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what order do you watch the videos and is Coursera helpful for LR?Hello everyone! I'm curious the order you watch the videos. I prefer to watch all Reading comp, then all Logic Reasoning, and finally all logic…
I reorganize the syllabus as following:
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Any new question types on recent lsats?Preptest 65 is the latest test I have on my 7sage account. For those who have done later lsats, are there are any new question types on the later lsa…
... the argument". The stimulus goes like this, "which one of the following would be most ... useful to know in order to evaluate the argument ... ."
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For LR ( not lg, sorry) , do you ALWAYS read the question stem first, then read paragraph?Just wondering if everyone does it this way and if it is superior to reading the passage then the question
... think most people will likely tell you that reading the ... certain statement played in the argument. If you didn't ... single second thinking critically about the argument and finding errors.
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Evaluation QuestionsHi JY I came across a question where I don't understand the question stem or how to take on the question type ( Prep Test 36 Q24 Sec 1). Is there…
... that 1984 was the second most commonly chosen book ... 1000 people asked what the most influential book on ... necessary assumption question). The scenario the argument is tempting you to ... 1) would strengthen the argument considerably. The other extreme (in this ... -
Evaluation QuestionsHi JY I came across a question where I don't understand the question stem or how to take on the question type ( Prep Test 36 Q24 Sec 1). Is there…
... (AC) is one that in the most extreme case (e.g. all ... of the time, 110%, a billion ) the AC -- strengths the argument. And when ... you put it in the other ... almost never, 0.1%, 1) the AC ---weakens the argument. -
Most recent prep tests?Hey everyone. I was just wondering if you had any advice re: the recentness of prep tests. I have done a fair amount of them, but none more recent th…
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"The flawed nature of the company president's argument can most effectively be ... the following most closely resembles the flawed pattern of reasoning in the essayist's argument ... parallel flaw. Just saying, even the most minute changes can harm you ... -
PT72.S3.Q11 - developing a nearby abandoned railroad grade into a hiking trailhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-72-section-3-question-11/ Hi folks, I can't for the life of me figure out why the correct answer for quest…
... users" characterize the majority. But in the question stem it says "most" trail ... users would not litter. Most ... the argument is flawed in that it relies on the weakness of the opposing argument ... -
Saving time-searching for conclusion firstHi, just joined 7Sage and had a quick question that I thought I would try to clear up before the LSAT on Saturday! (:/ pretty nervous). I've been …
... the authors argument, so the stuff that you need to pay most attention to. The ... with helping you understand the argument better. And then I ... to evaluate the argument before looking at the answer choices ... a solid grasp of the argument in the stimulus, it's ... -
Necessary and Sufficient AssumptionI am having many problems with this, please help
... answers that say "this was the most important factor". Remember, for Necessary ... Assumptions, the answer just needs to make the argument "stand". If ... use the negation technique. The correct answer choice should hurt/destroy the argument.
In the course syllabus, why is flaw AFTER strengthen/weaken and not before?I am having a hard time whether I should follow the schedule. I assume (uh oh) that to be able to strengthen or weaken an answer, you must first be a…
... what's wrong with an argument, you have no basis ... any given argument than dealing in abstractions. On the flip ... to understand the abstract structure of an argument before you ... are covered adequately, the lessons flow logically, and the connections are made ...Necessary and Sufficient AssumptionI am having many problems with this, please help
... satisfy teh relationship established in the argument.
An ... language ( i.e. some, most , all) to indicate incorrect ... need to break down the argument. The question wants you to ... tip 5 above. Understand the argument before seeking anything out ...Focus while studyingI'm not sure if my question has been addressed, if so, could someone send me to the proper discussion. My question is for those who are shooting for …
... simply understanding the logical reasoning that underlies most of the LSAT. ... Plus, question types that characterize the LR sections of the ... how to identify the question through the question stem/ ... is missing in the argument and that needs to ...PT27.S4.Q02 - the average cable television companyhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-27-section-4-question-02/ I was stuck between B and C (I thought both could be answers) and finally chose C.…
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That actually weakens the argument. The argument is saying that cable companies ... .
