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PT24.S2.Q17 - after the second world warhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-24-section-2-question-17/ This question was very confusing to me because I couldn't understand what assumpti…
... the decision to be repugnant--which would destroy the argument!
Thus, for the argument to ... majority of nations which is not mentioned in the argument at all. The conclusion is ... -
Got too many wrongs in LR, feeling hopeless.For some reasons, I spent most of my time on practicing LR and it is so far my worst section. Just took Pt47 today and got 22 wrong in LR. The breakd…
In a lot of LR review, I've learned ... you're 100% able to ID the conclusion and support given for it ... read, try to put the argument into more simple terms... the test will absolutely ... all set. Best 30 minutes of prep possible.
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PT26.S2.Q11 - commercial passenger airplaneshttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-26-section-2-question-11/ I chose E instead of A, and still don't see why A could support the argument bett…
... any risk to the passengers. This is important because the argument is that ... need to follow the three most important steps in LR.
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Necessary assumption q60.3.22 Is there a solid reason as to why C is not a necessary assumption? The premises clearly say that increasing demand causes gasoline price…
... 's easy to see the argument in light of the credited response, ... by the argument only within the context of the government policies in the ... to the stimulus' context. plus the government responsibility is referred to only in the conclusion of the stim. The ... -
In a slump =(I've been really delaying making this thread, partially in hopes that I would start hitting the scores I need to soon, and wouldn't need to basically…
... find the rest of the advice to be really really good. The idea to do an ... correctly identify the conclusion/premises? Did you identify the flaw and can you explain the flaw to ... it pays dividends on the rest of the test. Spotting the flaw is quite ... -
Does "A causes B" equal to A -->B?Hi, guys, I am confused with the relationship between "causation" and conditional logic. Could anyone give me some help? According to the lessons, it…
... simplify the argument, the principal wants us to believe that teaching improved the school. Conclusion. Why ... are we supposed to believe that ... failures but that's not the conclusion of his argument. -
PT19.S2.Q07 - a commonly accepted mythhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-19-section-2-question-07/ can someone please explain the reasoning behind the answer to this? thnx so much.
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The flaw in the argument is in equating probability ... and absolute numbers. It uses the ... group relative to the size of each group to draw a probabilistic conclusion.
Is this possibleI mean can you actually deteriorate in your ability to take LSAT as you study more? I've recently started taking PTs in the 50s after finishing the o…
I think people falsely assume that taking time off will cause them to forget their fundamentals and how to take the exam. Trust me, you will not forget how to map out a conditional argument or identify the conclusion.Strengthen and Weaken QuestionsSo, I've been taking LSAT courses and studying everyday for hours on end in preparation for my October exam. I took my 2nd diagnostic exam and did wo…
... beginning students to always be able to identify the premise and conclusion. More importantly, the relationship ... and conclusion. But I do agree with you that the idea of attacking ... a premise is a hard concept to grasp ...PT19.S2.Q23 - a museum director, in order to financehttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-19-section-2-question-23/ Can anyone kindly analyze this argument for me?
The conclusion of the argument is that the critics were right with their evaluation. What's the critics ... should ask yourself, what is the argument failing to consider? Or what has ... if something else caused the prices of the art to be doubled, leaving it ...PT51.S3.Q18 - the flagellum, which bacteria use to swimhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-51-section-3-question-18/ Ok. The explanation JY wrote is awesome, but I still don't understand why B is cor…
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The conclusion of the argument is basically that only having a few of the parts of the flagellum ... would do so by allowing the organism to swim.
This ... have had to help it swim.
The negation of this is ...PT20.S1.Q05 - archaeologist: a large corporationhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-20-section-1-question-05/ After reading the answers, I think I can see how this one justifies the argument b…
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First, you must identify the conclusion: "the offer should be rejected"
the lines of "no new construction ... not at all close to what the conclusion is saying.
the risk of losing evidence should ...Resolve the apparent conflict (june 04 LRsection , #15)After reviewing, i understand the conflict is that Kendrick says cig ads should be prevented but also remain legal. I dont understand how that's a co…
... ’re trying to resolve the conflict between the conclusion of one argument and the premise of another. I ... sifting through it to figure out the two conclusions. Many of the wrong answer ... remain legal. (B) Weakens the second conclusion, but has no effect on ...PT45.S1.Q12 - biologists have noted reproductive abnormalitiesI am having a problem seeing how a/c C WEAKENS. To me it looks like it is strengthening the argument. Maybe I am just misunderstanding how the ar…
... the argument in the stimulus.
