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A few small tips for your final LSAT prep.Hi everyone -- I know that many of you are getting ready to take the exam, and so with J.Y.’s blessing I thought it might be helpful for me to pos…
... notecard for each type of Logical Reasoning question. On one side ... particular LSAT practice exam and order them in terms of difficulty ... -
The Curse: Logical indicators in everyday conversationsI've been cursed by your wizardry, @"J.Y. Ping". Walking around with my attorney friend yesterday discussing a trial (I'm also her legal assistant…
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Order of PTsAfter starting PTs a couple weeks ago with 36 and going in order from there, I started to wonder what other approaches people take to doing PTs. So f…
... with 36 and going in order from there, I started to ... everyone just do them in order and eventually see a decrease ... or deliberately in a different order, but perhaps saving a few ... -
2 Logical Reasoning SectionsI took the June LSAT and got -3 on one logical reasoning section and -6 on the other. Do these two sections have the same problem types? I just wonde…
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LSAT TRAINER: Translating Conditional Statements (pg. 256/257 - exercise)Hello everybody, I was wondering if anybody could help clarify something for me. I am currently reading chapter 18 on the trainer re: SA and …
... " is used as a necessary indicator (vs. J.Y negate - sufficient ... that "no" is a sufficient indicator (vs. J.Y negate - necessary ... back from progressing through the logical reasoning section/question types.
Is skipping around in order of reading questions or question options a good/non harmful strategy?As I've been doing more and more practice sets and going through problems showcased in the tutorial videos, I've started to not just read things like…
... like answer options in the order that they're listed when ...Applying rules in logic games strategically and out of orderI've found that sometimes it really matters what order you apply the rules when going thru individual questions in the LG sections. Apply the right r…
... sometimes it really matters what order you apply the rules when ... the rules in a suboptimal order, then you sometimes have incomplete ... any guidance for the best order to begin applying rules in ... apply rules in the perfect order but during a pressured exam ...Making Inferences more quicklyHello, I started/purchased the 7Sage Starter on May 31, 2015. That was actually the first day I started studying for the LSAT (I haven't used any …
... % of the Core curriculum). In order to get into the law ... really been working on the logical reasoning, and I am comfortable ...Logical Reasoning Philosophy classI'm wondering if anyone has taken a philosophy course in logical reasoning. If you have, how did you find it? Did you feel it gave you a stronger fou…
... taken a philosophy course in logical reasoning. If you have, how ...Diagramming Conditionals without indicator wordsSo I'm two months into studying for the Oct. LSAT and am working on improving my accuracy regarding necessary assumption questions. I encountered 2 p…
... we can diagram conditionals without indicator words like (if or without ...Syllabus orderDoes it matter if I skip all over the syllabus? Should I be doing the curriculum in order?
Does it matter if I skip all over the syllabus? Should I be doing the curriculum in order?Favorite Logical Reasoning Resources?Hey guys! Just wanted to ask what you think the best resources for Logical Reasoning are out there. I would especially like to work on parallel reaso…
... think the best resources for Logical Reasoning are out there. I ...Logical negationThe logical negation of "At least some rhinoceroses whose horns are periodically trimmed off will be able to attract mates," is "none of the rhinocer…
The logical negation of "At least some rhinoceroses whose horns are periodically trimmed off will be able to attract mates," is "none of the rhinoceroses whose horns are periodically trimmed off will be able to attract mates." correct?Reviewing Logical ReasoningHey guys! I hope preparing for the Oct. LSAT is going well for you :) I was wondering how you review for logical reasoning questions after getting th…
... wondering how you review for logical reasoning questions after getting them ... do you do this for logical reasoning? Sometimes, I notice that ...PT38.S4.Q14 - reducing speed limitshttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-38-section-4-question-14/ The conclusion is that reducing speed limits neither saves lives nor protects the…
... but there is actually no indicator that the author thinks the ... , then D would be perfectly logical. But that last part isn ...Help with logical reasoningSo I'm currently going on my fourth month of studying, I have seen improvements in analytical reasoning and reading comp, although these improvements…
... get the hang
Of logical reasoning, the most
I ... how they managed to conquer logical reasoning?!Advice on PT order!Hi everyone, I'm taking the October test and needed some advice on if i should be doing the PT's in numerical order or if I should jump to the later …
... the PT's in numerical order or if I should jump ... should just keep continuing in order or make the jump to ...Logical Reasoning SectionsIs it true that in the logical reasoning sections that questions in the middle (11-20) are more difficult?
