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PT66.S4.Q23 - alex: shrimp farming results in damage to the environmenthttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-66-section-4-question-23/ I just wanted to hear other people's thoughts on this question. It just felt total…
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LSAT Study Guide -- PrimerHey guys! I made a study guide on Quizlet with LR question types (like Mike suggested) that I wanted to share/ get feedback on (particularly with res…
... /> 5. Logically Completes the Argument
Step 1: Read ... Underline conclusion
2) Argument structure in stock variables (A ... br /> Step 2: Identify the argument part
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Things To Do/Avoid Leading Up To the June TestOne week before test day! Here are three things to do and three things to avoid in the lead-up. DO: Scout out your test site – Even if you don…
... many things you have to memorize, and all of those things ... -
Logical Reasoning: assumption and weaken questionsHi! I'm having some major troubles with assumption and "which will weaken the argument" questions...any tips would REALLY be appreciated at this poin…
... and "which will weaken the argument" questions...any tips would REALLY ... answer is false and the argument falls apart, then that answer ... .
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PT72.S3.Q07 - hospital patients' immune systemshttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-72-section-3-question-07/ I've struggled with the newer (70+ ish) LR sections far more than I used to strugg…
... my intuitive sense of the argument structure any longer. The arguments ... -
Throwing a Pity Party, everyone is invited, plus ones are welcomeNot sure what I'm looking for here...Probably pity points if I'm being honest with myself. Just a heads-up, this is a long one. I know writing can so…
... What would most undermine my argument above? C) User Dgelf321 ... academic related endeavors. This argument rests on the assumption that ... or medical issues. The argument above is most vulnerable to ... spreadsheet)," figures into the argument in which of the following ... -
Anybody else wish you could actually punch the LSAT in the face?Imagine the LSAT would materialize into a physical entity that you could deck clean in the nose. It would run toward you screaming various arguments …
... true," what would strengthen the argument," et cetera. You're sporting ... -
Why I decided to wait to take the LSATHey fellow 7sagers, This is my first post and it may be long (and more of a cathartic blog-like post), but I wanted to throw this out there for a…
... goes?" She makes a good argument and almost swayed me. But ... -
Question regarding with basic translation group 1 and group 2GROUP 1: IF, WHEN, WHERE, ALL, THE ONLY, EVERY, ANY, WHENEVER, ANYONE & GROUP 2: ONLY, ONLY IF, ONLY WHEN, ONLY WHERE, ALWAYS, REQUIRES, MUST (Group …
... and 2 in order to memorize them and process faster. Some ... you please share how you memorize those words which look very ... -
PT 26 - "susceptible to proof" meaningHey all, What does the phrase "susceptible to proof" mean? The context is an answer choice for a LR question, "A reasoning error in the argument i…
... reasoning error in the argument is that the argument overlooks that what ... -
PT 32, October 2000, Section 1, Question 12, Weaken QuestionI was struggling with the correct answer (B) and (E). Obviously, (B) is correct, because it points out the assumption that the route that polar bear …
... to smell; therefore weaken the argument.
I saw couple people ... -
I thought "some" statements don't have the ability to strengthen or weaken?I've seen lots of debate over whether or not some statements have the ability to strengthen or weaken arguments. The general consensus seems to be th…
... it would not weaken the argument. Why should I have to ... -
LR: strengthen and weakenOk so am I the only pretty little law geek that finds these questions tough? Lol I'm not bad at LR overall but these questions trip me up quite often…
... solve. I simply identify the argument, find a flaw and attempt ... even when I understand the argument). -
Extra time on LSATI'm prepping for the exam with a friend who has a pretty serious chronic illness. He has applied to get 25% extra time on the LSAT. Although I think …
I'm not really sure how to feel..Well, everyone, I did it. I got the score required to get me into the school I'd like to go to. Ultimately I'm still not sure how I feel about it. Fo…
... post-grad.) I think this argument will leverage pretty well, because ...PT12.S4.Q13 - police published a "wanted" poster for a criminal fugitiveI've done hundreds of LR questions and I was never this lost with a question. Got this right because the rest of the answers weren't compatible with …
... weren't compatible with the argument, but I have no idea ... and a breakdown of the argument.LR questionFor LR questions in which there are two authors with opposite views and the question stem only refers to one, do you recommend immediately reading th…
... reading the portion of the argument that the stem is referring ... to or reading the argument in its entirety? I figure ... you only refer to the argument the stem refers to, it ...I just can't find the flawHello All, I finished 7Sage's curriculum and now working on The Trainer. I see how they complement each other. I have an essential question and ve…
... the flaw after isolating the argument.