Conclusion: dioxin is unlikely to be the cause (of the ... if the conclusion had said that dioxin was LIKELY the cause of the abnormalities ... : (A) attacks the person. (B) seems to weaken the argument by undermining a ...ReasoningHi I was hoping someone could answer a question that i have been struggling with. In the question stem what is the difference between "reasoning" and…
... of premises and a conclusion; the premises support the conclusion and together the form a whole argument ... an argument. How do the premises add up to support the conclusion? This is the reasoning of the argument ...56.2.9 Rifka: We do notThis might be one of the more frustrating questions I have come across! Can someone breakdown the answer choices (specifically why A is better than B…
... to stop and ask for directions (/N).
So the argument ...
R makes the implicit assumption that they are ... conclusion without offering any reasons to reject any of ... the fact we are lost," thereby allowing him to come to a different conclusion of ...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…
... you do not always have to find the conclusion are must be true ... just sets of facts. You may be able to make the argument that it ... isn't necessary to find the conclusion on some point of ...PT 76, S4, 21I'm having trouble seeing how C undermines the argument over D. Can someone help? Thanks
The conclusion of the argument is that the chess program contributed to the students' academic achievement in other ... doesn't have much to do with the argument. It's about students ... it's not even about the group of students the argument addresses.Flaw questions masked as NA questionsI was just wondering how I can automatically pick up on when a flaw question is really a necessary assumption question in disguise. Do arguments with…
... an articulation of the flaw that the argument fallaciously uses to reach its conclusion.
the conclusion of the argument to be true. It must be ...PT60.S1.Q3 - sulfur dioxide in atmosphereI translated the following into lawgic: ES and SPIL --> OS SPIL---> OS/e /E and SPIL Therefore, ES--> OS I don't understand why in the video…
... a bit of tone to the argument: "the increase is troubling." The final sentence ... If you delete the second sentence, the substance of the argument remains: If ... to correctly run the contrapositive of the conditional, which allows us to draw the conclusion ...Could really use some guidance.I am getting really flustered to be completely honest. I am not getting much better at this test due to the fact that I just tend to overthink every …
I am able to identify 99.9% of the time what are the premises and the conclusion. I ... am also able to call ... us to, not attack the Premise, not attack the conclusion, but wreck the relationship between the ...June 2016 LSATWho else is going to take the June 2016 LSAT? I'd love to connect with you. :)
... choice with 100% confidence. At the conclusion of the timed test, print a clean ... as deep as you need to into the argument/fact set and work ... to eliminate and confirm with 100% ...PT8.S1.Q10 - if the public library shared I think the error that author makes is false equation (population # = # of library users) but can someone explain answers (B) and (E) in further det…
... The conclusion of the argument is that more people will be within walking distance of the library. The ... fact that some people walk 20 miles to the ... current location is not relevant to the argument.
...BR?How do I do BR?
... choice with 100% confidence. At the conclusion of the timed test, print a clean ... as deep as you need to into the argument/fact set and work ... to eliminate and confirm with 100% ...PT 69.S1.Q25 - a folktale is a traditional story told in an entertaining wayhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-69-section-1-question-25/ Ok, a can be properly inferred if which of the following is assumed questions. …
Also, the conclusion of the argument seems to be that "Folktales don't ... insight/wisdom = deeper meaning then the argument would be sound already and ... 't be an assumption gap to fill, so we can't ... . It doesn't clearly address the deeper meaning aspect at all ...PT63.S3.Q18 - the probability of avoiding heart diseaseThis question just doesn't seem to click for me any which way I look at it... I don't see how answer choice (A) is the correct answer. If someone has…
... fatty foods increases.
Conclusion: Therefore, the chances of maintaining good health is ... certainly don't allow us to draw the conclusion. The first premise is about ... not" be done. The argument only describes a set of facts.
NA and SA QuestionsI totally understand the difference between these two question types. However, when SA questions are not logic based, I pick the answer choice that k…
... to guarantee the conclusion. But negating it doesn't necessarily negate the conclusion.
Example: Argument ... t guarantee the conclusion. Bill could still be one of the other, ... to guarantee the conclusion. Bill has to be hairy.
Of course the ...Doubt in necessary assumptionI was reading the Trainer and I came through a simple example "She does not consume too much caffeine because she only drinks one cup of coffee a da…
... the 'argument', it seems to me that the focus is more on the destruction of the 'conclusion' of the argument from the ... negation of the ...PT44.S2.Q13 - the solution to anyThis is a hard SA question, and I don't see what I am missing. How is answer choice A a sufficient assumption? My diagram: (Solution to environm…
... /> We need to fill the gap. The sufficient condition of the conclusion triggers the the premise chain by ... A fits the bill. All of the other answers are out of the scope of the argument’s ...PT44.S2.Q13 - the solution to anyThis is a hard SA question, and I don't see what I am missing. How is answer choice A a sufficient assumption? My diagram: (Solution to environm…
... a valid argument. But it doesn't - the conclusion refers to the whole world of environmental ... to make the argument valid is the gap between these two worlds: the complete world of the conclusion ...
