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PT 1 S4 Q15 : Why is E the correct choice?So... the correct answer choice is E and I'm really trying to understand why that is the case. Is it because E is basically destroying the evidence w…
... would not be able to support the conclusion? If dogs, while ... the conclusion right? The conclusion is saying that dogs **almost always** prefer to ... are misidentifying the conclusion and task. The conclusion of the argument is that the findings of the study ... -
Guessing on answersFor those of you who score above 170, how often do you guess on answers? On my last practice test, I got stuck on an LR question and sunk so much tim…
... complete guesses. I began to understand the context of questions better. When I ... I could identify why and why not I liked the choices ... specifically and make an argument for them ... . It was not always the right argument, but I knew why ... -
How to stay calm during the Real LSAT?Hi all, I recently sat for the Nov LSAT. I put in my ear buds, took a deep breath even did some meditation right before the test. But when I star…
... breaths to simulate the real exam.
For the remaining of ... my PTs, I am going to take them ... + mind are even more used to the time and setting.
... in LR is IDENTIFY THE CONCLUSION as a sense of grounding. This skill ... -
PT14.S2.Q25- A letter submitted to the editor of a nationalWould really appreciate an explanation on why E is the correct answer choice. The use of math in the stimuli always kills me:/
... conclusion solely on general stats.
**stimulus:** author failed to consider the ... of a flying mammal
here's a **similar argument ... ** that i made up:
"_since more than 95% of the ... -
PT59.S2.Q15 - key word shift flaw?**Admin Note: Edited to remove the Question Stem and Answer Choices. Please review the [Forum Rules](https://7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/15). …
... the conclusion] ... And this one is _so sneaky!!_
... in the argument ... , by changing the meaning of the word, the premise(s)-conclusion connection ... the conclusion, it's referred to as something else (the countenance/tolerance of ... -
PTB.S1.Q7 - Generic drugsThis is hurting my brain. #Help
... we aren't trying to prove the conclusion but just take it one ... step closer.
A.) The cost of the ... being the same as the ones in the generic counterparts doesn't affect the argument ... -
Tips for MSS, Strengthen and Weaken Qs?anything would help. i really sturggle on these
... took around 2 days to do all the weakening questions I had ... is:
1. Identify the conclusion
2. Identify how the information is supporting it ... . If I can predict the flaw in the argument. This sets me up ... -
PT9.S4.Q11 - Great works of art are in huge city museumsSome critics say it's unfair that so many great works of art are in huge city museums, since those people already have access to lots of art. But th…
... the many other measurements the could be used to, "get the greatest number of people the ... the critics argument cold. This works great to justify the conclusion.
E--incorrect--intended to ... -
PT5.S3.Q11- Professor SmithI selected E. I thought the people's confidence was important. If the other scientists knew that the people's confidence in professor smith was low, …
... 's what C gets at. the conclusion of the argument excludes so many other far ... they're just trying to get to the bottom of this).
i ... to take it as it is and try to find the flaw in the argument ... -
PTA.S1.Q5 - Productivity in the officeI am having a hard time understanding why AC E is better than D. I also do not understand what makes B wrong.
... what happens if we were to negate the conclusion. What if unauthorized breaks ... to weaken the argument and knowing what the argument depends on, we have an idea of ... this negate the conclusion? No. The manager doesn't care about the most efficient ... -
PTA.S1.Q23 - Health association and critic re certain studiesI am really confused by this question, partially because I'm not sure what the question stem is asking us to do, but then also, I don't get why the a…
... that one of the answer choices is using the HA's argument as ... support, and we need to find the conclusion that ... (more than 51%) of patients, if told to exclude meat, would ... that 1) the study was flawed 2) many of these subjects ... -
Necessary Assumption QuestionsNecessary assumption questions are kicking my ass. If anyone has any resources or a way of teaching it to me I would be forever thankful. I understan…
... to think of the necessary assumption is that it is proven/supported by the conclusion of the argument ... . Unlike the sufficient assumption, which proves the conclusion of an argument, the necessary assumption ... -
For Loophole Users: How do you verify the accuracy of your CLIRs drills?I am wondering if I'm doing mine correctly. My assumption is that once it "clicks," I can self-correct. But I might be wrong so I'm wondering how tho…
... the book) you'll have to just take the time to review your understanding of the ... you are able to recognize the types of stimulus and what to do for ... conclusion... this is an argument, so I need a loophole," but to be ... -
PT1.4.19 - Negative attitudes towards the elderlyWould you classify the stimulus as a set of premises or an argument?
... this is an argument.
I think, the conclusion is that 'unless ... have to understand the context of 'no necessary connection' from the question the stimulus poses ... is nothing immoral about disliking the process of getting old.
Survey: Which is the most confusing LR question you have come across in a Practice Test?If a few questions recur, I might edit this post to include a poll!
... feels like a ridiculous jump to weaken the conclusion.
Ah, yes ... ..."