After you isolate ... the argument, do you sit and critically ... just try to fail the argument).
2- Why the ... info but concentrate of the argument only.
I ...strengthen/weaken questionsSurprisingly I am very strong in LR sections and I almost always get these right. The problem is I don't know why. Lol. Intuitively I guess I underst…
... the flaw "work" in the argument so that the conclusion of ... that argument is valid or more likely ... to make the "holes" in argument more noticeable so that the ...PT18.S4.Q14 - in 1980 there was growing concernhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-18-section-4-question-14/ At first, I thought the answer might be (D) since before I saw the answer choices …
... did I wrongly catch the argument of the government officials? Is ... the argument of the gov't official ...PT23.S2.Q14 - kim: in northern europe during the 18th centuryhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-23-section-2-question-14/ For a question stem like this are we strengthening Kim's argument or weakening Lee…
... are we strengthening Kim's argument or weakening Lee's? My ...Argument Part - Identify the "part" before reading "stimulus"For this question type, a part of the stimulus is in the question stem verbatim. Do you, after reading the question stem, find/identify the accom…
For this question type, a part of the stimulus is in the question stem verbatim.
Do you, after reading the question stem, find/identify the accompanying part in the stimulus PRIOR to reading the stimulus from start to finish?
...PT19.S4.Q11 - five thousand of the 50,000 books publishedhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-19-section-4-question-11/ For some reason I picke answer choice (D) in this question the first time around, …
... understand why. This math-y argument threw me off lol could ...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…
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I chose E instead of A, and still don't see why A could support the argument better. Can anybody explain that to me? Thanks.LG notationsI started the Trainer and I just got to the LG sections. How did you guys learned the notations to diagram the rules? Did you make a cheat sheet, or …
I started the Trainer and I just got to the LG sections. How did you guys learned the notations to diagram the rules? Did you make a cheat sheet, or did you memorize them as you practice? thank you!Trello as an organization tool for studyingHi all, just wanted to share a great tool that has been working well for me to organize my study tasks. I think there are some particular challenges …
... fuzzy on or need to memorize), To practice (problem sets to ...PT23.S2.Q14 - kim: in northern europe during the 18th centuryhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-23-section-2-question-14/ It seems as answer A is actually agreeing with Lee's argument. Am I incorrect by t…
http://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-23-section-2-question-14/
It seems as answer A is actually agreeing with Lee's argument. Am I incorrect by thinking that the question stem is asking for us to refute Lee's argument?Ignore Context?When we are reading the stimulus and separating the conclusion, premise, and context, are we supposed to ignore the context/"some people's argument"/…
... the context/"some people's argument"/etc, and then just focus ...PT21.S2.Q07 - brownlea's post officehttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-21-section-2-question-07/ I initially picked C, probably making some bogus quick logic about how the new b…
... -- because of the "more" land argument/parking lot which wouldn't ...June 2007.S2.Q17 - hospital executive: at a recent conferencehttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-june-2007-section-2-question-17/ The correct answer choice is B: "[t]he argument relies on the testimony of …
... choice is B: "[t]he argument relies on the testimony of ... , is changed to "its," the argument being the referent, because it ...
