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PT16.S2.Q21 - several years ago, as a measureHey, could someone help explain in detail why A is the correct answer choice? I am still lost. Thank you.
... choice A strengthen the argument because it reduces the likelihood ... we can safely assume (as common sense), if enough number of ... asks only to strengthen the argument, so be comfortable with ... increases the likelihood of the argument conclusion being true but ... -
AccuracyWhat are some suggestion on being as accurate as you can be when it comes to LR & RC? Especially when you get down to 2 answer choices? I feel like I…
... suggestions to really understand the flaws? I've memorized the different ... an assumption or concluding their argument in an invalid way. -
Why does it take time to see improvement?Hi So I think I know the fundamentals of LR but I still miss questions on the ones that I should not have missed... I do choose very carefully wh…
... instead of the X the argument assumes to have caused Y ... leads somewhere else.
Flaws: pay attention to the silent ... assumes it.(there lots of flaws i just can list them ... -
Necessary and Sufficient FlawHello all, I'm having a bit of trouble understanding the difference between a necessary and sufficient "switch" in a flaw question (i.e., a condit…
... /> To elaborate further, with any argument taking the A --> B ... /sufficiency switch is when an argument tries to draw a conclusion ... is such a simple and common sense example, it's very ... are wrong, given our original argument. What's cool about conditional ... -
Cambridge DrillHow would you go about drilling the Cambridge drill packets post-curriculum? Do you think it would maybe be more productive if I was to just print …
... of time. It's a common problem that I think can ... a particular question type or argument type. I would find out ... -
PT11.S4.Q19 - the proposal to extend clinical trialsThe argument breakdown is as follows: P1: Surgical procedures differ in one important aspect from medicinal drugs. P2: This one important aspect …
... know this is by common sense standards a pretty ordinary ... searching for something the argument overlooked about the positives ... to consider another analogous argument to see what exactly ... thing that the argument is overlooking, the argument might be ... -
Trouble Identifying AssumptionsHey everyone, I'm having trouble clearly identifying the assumptions in logical reasoning questions. I understand the difference between necessary…
... trainer, specifically the chapters on flaws (which really should be called ... help you see some very common LSAT assumptions. -
PT28.S1.Q05 - the number of codfishhttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-28-section-1-question-05/ Here is the LSAT question from the problem set I am currently on in the course. …
... contextual information to a possible argument. So how does our ... deal with other people's argument? Our author says: ... rooted assumption operating within this argument. Instead, as lawyers, we ... br />
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Audio LSAT HelpHi fellow scholars! I have a long commute to work (about 40 mins) and in between studying on my own, I was curious if anyone had any audio books …
... crucial things that we can memorize. Basically any flashcards or thinks ... quick responses (identifying valid/invalid argument forms, describing logical fallacies, etc ... -
PT34.S3.Q03 - sigatoka disease drastically reducesHi Guys, I am having a bit of difficulty with this question. https://7sage.com/lesson/banana-epidemics-na-question/ https://7sage.com/lsat_e…
At bottom, this argument has several layers built upon ... . finding necessary assumptions, accurately articulating flaws etc .
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PT30.S2.Q15 - during the recent economic downturnHi guys, I was wondering if you wondered the same thing when you entered into this lesson question: https://7sage.com/lesson/regulating-the-b…
... conditional framework when this argument is clearly showing you ... of framework isn't terribly common on an NA question, ... necessary assumption of every causation argument drawn from correlative premises. ... necessary assumptions for this argument. Can you think of ... -
Improving scores above 165Hey guys, I just signed up for 7sage but I've been studying for the june lsat for about 3 months now, around 10-15 hours a week. I've gone from …
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Learn flaws well. It helped me a ... to go through the Wikipedia flaws (there are also books on ... and made flashcards on the flaws and this helped me immensely ... flaws and getting more familiar with how and why they ruin argument ... -
Flaw in the Reasoning Question AdviceI am really struggling with this question type. It is the most often question I get wrong in LR. My current scores are (-3 to -4) RC & LG (-5 …
... flaw questions are "cookie cutter" flaws: things arguments do over and ... would be to gather 25 flaws per day on the question ... just memorized the list of common flaws and read Mike Kim's ... Trainer section on flaws. Now I really can see ... -
PT17.S3.Q20 - in order to succeedHi all, I am quite puzzled by the answer to this question altogether. The answer to this is answer choice A (circular reasoning of the first sente…
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So we predicate our argument on a premise – subconclusion – main ... .
