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According to this article most frequent LR types? seem accurate?Additionally since I am starting out, how would experienced LSATers rank from most difficult to least difficult the top 5 on this list, just to so i…
... would say that most students probably have the most difficulty with Sufficient Assumption ... . But I would argue that most of that difficulty has more ... to believe. The ability to identify the individual pieces of the argument (premises and ... -
PT52.S1.Q14 - for one academic yearThis resolve the paradox... just not understanding it in the least. Any help will be much appreciated. https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-52-s…
... the most didn't always earn the highest grade. Nevertheless, the overall correlation that the ... aren't trying to weaken the argument/study. But, we don't ... OK for me to study the most of my classmates and still ... -
Pattern of Reasoning QsDoes anyone have an attack strategy for these questions? I get bogged down every single time. So irritating!
... ,must be) vs. (can be, most likely, probably)
2. all ... vs most vs (some,many,few)
the argument again. If it sounds to ... have to be exactly the same as the stimulus.
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PT68.S2.Q15 - psychologists recently conductedHi, I BR-ed this question, read the explanations from various websites and sources, and this question is still not making much sense to me. The …
... ), the conclusion logically follows.
The necessary assumption in this argument is that the ... lead to that conclusion logically following from the given premise.
PT68.S2.Q15 - psychologists recently conductedHi, I BR-ed this question, read the explanations from various websites and sources, and this question is still not making much sense to me. The …
... think "not likely" would destroy the argument, since if genetic predisposition was ... 't the most likely case. Thus, why end with that conclusion? The argument would ... each photograph, everyone identified the same emotion. The most probable explanation is that ...PT15.S2.Q17 - Most people believe that yawningHi, I understand that answer choice D is correct, but I have been struggling for quite a bit on eliminating answer choice B. Can anyone explain wh…
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At most, the historians are the source of the supporting premise but ... popular culture.", the argument stays the same, basically saying because the belief is so ...PT15.S2.Q17 - Most people believe that yawningHi, I understand that answer choice D is correct, but I have been struggling for quite a bit on eliminating answer choice B. Can anyone explain wh…
... less why it is the most irresistible cause. The speaker could've easily ... its own to make the same faulty argument.
To me ... field to the conclusion that seeing someone yawn is the most common cause ...Taking LSAT for the 3rd Time-Possible to break into 175 range?My first take was June 2016. I got a 170, although I ended up guessing on 7 questions (timing) and got 4 of those correct. I had never scored above a…
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The first step to understanding how ... differs in unique ways. (The Anna Karenina principle). You really ... by focusing on the argument core (I use the "takes for ... precious time to use on the most difficult questions.
Study strategy for retaking?Hi all, I'm retaking the LSAT in September, and am trying to get together a study plan. I'm thinking I'll take one PT a week, go over one section …
... while BR-ing. It's the most comprehensive resource, and I ... certain question type by isolating the argument into three different colored ... a steady pace and make the most of each resource.
... , make sure you learn the most that you possibly can from ...PTingSo i am of the opinion that taking pt after pt is a waste of time and resources. I also dont believe in setting dates for my next pt, rather take it…
... reading for is the structure of the passage itself and the viewpoints being ... presented by the author and the opposing sides ... up to the argument or viewpoint the author is making. Most of the time the author ...Need advice on improving my scoreSo I took the December LSAT last year and scored a fabulous 143. I knew I wasn't ready, but couldn't bring myself to lose $190, so I tested anyway ho…
... understood the concepts - or at the very least memorized all of the argument forms ... . Reviewing the core curriculum is probably a good idea. But most importantly ... wasn't approaching it in the most effective way. I had a ...PrephrasingUsually able to locate the correct answer, however on weaken, strengthen, and both kind of assumptions questions, I am not finding the answer by prep…
... , especially those in the that assumption family questions ... could weaken an argument/ strengthen an argument. Going in having ... an idea and a good grasp of the argument ... core is the most important things you ...Does "presuppose" belong with group 2 indicators?Presuppose defined as "require as a precondition of possibility or coherence. synonyms: **require, necessitate,** imply, entail, mean, involve, assum…
... that in most cases "presuppose" is used as "assume" on the LSAT ... answer choice that says "the argument presupposes the truth of what it sets ...
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**But the existence of a noble ...Best way of understanding validity?I'm really struggling with concepts of validity.... I've done the drills, but it's not making sense to me. Looking for suggestions on how to best…
... to that IF all the premises of the argument are true, when that ... ’s the case, then the conclusion ... we refer to a "Valid" argument.
If all ... any tips and tricks for the most part with respect to validity ...Best way of understanding validity?I'm really struggling with concepts of validity.... I've done the drills, but it's not making sense to me. Looking for suggestions on how to best…
... structure, the form of the argument logically follows from the information given ... the valid and invalid argument forms. You can better see the ... flow and structure of an argument ... and understand an argument. It's sort ...Increase score from June to SeptemberHi guys! I didn't do as well as I wanted to on the June lsat. I am looking to increase about 6-8 points by September, but I am kinda of stumped how t…
... weed through the excess verbiage in the stimulus and identify the argument core ... with surgical precision, identify the conclusion first then the ... quantifier/modifier like "most" that extends the scope of the argument or something, ...PT36.S3.Q26 - before 1986 physicistsMy question here stems from the situation presented in PT36.S3.Q26 (https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-36-section-3-question-26/) It seems t…
... potential weakness with the argument will always strengthen an argument.
