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How to tell apart from different types of grouping games?I seem to have a difficult time telling apart (or recognizing ) grouping games w/ a chart, regular grouping games, and grouping games with sub-catago…
... board itself (3 items per group), but the pieces can repeat ... is usually with group 1 has more pieces than group 2, or other ... is usually with group 1 has more pieces than group 2, or other ... -
How to tell apart from different types of grouping games?I seem to have a difficult time telling apart (or recognizing ) grouping games w/ a chart, regular grouping games, and grouping games with sub-catago…
... is usually with group 1 has more pieces than group 2, or ... of slots in each group determined. I think the ... , put them in each group. The latter is also ... you have rules like "Group 1 must have more members than ... of slots in each group are both undetermined. In ... -
PT2.S2.Q11 - If the forest continuesCan someone explain why the correct answer to this question is B? I'm completely stumped on this, as D seems like the right answer to me. <strong>…
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PT2.S2.Q11 - If the forest continuesCan someone explain why the correct answer to this question is B? I'm completely stumped on this, as D seems like the right answer to me. <strong>…
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Could anyone help me with this conditional conundrum?So I've been studying for lsat for some time now and i always had this question i couldn't sort out in my head. For certain describe the flaw questi…
... have two groups of NCs. Group 1 (G1) = all things contributing to ... growth. Group 2 (G2) = all things inhibiting ... -
How to schedule retakes?For those that retake, how should you pick a section to retake? For example, if you wanna do an LR section, which retake should you do? I assume some…
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Group 1 tests I saved for full ... heavily on this group for drills. Group 3 I didn ... “mature” into Group 1 tests. Same thing with Group 4. There’s ... Of course, there’s also Group Pristine. If you’re ... 1 and 2 to work your way up. Take Group ... -
How to schedule retakes?For those that retake, how should you pick a section to retake? For example, if you wanna do an LR section, which retake should you do? I assume some…
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> Group 1 tests I saved for full ... heavily on this group for drills. Group 3 I didn’ ... “mature” into Group 1 tests. Same thing with Group 4. There’s ... course, there’s also Group Pristine. If you’re ... 1 and 2 to work your way up. Take Group ... -
Digital Logic Games - Best Practices?Hi everybody! Was hoping to be able to poll the sages (or anyone that feels the are able to consistently go -0/-1 in Logic Games) about best practice…
... a few things
**1)** I highlight the rules when ... , exactly two in group 1 and exactly 4 in group 2).
**2 ... reminding myself to look for 1 CBT EXCEPT. Conversely you could ... look for 1 MBF... You could also highlight ... -
"Provided" necessary or sufficient condition?Hi, I was wondering if "provided that" is a necessary or sufficient assumption indicator? (Please see below) You will appreciate cultural differ…
... assumed to always be a group 1, sufficient assumption indicator just because ... />
If it's strictly group one, why?
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One rule that confuses meI sometimes see a rule that says something like: X does not play in the same match with K J.Y then interprets this rule as X --- > /K Where …
... , because "X is not in group 1" is exactly equivalent to "X ... is in group 2" when there are exactly ... /K, that means two things: 1) when I see X, I ... one of them in each group, so that's no problem ... -
⚖ Official June 2020 LSAT-Flex Discussion Thread ⚖Hey 7Sagers, Here's the official June 2020 LSAT-Flex Discussion Thread. <center><font color="red">**Please keep all discussions of the June 202…
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THE ONLYHow would you diagram “the only thing you need for A is B ” and “the only way to have C is through D”? Are these two the same statements? I’m sta…
... using "the only" as a group 1 conditional indicator:
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Help me diagram a sentence, pleaseDuring my drills, I was really confused by the following sentence that I made up myself. (I knew it might not make sense in scientific terms, pleas…
... 't functioning as a logical operator because it is ... , "Is" becomes the logical operator and you are left ... "Genetic Material." And the logical operator is "is." It ... other "miscellaneous" indicators in detail in the lesson on "Miscellaneous Logical Indicators." -
THE ONLYHow would you diagram “the only thing you need for A is B ” and “the only way to have C is through D”? Are these two the same statements? I’m sta…
Something that helped me perfect identifying which group "the only" belongs too was saying "the only is the only (in group 1)." Every other usage with the word only will identify a necessary condition, or group 2. -
PT1.S4.Q9 - Some people are Montagues and some peopleI thought the answer was C, but could someone explain why it is E? **Admin note: edited title**
... are not Montagues" (Not is group 4, negate necessary).
