4-game-1/), if you …
... get how frustrating it can be when the space bar acts ... click to pause the video cannot be on the side of the ... further explain WHY it can be so frustrating).PT82.S3.Q22(P4) & Q27- Social historians have notedI want to start with Q27 first. I have read the reasoning behind why (D) is incorrect, and somehow agree, but I absolutely dont see why (E) is correc…
> She thinks history should be explained by means of constraining ... , the scientific "law" that matter cannot be created or destroyed seems like ... the passage. Maybe it would be useful to understand an example ... a non-universal law would be a law at all, or ...PT12.S1.Q24: Until recently it was thought that ink... "The hardest LR question ever"I was looking at the LR questions with the lowest correct answer rates and came across PT12 S1 Q24. I picked A simply because the rest didn't mak…
... with only one evidence. One cannot conclude two things with only ... . Why? Because one thing cannot be said to be "unique" ("printed by Gutenberg ... ") yet simultaneously be attributed as a practice of ...PT5.S1.Q24 - Peculiarities by poetI totally don't understand this question. Need help and let me know if I read correctly. Stimuli provides: certain peculiarities are used unconsci…
... technique mentioned will not be able to correctly identify ... author, but that would be impossible if it was actually ... if A (common peculiarity), technique cannot be used. IF B (idiosyncratic ... peculiarity), then technique can be used to assign authorship.
PTB.S4.Q21 - A person who treats others well is more...Can someone explain the reasoning of this prompt? I chose A) - wrong asnwer but blind reviewing it, I understand it as being partially agreeable to t…
... a person's choice should be used in measuring the ... stimulus mentions that a person **cannot** choose to have feelings. ... having those feelings. So C cannot be true.
For ... and dispassionate concern' could still be categorized as feelings, even ...Taking a Prep Test without LGI am planning to take the LSAT after August, so I would like to start practicing with Prep Tests that do not include logic games. I read somewhere th…
... , or LG), the LG section cannot be removed from these tests. Consequently ... an experimental section, which could be LR, RC, or LG.
PTC.S3.Q08 - A metaphor is the application of a wordPrepTest C - Section 3 - Question 08 I am confused as to why the answer is A and not C. In the conclusion: "But this cannot be so, for unless s…
... argument is the "But this cannot be so" the term "this" referring ... the author states " But this cannot be so" ask "why is that ... words are literal, there can be no nonliteral uses of any ... words are literal, there can be no nonliteral uses of any ...Unlink Lawhub AccountI created a new 7sage account because I decided to take the LSAT. However, my lawhub account is connected to my old 7sage account and I cannot connec…
... to one Lawhub account and cannot be unlinked. Therefore, I'm afraid ... you won't be able to link your Lawhub ...I keep second guessing myself when my first pick was the right answer! How to stop this?So yeah, for LR, the vast majority of questions that I am missing I picked the right answer first, only to then start doubting myself, usually thinki…
... to notice that the wording "cannot be restored" was too strong. My ... being lucky? All I would be doing is to trick myself ... still wouldn't have known "cannot be restored" was definitely wrong for ... is wrong, then you should be glad that the test gave ...Negating "Most" when there is a binary cut?Consider this original statement: "Most people are white." Its negation is: "It's not the case that most people are white." i.e. 0-50% people are whi…
... 50% are not white" cannot be translated to "a minority are ... "; rather, it would be translated to a "a ... not white", which would be equivalent to "half ... 'nother thing that might be going on. Philosophers at ... entity a property can be ambiguous between claiming no ...
