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For those with T6 aspirations, is it 175+ or bust now?This is something I've been thinking about recently. Has the 'meta' changed for those who hope to go to a T6 law school? This past cycle, we've s…
... and a bit faulty. The general conclusion was to say that more matters ... are easy to find - you just look at each of the law ... by my argument. I still think that, given none of us ... applicant and future lawyer to reduce the importance of softs (arbitrarily, since ... -
For those with T6 aspirations, is it 175+ or bust now?This is something I've been thinking about recently. Has the 'meta' changed for those who hope to go to a T6 law school? This past cycle, we've s…
... a bit faulty. The general conclusion was to say that more matters ... my argument. I still think that, given none of us ... applicant and future lawyer to reduce the importance of softs (arbitrarily, ... could subtract out the number of people admitted to both. Where ... -
No idea how to identify an answer in harder flaw questions.SO it seems to be easy to own easy flaw questions but the harder ones...the answers are so vague! And I've been getting everyone of the harder flaws …
... sound? Do you identify the 'flow' of the arguments from premises to conclusion? Have you memorized ... the flaws? Can you recite ... takes you a few encounters to harness the logic of each stimulus. -
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... . Identify question stem
6. Identify gap(s) in argument
7. Identify ways to ... to question the effectiveness of their default reading mode. The vast majority of us have to ... -
Hopeless... - June & July LSAT 2018Hello all, I'm new to 7sage, still in the free account (unfortunately, found out about 7sage after signing up for another in-person class $1400). I …
... flaws, knowing valid and invalid argument forms, confidence in parsing difficult ... the "easier" questions on PTs can teach us lessons.
To get the ... best view of where your ... -
“Presupposes as evidence..”Hi, all! So I’ve noticed that I consistently sit there trying to understand the answer choice for flaw questions “presupposes as evidence the conc…
... one of the most common flawed argument types out there. I had the pleasure (?) of ... evidence the conclusion **it** is trying to establish," it referring to the conclusion. Assuming the conclusion as evidence of the conclusion ... -
PT75.S3.Q23 - Amateur gardeners who plant based onIn this necessary assumption question, gardeners who plant according to the phases of the moon despite the fact that the phases of the moon do not af…
The conclusion of the of the argument only says that you are LESS LIKELY to lose plants to a frost if you plant according to the phases of the moon. The answer you suggested would be a sufficient assumption but not necessary. -
Differentiation between premise and contextHow do you differentiate between the context and the premise? Do you always have to have a premise indicator in order to have a premise?
... the spaces around the argument, but it doesn't do the work of linking premises to conclusion ... . If you ID the conclusion of an argument and ... -
PT75.S3.Q23 - Amateur gardeners who plant based onIn this necessary assumption question, gardeners who plant according to the phases of the moon despite the fact that the phases of the moon do not af…
Identify the conclusion first. . . from there you need to ask yourself . . . What ... am I assuming for the conclusion to make sense. In this case ... the phases of the moon are less likely to lose plants to ... know anything about the phases of the moon. So I ... -
Assumption vs. Causation questionsCan someone explain the difference between assumption questions and causation questions when it comes to strengthening/weakening questions? I am comp…
... would be to find the AC that allows this causal argument to be properly ... moves it in that direction conclusion.
Hopefully that helps ... myself, when it comes to understanding the fundamentals of weakening strengthening questions, I ... -
premisesThe prep books basically say to identify the premise and move on. However, in my research, I have found different types of premises; suspended premis…
... worry about trying to memorize all of that. It will ... need to be able to recognize the premises and the conclusion of an argument. For ... a major premise/sub conclusion, which is a ... to understand when it comes to this. I started out not understanding argument ... -
Strengthening QuestionsSo I am watching the Webinar on Weakening and Strengthening questions and I have a questions about the first question. The first question is a stren…
... strengthens the argument....A does not seem like it supports thew conclusion if the conclusion ... immunity to the fungus and they're all doing fine," which supports the conclusion of "the ... -
Strengthening QuestionsSo I am watching the Webinar on Weakening and Strengthening questions and I have a questions about the first question. The first question is a stren…
... looking for the answer choice that strengthens the argument and blocks the alternative. ... the argument....A does not seem like it supports thew conclusion if the conclusion ... to the fungus and they're all doing fine," which supports the conclusion of "the ... -
PT3.S2.Q3 - In Europe, schoolchildren devote time duringI think this is a necessary assumption question. Correct me if I'm wrong please! _Summary of stimulus:_ _Context:_ In the EU, schoolchildren do…
... think the key to the answer is the author's 'only if' conditional in the conclusion ... way for a child to achieve the goal of becoming physically fit other ... is talking about). For the argument to be valid, the author does not have ... -
PT14.S2.Q21 - In response to high mortality in area hospitalsDoes anybody have any idea why the answer choice is (a) for this question? I couldn't find an answer so I ended up eliminating all of the answer choi…
... had when doing this question. The conclusion of the argument is that doctors were taking ... were suspended. "A' seems to challenge the argument by noting that NOT doing ... the surgeries can lead to more problematic ... -