One way of framing a "the most difficult" question is ... eliminating answers is difficult to do definitively. Is the argument cogent, is it ...Logical Reasoning Help: Necessary AssumptionHello all, I'm having a bit of trouble parsing out the language I find in any NA question stimulus. I often have to take bullet notes or diagram, whi…
... rarely enough on its own to make the conclusion true. That can only ... make the conclusion true. It's more like, an invisible consequence of validity ... , something that is triggered by the validity of the argument, but we don't ...Rescheduling ConsiderationI'm sure this has been covered before so I apologize in advance for the redundancy...but I'm having serious second thoughts about writing April 2021 …
... to taking the PT and reviewing it in detail. Identify the types of ... questions you are missing consistently, and review lessons, ... you can still switch to June LSAT flex for ... /> Take a step back, identify your weaknesses, zone in on ...Strengthening Questions - HelpDoes any one have any tips to help me improve my score on strengthening questions in LR? I don't know why I can't seem to get it.
... powerful statements, not necessarily making the argument 100% valid (unless it's ... 's in common with the premise to make the conclusion more valid, even if ... better to see the "degree" of powerful statements that were possible to fit the bill ...Suggestions for LRI have been scoring -3 to -7 in LR disregard all the efforts I made just to improve my LR. I have read the manhattan prep LR, the trainer, the loopho…
... list of all that is wrong with the argument. I'm willing to bet ... of stupid, avoidable mistakes and legitimate reasoning errors. The former is easier to identify ... and fix; the latter is something ...Studying for June LSAT - Already Completed LSAT TrainerHi everyone! I completed the LSAT Trainer and my highest PT was a 163. I decided to start using 7Sage after hearing good reviews on the program. Sinc…
... at least some of the core curriculum. I benefited from the lessons on causation ... think a good example is the idea of a conditional rule "falling ... also prefer 7sage's approach to "identify the disagreement" questions and A/B ...BR on Reading Comprehension?Hey everyone! I wondered if anyone had any tips on improving RC when my timed score is -13 but untimed is -5. Once it's untimed, I can start to parse…
... , once you understand the structure of the argument use your time to understand the KEY points ... lessons. Get into the habit of knowing where the argument indicators are and understanding the FLOW of the ...PT72.S3.Q7 - In one study hospital patients' immune systemI'm not sure if this is the correct place? Are we allowed to ask questions about individual questions? If it's not allowed (sorry!) let me know and I…
... the right answer attacks/contradicts the conclusion. Why? Aren't we supposed to not ... attack Goku or the ... because the conclusion of the argument clearly states that patients with a greater tendency to laugh ...How does one master LG?I feel as though I have been doing LG forever now. I am finally getting the game types one by one but it should not be taking me this long. Does anyo…
... 95% of the time and once you have the bones of the structure ... able to identify the games quickly it allows you to setup the game ... trouble Skip the game. this is one of the best lessons I have ... learned. SKIP SKIP SKIP move on get the ...Now why in the lawd’s name would the LSAT people do that?PT81.S2.Q22 Older tests actually tested logic. These new tests just rewards your ability to weed through a pile of sh!t and narrow it down to the …
... AC weaken an argument? It makes the conclusion less likely to follow. It doesn ... isolation or in the context of the original answers might seem to strengthen, or ... is a go-to technique to inflate the difficulty of a question. The test writer ...Now why in the lawd’s name would the LSAT people do that?PT81.S2.Q22 Older tests actually tested logic. These new tests just rewards your ability to weed through a pile of sh!t and narrow it down to the …
... AC weaken an argument? It makes the conclusion less likely to follow. It doesn ... isolation or in the context of the original answers might seem to strengthen, or ... is a go-to technique to inflate the difficulty of a question. The test writer ...Moving on without reading all answers on LR (and RC)Hi @Juliet-- , and all, I know typically it is best i have heard to read all answer choices for LR to make sure you are correct and not being tricked…
... you don't know what the conclusion of the argument is, you have no business ... I really need to "prove" E? We do the same thing ... are always trying to maximize our efficiency... when to move on. ... in the range between skipping a question on sight to confirming ...Now why in the lawd’s name would the LSAT people do that?PT81.S2.Q22 Older tests actually tested logic. These new tests just rewards your ability to weed through a pile of sh!t and narrow it down to the …
... - kill the argument by trashing the connection between the evidence provided and the conclusion drawn.
of the lone data set being relied upon to draw the conclusion. Whatever ...What is this stimulus even trying to say?Proposals for extending the United States school year to bring it more in line with its European and Japanese counterparts are often met with the obj…
... conclusion, it is also the beginning of the argument.
The author states that the proposal to ... change the vacation ...Main ConclusionCan the correct answer to a main conclusion question be something that was never explicitly stated in the stimulus? For example, if the stimulus says…
... those lines. If the question simply asks to identify the main conclusion then it will ... be explicitly stated in the passage ... PTs the main conclusion answer choices paraphrase the MC, so be weary of that ...PT41.S1.Q5 - My issue is in the the stimulus finding the conclusionMy issue is in the the stimulus finding the conclusion. Can Someone please help? **Admin note: edited title; please use the format of "PT#.S#.Q# -…
... they believe the studies were flawed to support his conclusion. The heart and conclusion of the argument is ... that he believes that the ...