B) Says that the most popular movies and programs will ... /> That strengthens the argument by plugging the big gap in the argument. If there is ...PT68.S2.Q10 - people who are allergic to catshttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-68-section-2-question-10/ My interpretation of the stimulus is that people who are allergic to cats react to…
From my experience, Most strongly supported questions do ... have to gauge the pulse of the argument and go with the answer that ... have to be required for the argument to flow; but as ... that this is the most attractive wrong answer choice. The Stimulus says: ...Assumption QuestionsI've reviewed JY's lessons for Sufficient, Pseudo Sufficient, and Necessary Assumptions twice, but I'm still struggling a lot with these question typ…
... to better parse through the fluff in the stimulus. I don' ... away from really engaging with the argument but to each his ... ;DR: finding the conclusion and main premise is most important step. ... "this is what the argument is trying to say," the wrong answer choices ...Necessary Assumption questionsI haven't completed finished all the questions in the lesson plan, but I've done enough to figure out that I'm not getting it yet. I keep picking the…
... that I focused on the most because I feel they are ... , just like always. The idea here is that the argument is going to ... one of two possibilities. Either the argument seems to be missing something ... how to identify each of the argument parts, you know what is ...Getting better at LR questionsHello, everyone! I have been spending a lot of my time really grinding and mastering the LG section. I felt this section needed the most improvem…
... as well as all of the LSAT, is confidence in mental ... discipline. The stimulus and ACs are intentionally ... is of the argument (i.e. premises, conclusion, and perhaps most importantly, ... and turned all over the place by the ACs, since they ...Using "most" to eliminate in NA questions - reliable rule?So I know the LSAT doesn't really have 'guaranteed' rules that you can use (other than negation, etc), but has anyone come across a correct LR answer…
I think the strength of the answer relies on the type of ... strong answer choice to make the argument air tight. In a ... scope. For instance, if the argument says "x drug caused y ... for most people it doesn't have the predicted effect, the argument holds ...Using "most" to eliminate in NA questions - reliable rule?So I know the LSAT doesn't really have 'guaranteed' rules that you can use (other than negation, etc), but has anyone come across a correct LR answer…
@eucalyptus, yeap, 'most' worked in that case because the argument core hinged on the fact that there was a majority. Otherwise, I think it's fairly safe to assume that the word "most" is generally unnecessary in NAs.Parallel Reasoning Tips?Hey guys, I've noticed more parallel reasoning questions on recent PT's, and, with my luck, they're also the only ones persistently giving me trouble…
... it isn't a simple argument form that i can keep ... don't match the all, some, most, etc in the conclusion or premises ... and then only map out the ... can usually just see the reasoning or the flaw easily without having ...trouble with weakening and flaw questionsI've reviewed JY's videos, but I'm having issues. On the most recent tests I've done, I'm getting ~55% of these questions. On the weakening, I'm tryi…
... can get the ball rolling (toward weakening the argument in any ... way possible). So if the conclusion is ... br />
I think the most important thing in Weakening/Flaws ... and reverse the tendency to agree with the conclusion by ...Reflection on December14 LSATHi all lovely 7 sagers, just want to write down some reflections I feel for this just finished LSAT and see if anyone, particularly if the 7 Sage ins…
... to see which ones look the most difficult. Then I get through ... which passages are the longest/most difficult and have the most questions, and do ... and we want to accept the argument as true, really helped me ...Flaw Questions - what works for you?I am having a tough time wrapping my head around flaw questions. They are a total time suck for me and I usually end up getting them wrong. I've revi…
... and then the author makes the conclusion that, based on the study, drug ... then, I'll look at the argument core and think about what ... by tempting answer choices. The other most important aspect about this ... anticipate won't be the flaw in the answer choices. When ...LSAT Trainer: Compatible with 7sage?Hi all, I just joined 7sage, with the intention of taking the June 2015 LSAT. I've done a bit of prep with the Powerscore bibles over the last cou…
... me the LSAT trainer was the most valuable for the mindset ... regarding LR. And yes, the two are compatible.
the relationship between the premises and ... the relationship between the premises and conclusion will be faulty for every argument ...4/5 Difficulty LRAnyone have any tips or assistance for getting more of the most difficult LR questions correct? Especially necessary assumptions?
... to be able to recognize the premise and conclusion and ... assumption that is needed for the conclusion to work. It ... needed for an argument and TCR sometimes uses the most obvious NA that ... and see what happens. Is the argument still possible? "Nick sells lemonade ...To Lawgic or not to LawgicThat is the question. I have found that JY will sometimes ignore logical indicator language in a stimulus (always, the only, unless, etc...) for no r…
... when I was studying. Most people will tell you ... figuring out the conclusion and the support the argument gives to ... helps them to diagram the argument if the indicators are given. ... my time working through the argument and defining the argument core (main premise ...June 2015 retake approach advice needed!Hello all you LSAT wizards! Was hoping you could help me figure out a study approach for the June Lsat. I took the test in October and got a 152, …
... score. Consider which of the following buckets your weaknesses fall ... reading for content instead of the argument structure.
-You may ... strong enough grasp of argument types and previous questions ... keep in mind that the purpose of most LSAT practice (that ...The EconomistHey! I just wanted to share with you all this deal I came across on Ebay. I actually paid $11 to get the print edition of The Economist for a full …
... /> Which of the following, if true, most weakens Noticevish's argument?
(A) Many 7Sagers read The Economist ... , and most 7Sagers ...LR Study Guides ThreadI was wondering if we could upload our study guides in this post for those taking the June and upcoming LSATs can always come back to this.
... universal serial argument strings
INVALID: Affirming the necessary, negating the sufficient, universal ... argument forms are only valid when Some/Most is before Implies (or the ... cute things? That’s why the argument isn’t valid. Because it ...Misreading LSAT QuestionsSo I did some serious BR review and noticed that during practice (both timed and untimed) I misread the question, sometimes multiple times, before ul…
... 2/3 will contain an argument).
IF IT ... questions should be gimmes for the most part. Generally they break ...
IF IT IS AN ARGUMENT:
In these stimuli ... be able to have identified the argument's overall conclusion. Then locate ...