PT30.S4.Q20 - Consumer Advocate: The introduction of a new drug<font color="red"> **Admin edit: Please review our <a href="https://7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/15/forum-rules">forum rules</a>. Posting lice…
... be brought to market. The argument seems to emphasize that our understanding of the antihistamine drug ... leaves a lot to be desired, but the way the conclusion ... -
PT4.S1.Q23 - When 100 people who have not used cocaineHi All, Having a bit of trouble getting my head around this question. Originally chose B, but correct answer is C. Had a bit of a crack at it, an…
... can't be sure of the ratio of cocaine to non-cocaine users in ... test positive. So the conclusion of the argument no longer holds -- the majority of those who test ... the author's conclusion to hold, the author has to "take into account what proportion of the ... -
Weaken questionsHi guys, One question ! I am actually not understanding how I should approach Weakening questions. I understand that you have to identify the prem…
... understand the stimulus in the questions, but due to the difficult nature of the passages ... the curriculum attacking the premise literally does nothing to the argument. We are to weaken the ... This is why being able to identify the assumption will save you from ... -
3 months to study - tips please?Hi! I've started my 7Sage course this week and I've just finished up until learning how to BR. I guess the serious business only starts after that…
... to do 40 hours a week of studying. Do 10-20, take the ... time to review and ... completely understand the elements of the question. Identify the conclusion and the supporting ... -
Which of the following most logically completes the passage?Does anyone have tips on how to attack these sort of questions? Also, what category of questions does this particular type of question belong to? …
... been reading through the different approaches to this type of question and from ... in different ways:
-Identify the Conclusion
-Most Strongly Supported
to best approach them but @JustDoIt ... -
Study schedule leading up to test dayHi everyone, So I've finished the CC, took a PT to see where I'm at and, like lots of others, was disappointed in my score. My BR score is about 6…
... where I'm planning to spend the majority of my studying time - I ... Main Conclusion and Point-at-Issue questions; I'll move through the ... valid/invalid argument forms using "lawgic". I'm referring to them multiple ... -
Flaw QuestionsI've been drilling Flaw questions pretty hard the last two days and I'm not making much of an improvement. On the easier questions (lvl1-3) I can eas…
... for example not able to correctly identify the structure of the stimulus. You may then ... helps to isolate the fluff and focus on the argument except when the context ... may provide useful information to answer the question ... -
High 160s Plateau..My most recent fresh preptest was PT80 during which I scored a 167. My score seems to hover in that region. Any advice on piercing that veil? Gene…
... looking for the conclusion, I tend to not comprehend the words on the page because ... 'm too concerned with trying to find the conclusion. It's like my ... have a general understanding of the argument, hunting out the conclusion first, etc.)
High 160s Plateau..My most recent fresh preptest was PT80 during which I scored a 167. My score seems to hover in that region. Any advice on piercing that veil? Gene…
... **looking for the conclusion**, I **tend to not comprehend the words** on the page because ... 'm too concerned with trying to find the conclusion. It's like my ... have a general understanding of the argument, hunting out the conclusion first, etc.)
> ...When do I draw stuff out for a Logical Reasoning question?I am having a hard time recognizing when I should draw out the argument structure to help me with the question (A---->B ect...) When do you decide…
... bracket the conclusion of an argument if the stimulus is particularly wordy or difficult to understand ... . It help to hone in on what the argument is really trying to ... do vs. getting lost in the weeds of ...Taking too long to complete modulesHello All, I'm fairly new at this but I've noticed I'm taking 2x as long to complete the the course sections than what is listed. For example, I j…
... and 10 just to get an idea of the gradation of difficulty and see ... to identify the core argument properly, and failed to identify the proper answer despite identifying the core argument correctly ...Looking for encouragement from longer term studiersHi 7sagers, my name is Eliza and I am struggling with my morale and confidence with the LSATS. I need your **advice/encouragement** from all you **lo…
... honing my ability to identify correctly the core argument and flaw in the stimulus. For ... to the questions become closer to what LSAT requires you of, seems to me the key to ... cultivate both your ability to tackle the questions ...PT14.S4.Q18 - According to a government official involved inHey guys. I’m hoping some of you LSAT masters can help with this question. I’ve been trying to wrap my brain around it for the past few days with no …
Argument summary:
Premise 1: Tapes show that pilots of small aircraft ... .
Analysis:
The argument has 2 glaring weak points ... . Second, even if the coincidence is useful, the conclusion seems to deal with all ...PT16.S3.Q7 - John: In 80 percent of car accidentsHi guys, can someone please help break this argument down. Thanks a lot! :) **Admin note: edited title**
... the argument concludes:
A---->B
The other common form of the ... "not solitary." The lesson here is to follow the thread of the argument! Know what is ... as a sufficient condition and the conclusion functions as a necessary condition ...PMOR HelpHey all, quick question for everyone in here: has anyone come across a set of 'rules' like we have for parallel flaw. In paralllel flaw we have the 1…
... list of all the common valid argument forms in the CC ... most relationship lessons. I think just doing more of them, ... from which I can continue to build?
to get the most of it, you should ... glad to try to give you an example of how ...
