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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 /> >
> "Most stars that are too cool ... gt;
> Negation: "Not most stars, (or less than 50 ... completely, then the argument rests. If they can, the argument falls apart. ... -
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…
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B: "Most dogs don't have fur ... s a huge difference, and the argument only fails if it some ... brown fur is a labrador, the argument fails.
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Cheat sheet for initial "plan of attack" strategies per LR q-type?Hi. My first post and was just wondering if JY has done anything like a concise summary (cheat sheet .pdf) that distills the initial "plan of attack"…
... boiling down the LR question types to the things you ... 's an exercise in the LSAT trainer where you ... s one of the most valuable exercises in the book, and ... to be critical of the argument, how to handle and ... respected LSAT resources, but the majority of it is ... -
Problem Set Questions - LRI'm finding myself getting -1 or -2 wrong for some of the (LR)... Even though for the majority of the ones I am getting incorrect, I understand the r…
... similar problem, and I think most people do. It can ... not clearly understanding the argument, being distracted, tired the list goes on ... ?
Is it the harder 5 star questions that ... and really get at the core of the argument?
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LR, how best to formulate what an answer may look like before going to the answers, anyone?Good morning. This is a recurring thought that I've had and trying to find a framework/rule of thumb that I can use, although it may not work for ev…
... I focus on just understanding the argument, particularly what's wrong ... open to the unexpected answer choices that defy the most likely ... and just suffers through the allergic reaction. I actually ... try to help keep the cafeteria workers from letting ... -
Most vulnerable to criticismIn approaching those "most vulnerable to criticism" question, do you guys think I can treat it as a weakening question and if the AC is correct, it w…
"Most vulnerable to criticism" is an ... do not have to weaken the argument at all. Instead, you have ... to find the AC that **describes** why the argument is already weak ... -
For those of you who scores 170+ on PT 70s .
... reasons.
1) The stimuli in the LR sections are incredibly ... the following would be most useful to know in order to evaluate the argument ... " and "which one of the following principles helps ... -
timing/accuracy strategyI'm looking for a timing/accuracy strategy for my timed LR sections. I've noticed that I'm a notoriously slow starter; that is, it takes me some ques…
... deep and intuitive understanding of the argument. Your ability to do this ... they didn't take the time to understand the argument.
... "speed," it comes from the second element of Victoria's ... with one of the questions you're most likely to miss ... -
What do you guys read first?I was wondering whether you guys read the question stimulus or question stem first? Powerscore says stimulus first, but the Trainer says the stem fir…
... > This is the reason I dislike PS. The instructor keeps harping ... reading the Q-stem is the way to go for most people ... scorers who swear by reading the stimulus first. Powerscore and ... with truly and objectively understanding the argument/stim as well as ... -
PT74.S1.Q17 - how the pigment known as han purpleHi All, I've seen many explanations regarding this infamous Han purple question--none of which have addressed my specific confusion: https://7sag…
... you are look to validate the argument, when the stem only asks to ... added support does the trick. Here, the fact that most of both substances ... are limited the same geographic ... -
People who do 25 in 25 for LR, what is your process?Do you answer every question by the 25 minute mark? Or do you skip some? How do you pick which questions to re-do in your extra time (obviously if…
... and would just automatically skip most of them. I then dedicated ... can usually quickly eliminate the ACs and finish most of them without ... about PR questions is that the argument structures used are usually pretty ... -
PT72.S2.Q16 - many great art worksIm in the middle of BRing and i like AC E bc how does the author know that having so much artwork that can satisfy every taste imaginable will affect…
... and think about the argument itself without referring to the ACs. The author is ... . Maybe my specific tastes are most prevalent in a wealthy man ... So in order for the author's argument to stand, he/she ... is relying on the possibility ... -
Strengthen/PSA/SA questions...G'day, 7sagers! I have a hard time diagramming the logic in these questions but seem to be doing OK without diagramming and just going by the Englis…
... what leap was made most of the time. The gap kind of glares ... Y?
The time mapping has been most useful to me ... parallel question. Here the structure of the argument is the single most important thing. Being ... -
PT65.S1.Q19 - last winter was mild enough to allow birdshttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-65-section-1-question-19/ Help. That's all I can say. I do not see how answer choice C does anything to the…
... to do is **_most_** strengthen the argument here. What (A) tells ... care (A) does strengthen the argument, but not anywhere close to ... be on the lookout for the use of the premise left sitting ... plays on the word "most" in a question stem, sometimes the "most" of ... -
Method of attack for NA questionsI have recently spent a ton of time perfecting flaw questions and I have improved immensely on them. For most questions, I can adequately predict, ar…
... this method fairly often for most questions I get wrong. It ... .) You didn't really understand the argument - you answered with a slight ... but you didn't understand the support that was being offered ... really helps you identify what the test writers are doing with ... -
Method of attack for NA questionsI have recently spent a ton of time perfecting flaw questions and I have improved immensely on them. For most questions, I can adequately predict, ar…
Hey -- NA questions are the most difficult for me, but my " ... is to be true and the argument valid, the correct answer must be ... . And that's also why the negation test works. This thinking ... -
Advice for breaking the final plateau (...and stretch)...I haven't asked for advice on here yet (but always derive some good suggestions from others' questions), but I was wondering if anyone had any stu…
... LG. Of all the sections, LG is the most predictable and formulaic ... order to fully understand the argument and all its pieces. ... without absolute language is generally the correct answer.
the exam?