Look ... most would agree that it is and that we've made the argument ... 's not a neutral result. The argument has one less potential weakness ...Reading Comprehension InferencesI finally feel like I have the Memory Method for Reading Comp down and I have seen an improvement in my RC scores, but I continue to have trouble wit…
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**Purpose:** Understanding the purpose of the passage's "chunks" is ... claim? If the passage is an argument, identify the premises and ... , which may be the most important tool for inference ... (i.e. “The most likely reason the geometers would have been ...7Sage Results on RetakeHi everyone, So i'm thoroughly into 7sage now and i'm really feeling like this program is changing the way I originally thought about this test. …
... make sure you understand argument structure of the stimulus and also how ... how does it relate to the argument structure? Given this, is there ... . I think that the first two questions are the most important and that ...7Sage Results on RetakeHi everyone, So i'm thoroughly into 7sage now and i'm really feeling like this program is changing the way I originally thought about this test. …
... make sure you understand argument structure of the stimulus and also how ... how does it relate to the argument structure? Given this, is ... I think that the first two questions are the most important and that ... I figured that would be most of my battle going in ...Thoughts on NAI am by no means a master of this test BUT i had located a recurring question type that i struggled with.. NA, and i am proud to say that i have conq…
... your face" obviousness that the question is asking for, makes ... stories or methods of slaying the beast (lsat), i would ... necessary for the argument. I truly think that is the most effective way ... but nothing is better than the feeling of truly understanding what ...Question on validity of arguementsIf the conclusion does not HAVE to be true, then the argument is invalid?
... argument could be valid if and only if the conclusion follows logically ...
Although the premises are false, the argument itself is valid ... the given premise(s), then that argument is logically ... it, then, taken together, the argument is invalid.
...Question on validity of arguementsIf the conclusion does not HAVE to be true, then the argument is invalid?
... an argument could be valid if and only if the conclusion follows logically ... structure. A valid argument is logically perfect and the conclusion cannot not follow ... . An invalid argument is anything ...Missing Only Easy QuestionsI'm in kind of a weird spot. At this point, I'm getting nearly all difficult questions, including ones I initially flag for BR, correct. But I still …
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Only skip the hard ones if you are ... .. but they always aren't the best advice.
... related.. for example, my historically most incorrect answer out of LR ... just slow down and reread the argument a 2nd time, or reread ...Anybody have any good tips for hard RC?I can score anywhere from -1 to -7 (yiiiikes) on RC... sometimes it really just feels like a crapshoot. I usually do really well with reading comp o…
... do on the SAT. The problem with doing this on the LSAT is ... valuable time. Most of the LSAT RC questions are all the same: author ... 's attitude, purpose of the argument, etc. It is also important ... get caught up in the content of the passage. Focus only on ...LR Tutoring with Sage Josh Cant Get Right | PT 35 | Monday, August 21, 7:30pm EDT<h2>LR Tutoring with Sage Josh</h2> https://media.giphy.com/media/qKltgF7Aw515K/giphy.gif So what will be going down in these meetings and what…
... larger set of words that logically abstract the subject.) Here, it's ... fail) bridges the gap between the consequences of the actual argument and what Congleton ... wanted, thus accounting for the ...Circling MethodSo I've been trying to develop a circling method for BR/time saving. The best thing I've come up with so far is one circle for questions I'm not …
... I've got the answer, but would love the chance to confirm ... 40% - 75% confidence: I understand the argument and just couldn't quite ... double circles. This is where the curve breakers that really require ... will be on the questions I'm most likely to miss anyway ...Any advice for when your stuck in a score range?Hey guys I have been stuck inbetween 156-158 for the past 2-3 weeks and need some advice about how to proceed with my studying and ultimately achieve…
The first most important tip I can give ... how a negated answer impacts the argument.
For flaw, ... find the gap. The conclusion is somehow going to contain something the argument doesn ... an AC that connects the conclusion to the premise with that ...PT20.S1.Q16 - brown dwarfs(P.S., I know this is a long and dense post, but there's an opportunity at the bottom for anyone reading this to get paid, so hopefully that's an inc…
... some baring on the conclusion of the argument. It's creates the possibility that ... AC: B
"Most stars that are too cool ... ."
Negation: "Not most stars, (or less than 50 ...
How does this touch the conclusion at all?
PT20.S1.Q16 - brown dwarfs(P.S., I know this is a long and dense post, but there's an opportunity at the bottom for anyone reading this to get paid, so hopefully that's an inc…
... on the conclusion of the argument. It's creates the possibility ... br /> >
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> Negation: "Not most stars, (or less than 50 ... completely, then the argument rests. If they can, the argument falls apart. ...