Is it true that in the logical reasoning sections that questions in the middle (11-20) are more difficult?Why are LSAT scores given so much weight for admissions decisions?Dear JY, I love your website. The explanations for the logical games are carefully thought out and well presented. I wished I knew about your web…
... website. The explanations for the logical games are carefully thought out ... with sufficiency/ necessary and formal logical concepts. Does the either the ... the LSAT is a good indicator of first year grades. As ...Is the word "then" an indicator word introducing a necessary condition and/or a conclusion?I am wondering if the word "then" introduces a necessary condition and/or the conclusion to premise(s); and if "then" is only pertinent to conditiona…
... " on any official list of indicator words that introduce necessary conditions ...Is "as long as" a sufficient condition indicator?Is "as long as" a sufficient condition indicator or does it depend on context? ex) As long as you study for the LSAT, you will get into any law sc…
... long as" a sufficient condition indicator or does it depend on ...Logical Reasoning Question typeHey!! Does anyone have a word document or PDF form of each type of logical reasoning questions with like 20-50 question types of it. I'm trying to ma…
Hey!! Does anyone have a word document or PDF form of each type of logical reasoning questions with like 20-50 question types of it. I'm trying to make a packet like this to drill and it's taking me forever! Someone have a kind soul..please haha19 Logical Fallacies List Gone?Hi! Just wondering if anyone knows where that great list of 19 logical fallacies went? It was really good and comprehensive. Cheers.
Hi! Just wondering if anyone knows where that great list of 19 logical fallacies went? It was really good and comprehensive. Cheers.Writing out logical equationsHey folks, For which question types in LR am I supposed to write out a logical equations (translating the stimulus)? And, for those question types…
... supposed to write out a logical equations (translating the stimulus)? And ... employ intuition vs. writing out logical equations?
I'm ... translating convoluted/complex stimulus into logical equations and then back into ...Polishing up my skills in order to succeed come June 6thHello again So, still stuck in the 165-169 window after 6 full PTs with an extra section added into the first 3. My highest LR priorities give…
... relevant curriculum and webinars in order to give myself a refresher ...All that is needed for B is AHi, I am practicing turning the kind of colloquial English sentences on the LSAT into strict logical statements. For example, take the following s…
... on the LSAT into strict logical statements. For example, take the ... to do nothing.
- In order for ‘evil’ to prevail, all ...Assumptions and a peculiar patternOkay let me just start from the start. My cold diagnostic was a 145 (June 2007). Since then I've studied for about a month and a half taking a PT sco…
... which I've scored in order of PrepTests, 0/3 (0 ... %). I've been through the Logical Reasoning Bible and my assumption ...Logical ReasoningCan anybody tell me what logical reasoning questions that you must be wary of extreme language (only, whenever, all, etc) when approaching? I know in…
Can anybody tell me what logical reasoning questions that you must ...Is 7sage missing a question type in logical reasoning? Evaluate the Argument QuestionsIs 7sage missing a question type in logical reasoning? Evaluate the Argument Questions
Is 7sage missing a question type in logical reasoning? Evaluate the Argument QuestionsDoes anybody go too fast? How to slow down?7sage has helped me so much with content, but there seems to be one issue I can't find discussed anywhere: does anybody have timing problems and go T…
... and go TOO FAST? In order to get better with the ... . I have noticed that for logical reasoning and reading comprehension, I ...