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PT50.S2.Q19 - fat is generally unhealthy(P1) Get your nutrients from natural foods and not supplements. (P2) Carrots give you beta carotene but it can only be transformed into Vitamin A …
... asks us to identify the role the statement "that fat in ... the argument.
Our argument says;
+ Nutrients are most ... have our argument laid out. We see that the conclusion is ... , but what is her argument really trying to say? ... -
Diagramming long conditional chains in LRI have become used to minimal to zero diagramming in LR. I can usually keep track of the argument premises and conditional reasoning in my head (I al…
... usually keep track of the argument premises and conditional reasoning ... (I always bracket the conclusions and circles "some" "most" "all" etc ... ). However, since I have been getting the LR ... approach. I think ultimately the practice of learning to ... -
Advice for breaking the final plateau (...and stretch)...I haven't asked for advice on here yet (but always derive some good suggestions from others' questions), but I was wondering if anyone had any stu…
... questions for LR around the 28min mark at the latest. Although, ... should be able to see the most improvement in such a short ... in order to fully understand the argument and all its pieces. & ... 4 mins lost elsewhere in the test (the overall negative impact is ... -
"Almost All"Hey All, Logically, what does "almost all" translate to? It seems that it should be more restrictive than "most", but I'm not completely certain. …
... answer choice turn on the distinction between "most" and "almost all", ... X, you rightly say "most dentists agree that X." But ... br />
The argument that prompted this had the following form:
C) Therefore, most students surveyed chose x and ... -
Question on LSAT question" Most people who shop for groceries no more than 3 times a month buy prepared frozen dinners regularly. In Hallstown, most people shop for groceries…
... regularly. In Hallstown, most people shop for ... invalid argument?
The problem with this argument is ... that we can't properly infer if the "most people" in the ... general population applies to the "most people ... -
Question on LSAT question" Most people who shop for groceries no more than 3 times a month buy prepared frozen dinners regularly. In Hallstown, most people shop for groceries…
... specifically, this question posits invalid argument form number 6.
... https://7sage.com/lesson/invalid-argument-form-6-of-7/
the first, and therefore the "most" that the first set ... are Americans. An valid argument form will not put us ... -
Question on Parallel flaw questionsWhen answering these types of questions, should we pay attention to the content or substance of the answers, or only to the form?
... of the argument. But make sure you also understand the content of what the argument ... have the same subject matter as in the stimulus. These are the most common ... trap answer choices on parallel questions. For example, if the ... -
Struggling with LR...HELPSo in the debate between LR v LG...I'm one of those LG people. I'm averaging about -2/-3 on LG, but a brutal -9/-10 on LR. Specifically, I'm struggli…
... .) Wrote out how the correct AC destroyed the argument (how it wiped ... away the support)
... to be a part of the argument (same words/phrases) but ... dumb. This was the single my most valuable tool to learning ... -
Cookie Cutter LR QuestionsHey 7sagers! Happy studying to all. Throughout the curriculum, JY talked about four LR question types that are usually so formulaic that they can…
... their argument and then matching it.
A most B ... see what support is backing the argument. Is it confusing sufficient and ... in the argument that is bad. Then match that.
Most dogs ... -
Weaken, strengthen,So if I see that an answer choice weakens or strengthens just one premise, but doesnt necessarily make the argument air tight, is this still okay?
... answer choice that strengthens the argument as a whole. ...
Which one of the following most weakens the argument?
1. ... This AC could theoretically weaken the argument. Like maybe he was ... choice. It weakens the argument because it means that ... -
PT61.S4.Q25 - there can be no individual freedomWould anyone be willing to walk me through this one? I just can't step back enough to see it clearly and feel certain I understand (and I don't have …
... the answer choice that closes the gap and allows the conclusion to follow logically ... from the premise ... ? What is the argument's support? The support comes after the "for." The support here ... -
Pop QuizHey everyone, I recently came across an LSAT stimulus that gave me loads of trouble when I was taking a PT under time. To ingrain the lesson from…
... chased by dogs is not the most common cause of death for ... it would strengthen the argument. What if it is the second most common cause ... br />
If it *is* the most common cause of death, then ... that of cats.
The hypothesis is about how it ... -
Pop QuizHey everyone, I recently came across an LSAT stimulus that gave me loads of trouble when I was taking a PT under time. To ingrain the lesson from…
... don't think B strengthens the argument. The argument is about how a trait ... cause of death is the most common. Could the most common cause of death ... ? Doesn't really effect the argument because the argument is about why an evolutionary ...
