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... impending doom. Overall feelings: The reading comprehension: the first passage was ... easy, second was by far themost ... difficult and the other two were okay ...
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Main Point/Main Conclusion Questions
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... . What is most strongly supported by the statements above? ... The argument above is most vulnerable to which of the following criticisms? A) The ... What would most explain the dip in scores despite the amount of ... a premise to support the sub conclusion "I've paid ...
... (which one of the following most logically completes the paragraph, they have a ... one of the following would be most relevant in evaluating theconclusion of blahblah ... . Again not super concerned.
... 've been studying for the LSAT for about a year ... and have already read the LSAT Trainer once and ... I've gone through most PTs in the 30s and 40s. ... and last attempt at taking the LSAT, so I thought ... through all of the remaining PTs and save themost recent for ...
Summary: The arguments conclusion incorrectly points to a cause ... not causal. Also uses the word "most" further discrediting a potentially causal ... were causal, it at most only proves the latter relationships contrapositive that ...
... / any subtle differences between the two? (I did my ... LR through the Trainer, where the 'justify reasoning' ... as 'sufficient assumption', while the 'justify conclusion' ones are known ' ... supporting principle -- they're in the ...
While struggling to study during the morning hours this week ( ... task for always offering the LSAT in the morning. I'm a ... . My "power hours" are most often in the afternoon.
... out various caffeinated concoctions in the morning (quite a balance ...
... The support for theconclusion is that higher average speeds would result since most ... violators would obey the new law ( ... by 1 MPH and themost fast drivers could decrease ... a weakener. The author says that most will obey the law, which ...
... to theoverall quality of the museum’s collection.
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... ways to weaken the connection between the Premises and theConclusion. If the question states ... provide a weaker link with the premise/conclusion connection by pointing out ... correlation does not imply a most correlation.
... are using the same premises as the previous argument?< ... E accurately describes the relationship between the arguments. What is the conflicting ... "vibrations that travel through the air or another medium and ... has to more with the latter than the former. Doesn't ...
... , the coloring enhances their [most consumers] enjoyment of the beverage.
Premise/Sub Conclusion ... me since the first two premises explain why the sub conclusion (Yellow Dye ... ) which then in turn supports the main conclusion. Thanks!
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... I came across the one about the Olympics and it ... the support for the Sub Conclusion versus attacking the support for the Main Conclusion from the Sub Conclusion ... to know if on the more challenging questions whether ... one more frequently than the other? Or is ...
... example, in 2010, The Telegraph (2010) trumpeted the headline, “‘Liberal gene ... or cystic fibrosis. The same conclusion probably holds for all ... Not surprisingly, early claims that the monoamine oxidase-A (MAO- ... not be confused with the term “allele”; genes are ...
One of the RC videos that I watched ... not mean that X happens most of the time. But I read ... of the PowerScore posts that "more often than not" means MOST. They ... NOT" would it equate to most?
"Finding theconclusion" is as easy as ... comes to finding a conclusion. Unlike the typical conclusion keywords, "should" appears ... a premise as well as theconclusion. This routinely happens in moral ... a premise but not in theconclusion, I have yet to find ...
... chain (should evaluate the consequences) as the major conclusion. So I pre ... something that would allow the major conclusion to properly stand. ... get that it says “most,” but aren’t we at ... for something that justifies the Major Conclusion rather than some ...
... an answer choice said “Most people think the government policy is not ... disagree with theconclusion of the political commentators. Furthermore, the author’s conclusion that “this ... is wrong to use what most people think as a premise ...
In the process of trying to create ... tried using the list method to check whether the "some" conclusion could ... it correctly. The closest we have in the curriculum is valid ... section of the lessons seems to be giving me themost trouble.
... community, the friendships that I have built and most importantly ... realized that I really enjoy studying for the ... perspective to make themost out of the experience building my ... !
... statement would most appropriately continue the discussion at the end of the passage. I ... E. However, apparently A is the right answer. Is anyone able ... explain why? I knew the question was a little sketchy ... still couldn't find the right answer. Thanks friends!