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PT24.S2.Q08 - sociologist: she claim thatHi So, it seems that these circular reasoning questions are killing me... okay so I have a question on answer choice B. I am not quite sure why th…
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I think the common theme with your questions are ... saying not all sufficiency necessity flaws are the same because some ... that they are logically equivalent flaws. No matter how you spin ... -
Anticipating Correct Answer ChoicesHello 7 Sagers - I'm in the post-CC stage preparing for the June '17 test, and I'm almost averaging my goal BR score, which is encouraging. I have a …
... on the "core" of the argument which could be an effective ... , for there are many flaws/assumptions an argument could be making and ... to do with the flaws/assumptions of the argument. But SA, inference ... -
PT47.S1.Q22 - columnist: there are certain pesticidesThis LR section killed me. I spent all day BRing questions 22, 24, and 26 in this section. This is another one that I am just lost on. I eliminate…
... in thinking that this argument has two flaws? Seems quite subtle since ... -
Should I label the argument structure for every question in LR?I always see J.Y. breaking down argument structures in the video explanations, but I was wondering if it is a recommended process to do during the ti…
Over time, the argument structures start to become way ... usually a pattern of argument structure and flaws, most commonly conditional, causation ... to see what type of argument you're presented with in ... -
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... 't figure out what the argument is talking about. Maybe you ... answer choices. These are very common issues that cost test takers ... -
LR - Where to go from here?Hey 7sagers! I am wondering if anyone can provide me with some advice on where to go from here in LR... LR might be my worst section and I am havi…
... be that there is a common thread between those questions that ... concept like valid and invalid argument forms. It could be many ... -
Stuck in the mid 160's... again. RC help needed!So I've been studying for the LSAT for a year and some change now. Finally decided to sign-up for 7Sage in December. I was averaging around 165…
... flaws and getting more familiar with how and why they ruin argument ... point) the authors tone and argument structure of each paragraph.
argument that you need to find ... a parallel argument for.
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PT54.S4.Q9 - the jacksons regularly receive wrong-number callshttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-54-section-4-question-09/ I've spent about 2 hrs dissecting this question and I just DO NOT understand it. …
... the first part of the argument would read: Sara would find ... we were expecting - a pretty common trick the writers use.
PT55.S3.Q24 - it is popularly believed thatCan someone please confirm that I have this chain correct? I became confused with the "cannot" in the first premise. Now I'm presuming "cannot" is mo…
... that NA bridging is very common when there is ONLY one ... . A necessary assumption to this argument could have also been something ...Three MonthsAfter browsing several LSAT forums and websites, there seems to some sort of unofficial consensus (though not everywhere) that three months is adequa…
... , knowing how to identify argument structure and flaws quickly, having a general ...PT53.S1.Q18 - when a salesperson is successfulHello- Hoping for some insight on question 18. When I first began my LSAT studying journey, I found flaw questions to be very straight forward. Th…
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Any fox that ... it through winter. It's common sense that a fox could ... and the geese. Is that argument flawed because some foxes are ...LR - Where to go from here?Hey 7sagers! I am wondering if anyone can provide me with some advice on where to go from here in LR... LR might be my worst section and I am havi…
... drills for lawgic practice, argument forms, argumentative flaws etc. combined with my ...Need help overcoming a slumpToday is pretty weird. I am usually quite positive and optimistic when studying the LSAT, but today I'm fraught with anxiety and sheer frustration. I…
... about the weaknesses of the argument and how to make my ... own argument better in real life. I ... above (these are all quite common wisdom, but really believing in ...How can I get better at translating conditional logic arguments!?Damn... I was doing PT23 S2 Q9, and have no idea to connect and translate the words. If I were to look in the question bank, how do I separate the…
... that when the argument says "other actions," the argument talking about a ... to the right answer, the argument translates to this:
**Action ... have.
This is common for me to make these ...I don't enjoy BRing... is this necessarily bad?I just wanted to ask you fellow Sagers about this... plus I'd love to hear how you use BR! I just cannot find the positive usage of if for me and my …
... in the stimuli and the flaws themselves. Imagine that you are ... and the flaw that this argument has. I try my best ...PT24.S3.Q10 - all material bodies are divisibleI'm having trouble understanding the translation for the conditional logic to this question. `All material bodies are divisible into parts,` Ma…
... link that will allow the argument to be internally coherent. ... for anything. Unlike, say, flaws: which are everywhere around us ... conditional logic 2.practice with argument forms for a deeper ... we already know from valid argument form 3: https://7sage. ...
