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what is the point of "questions problem set" at the end of each section?presumably the point is to reinforce the concepts learned previously. for example i just finished the whole section about the weakening questions, a…
... at the start of the curriculum that the newer preptests would all be SAVED to ... some of the newer preptests!
so are we supposed to save ... supposed to dutifully complete all of the "question problem sets" throughout the curriculum, regardless of ... -
who can help to explain the "pin" function in drills?After completing a drill, I review the results and see "pin" on the first column. What's the purpose of this feature? How to best use it? Will very m…
After completing a drill, I review the results and see "pin" on the first column. What's the purpose of this feature? How to best use it? Will very much appreciate your response. -
PT12.S4.Q6 - Chronic Fatigue SyndromeThis necessary assumption question discusses the treatment of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) with a newly developed drug. CFS is associated with thre…
... does not make the argument valid and would fall short of being a ... ) The conclusion in the stimulus takes the results of the experiments with the new drug to provide evidence to the ... not also connect it to the other parts of the argument.
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PTB.S1.Q19 - Carbon 14/land/water and when did life begin?Here was my original notes: this argument feels wrong ... like... it tells us that land life began NOT 0.5 billion years ago but probably like 1.2 b…
... original notes:
this argument feels wrong ... like... it ... years old does help the conclusion that land did ... to strengthen, because our conclusion is trying to REFUTE the fact of life beginning in the ... 't it weaken my argument? Because this would show ... -
(HELP) PT2.S4.Q9 - Clark brand name partsPremise 1: Clark brand name parts are made for cars manufactured in this country. Premise 2: they satisfy all the government's automotive tests. …
... alike and reliable.
Conclusion: you should prefer Clark brand ... seem to me the negation of this answer choice necessarily undermines the original argument. ... For answer C to be the necessary assumption of the original argument, however, we need ... -
PTB.S1.Q20 - The nature of English literature...For this question, I initially chose answer choice E because the background information really swept me up. My intuition told me that because the pas…
... all of these other linguistic influences, the answer choice probably had something to ... . Thus it follows that the "origin of English," referring to the language, played a ... -
PTA.S1.Q23 - The critic's response would most seriously...Can someone please explain this question I got the original and blind review answer wrong, and I am just very confused on how you come to the conclus…
Can someone please explain this question I got the original and blind review answer wrong, and I am just very confused on how you come to the conclusion of "E" being the correct answer choice. -
Winners of the 2023 7Sage 7K ScholarshipHi everyone! After considering a record number of applications (more than 700!), we’re thrilled to announce the winner and runners-up of the 7Sage…
... of applications (more than 700!), we’re thrilled to announce the ... winner and runners-up of the 7Sage 7K ... .
**The winner of the 7Sage 7K scholarship is Jehieli ... a scholarship of $7,000 to defray the cost of a legal ... -
Law Admissions Deans’ Roundtable: Strategizing the PS and Statements of PerspectiveGreetings, 7Sagers! On Tuesday, September 26 at 8pm ET, join 7Sage admissions consultant Tajira McCoy for another panel discussion with law school…
... the start of a new admissions cycle and we begin to discuss the nuances of the ... personal statement and how to incorporate your ... background and experience into some of the new ... -
PTA.S1.Q20 - In the country of Boldavia, only 1 percent of...Can someone provide some insight into why answer choice A is correct. I chose D because I identified the conflicting events/occurences to be the stea…
... I identified the conflicting events/occurences to be the steadily increasing proportion of left ... -handers in newer generations despite the ... actually be equal to past proportions if the amount of 20 year olds ... -
Making The Most of Prep TestsAny ideas on how to get the most mileage out of some of the earlier prep tests?
Any ideas on how to get the most mileage out of some of the earlier prep tests? -
Opinion on adding written out answers of the old LR questions.Hi, 7Sage, it's been a wonderful time having used your service, but I want to know what your opinion of adding written out answers to old LR question…
... the PTs before 16-17, the LR explanations are scant, with exceptions of ... video explanations. However, the problem with posting videos ... much time to review the question: you have to find the explanation of the answer choice ... -
Does 7SAGE take the lowest of 2 LRs when calculating scores?When we take a 4-part test on 7SAGE and it calculates our score, does the platform automatically take the lower of the 2 LR scores, does it flip 50/5…
... our score, does the platform automatically take the lower of the 2 LR scores ... have one already programmed as the experimental?
Finding that ... taking the lesser of the two LR sections.
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PT94.S4.Q10 - While the population of city X...PT94 - S4 - Q10 Is the solution D, because the stimulus does not mention which hospitals the patients are residing in? So even though one particul…
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Is the solution D, because the stimulus does not mention ... City X is medevac'd to the hospital in City Y they ... City X has 1/4th of the patients of City Y?