**M ... Montague is intemperate" (Anyone is group 1, sufficient)
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Prioritization / Limited Time to SpendGood Afternoon! I previously took the LSAT last August and received a 166 and am signed up to take the LSAT again on October 3rd. I want to impro…
... , existential quantifiers, and the advanced logical indicators (and/or + bi-conditionals) in ... the Logical Reasoning lessons. It'll help ... -
Help October 3rd LSAT Final minute prepHi everyone! Technically I take the LSAT October 4th but I'm lacking in confidence because my prepping methods have not been traditional, so to s…
... to some basic logic and logical indicators, so it was helpful to ... -
WebinarA little while ago I was on here and people were talking about "nicole.hopkins" webinar on her reading comprehension strategy. Does anybody have the …
Could you actually give me an example of the logical indicators connecting "Law and Yoda?" I have an idea but am having a brain fart and just want to make sure I definitely know what you mean. -
Logic Games, Need for Speed!!!I came to post this question and noticed that someone just posted a very similar question a few minutes ago. That said, I feel my question is suffic…
... the conditional indicators group 1sufficient, group 2 necessary, group 3 negate sufficient, group 4 negate ... -
Cycle Recap: Yale-Bound!I’m incredibly grateful to the 7Sage community for helping me get to his point—I’m absolutely thrilled to be attending my dream school. This is a tru…
... LSAT flashcards (what groups logical indicators belong in, logical fallacies, argument types, some ... -
Is “a lot”and “any” quantifiableWhen used on the LSAT how should we interpret “a lot” and “any”. Does “any” mean 1? Is “a lot”not quantifiable?
On a side note, "any" is a group 1 sufficient condition indicator. -
Syllabus SequenceI'm currently working through the course syllabus in the order presented, but I know that I really struggle with logic games, which come later in the…
... LR section you will learn logical indicators which will help in the ... -
Must be True QuestionsHi there, I hope all is well. Does anyone have any tips for Must be True questions?
... are just directly from the logical chain you make, and or ... parsing the language? Making the logical chain? Sometimes I think the ... with the 4 groups of logical indicators? -
Having trouble with In/out gamesHello, im having trouble grasping In/out games and theory. Does anyone have any tips or what helped you get a better understanding of them? Thank you…
... what they do. group 1 sufficient: all, any ect, group 2 necessary: ... if only, only ect, group 3 negate sufficient: without, unless ... ect, group 4 negate necessary: cannot, no ... will go into the other group. But inferences like that ... -
The use of "unless" Group 3 and "cannot" Group 4 combined translation in a Sequencing LGHey y'all just in a bit of a rut and need some clarification from my 7Sage peeps. When the term "unless" is used in a logic game rule with other grou…
... in group 1 unless y is in group 1
x cannot be in group 1 ... unless y is in group 1
x in group 1, y in group 1 ... group 1, THEN y in group 1
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The use of "unless" Group 3 and "cannot" Group 4 combined translation in a Sequencing LGHey y'all just in a bit of a rut and need some clarification from my 7Sage peeps. When the term "unless" is used in a logic game rule with other grou…
... group 1 unless y is in group 1
> x in group 1, y in group 1 ... x in group 1, THEN y in group 1
> x in group 1, ONLY ... IF y in group 1
Brute forcing a MBT question.When you are forced to brute force a MBT question, what is the best way to go about it? I try and eliminate as much as I can right away. With the ACs…
Anything other than group 1 would be a negation. If the AC says that A must be in group 1 the true negation is:
A can be in something that is not group 1
This includes all other possibilities other than 1.Is there a cheat sheet for the indicator words?I have the Sufficient and Necessary conditions cheatsheet PDF saved, but I was wondering if there was a sheet somewhere like this in the curriculum I…
... least a section with "Group 1/Group 2/Group 3/Group 4" indicator words in ... /> Here's one stance for group 4:
https://7sage.com ...Post November LSAT...help pleaseHi, So I did not score high on the november lsat :( I got a 157. I did have a five point increase from the last time I wrote the LSAT (152 in…
... about conditional logic, diagramming, and logical indicators, I think it would be ...What are some of techniques in solving the LSAT questions?I have come to a conclusion that with the test of LSAT, it is not about the content of writing but rather knowing the techniques of how to solve each…
... , such as four groups of logical indicators, valid logic forms, some/all ...