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PT94.S4.Q10 - While the population of city XOk so pretty much X 50 ppl Y has 100 ppl X 1 person hospitalized Y has 4 ppl hospitalized So initially I thought this doesn't really seem l…
... the drinking water of Y has DANGEROUSLY high toxins compared to that of ... X so that could cause more people to ... /> D*: (Read carefully) The hospitals in Y are of high quality and ... sent there let's say to get the pain medication that wouldn ... -
PTF97.S1.Q14 - In jurisdictions where the use of headlights is optionalThere is no explanation for this question on 7sage, so I'll just post a discussion that includes my reasoning on how I got this wrong in timed condit…
... use of headlights mandatory does nothing to reduce the overall number of collisions ... is what helps reach the link the gap of what is missing. ... It is also important to ... a reason to maybe why the jurisdiction implemented the law. It ... -
My takeawayIn a nutshell, the developer says there is a country whose strict regulatory rules ban personal property holders from erecting buildings on their plo…
... which was designed to protect the endangered species from the outset but would ... that would be obliged to avoid the endangerment of those rare species on ... . But this argument is the opposite of the developer's conclusion. Based on the factual grounds ... -
PT35.S1.Q17 - On the basis of the available evidenceCould anyone provide an example of a stimulus or anything that fits into the answer C? It doesn't actually have to be matching the content in C, just…
... an example of a stimulus or anything that fits into the answer ... actually have to be matching the content in C, just the form of "confusing ... questions, please use the format: "PT#.S#.Q# - brief description of the question."** -
PT 81.S2.Q13- Why the answer is A and not C makes no senseSo, I understand that the argument is saying that because incidences of the flu were lower during the 6 months of the public health campaign, that me…
... to the effectiveness of it?
The explanation argues that A speaks to the effectiveness of the ... the argument says that the campaign recommended hand washing specifically for reducing the transmission of the ... -
How to determine the ability to improve post June 2024Hello, I made a final push for June of 2024 (trying to maximize LG's) with the hope of hitting 170. I fell about five points short of that goal a…
... for June of 2024 (trying to maximize LG's) with the hope of hitting ... , I feel that the uphill battle to claw towards the 170 with just ... that I'm capable of getting close to that margin. I was ... way and was wondering how to approach the post-June LSAT if ... -
What is the purpose of a wrong answer journalI have just completed an analysis of my first practice test, and I'm writing things down in my wrong answer journal using 7sage. There's only a handf…
... have just completed an analysis of my first practice test, and ... a handful of questions I'm going to come back to in the future ... -
Winners of the 2024 7Sage 7K ScholarshipHi everyone! This year we got more than 1000 applications for our 7K scholarship! After combing through them all, we’re thrilled to announce the w…
... all, we’re thrilled to announce the winner and runners-up. ... please:
**The winner of the 7Sage 7K scholarship is Alexis ... receive a scholarship of $7,000 to defray the cost of a legal ... thank you for taking the time to submit your applications. We ... -
PT58.S4.Q23 - craters high pressure shocks characteristicOk..I feel there is just no way I could have got this question. It is a most strengthen question and I feel the answer choice weakens the argument.…
... does the craters being of different ages have to do with ... To strengthen an argument, you can't just prove the conclusion any ... 1) meteorite craters (2) of different ages (3) forming ... to the conclusion?
You should watch the video explanation of ... -
PT35.S1.Q23 - rejecting a belief evidenceHi all, this question comes from PT35, section 1, question 23, i chose E on this one. Can anyone share your thoughts on why E is incorrect? I tho…
... argument looks quite sound. The key here is to recognize the subject matter that the ... is trying to critique: the surest way to increase the overall correctness of one's ... conclusion to be drawn. But so what. The statistician is concerned with finding the ... -
improving consistency...Does anyone have any good advice on improving consistency within each section. I've been taking about 4 prep tests a week for a while now, and my sc…
... lot of strengthening questions wrong so I've gone back to the lessons ... from JY and gone over all the basics. ... I not breaking down the premises and conclusion correctly?
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PT53.S1.Q20 - lions and tigers are similar (diagraming question)How do I diagram this? http://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-53-section-1-question-20/
... ...the point I'd like to make is I believe I recall the conclusion of the argument ... making a bit of ... a leap in determining that the method ... -
What is the difference between an argument part question and method of reasoning question?I was wondering if someone can tell me any differences between the two question types above. I see that they are similar but, I don't see any differe…
... of reasoning questions, you usually have to explain the way the argument works. How does the argument ... reach its conclusion?
Defining a causal relationshipPrior to the LSAT I've never really considered why A causes B. I'm very unsure of my definition of a causal relationship and would like to put it out…
... chemical T in the water, chemical T causes the effect of fish developing ... S1 #12. It asks to weaken the conclusion that a causation relationship does ... (perhaps falsely) it means to strengthen the argument a causation relationship does exist ...Main Point/Weaken/StrengthenCurrently I'm struggling with the LR section mainly because I can't consistently get the weakening questions correct. I do 90-100% on Main Point and …
For some reason I have difficulty identifying the appropriate answer choice to weaken the support between Premise and Conclusion. What are some tips or techniques you use to identify the gap in an argument.Averages, Percentages, and Math!!(no offense to math majors)Non-math major here. So I found out that one of my biggest weaknesses in LR questions is the question type which deals with percentages and averages.…
... sort of trap your mind to buy the argument. However, as it is the evidence ... to know much more than that to make the conclusion. So, on these type of ... questions, you really don't need to ...
