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PT35.S2.P4 (Q25) - ronald dworkinAm a big fan of knowing that on RC questions there is always specific, identifiable evidence for why an answer choice is right/wrong. However, I am s…
... be most likely to agree with which one of the following statements ... -
PT June2007.S2.Q16 - taylor: researchers at a local university The statements provide the most support for holding that Sandra would disagree with Taylor about which one of the following statements? Answer: …
The statements provide the most support for holding that ... which one of the following statements?
Answer: D) ... It says the statements above provide the most support for holding that ... about one of the following statements. Doesn't that mean we ... -
Will 1.5 page diversity statements be okayI haven't seen any kind of limit on length for these. Do you guys think that will be okay? I know personal statements are supposed to be 2-3 pages do…
I haven't seen any kind of limit on length for these. Do you guys think that will be okay? I know personal statements are supposed to be 2-3 pages double spaced, so this will still be about half of the size. -
PT11.S4.Q18 - teacher: journalists who conceal the identity<font color=red>Admin edit: Please review the <a href="https://7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/15/forum-rules">forum rules</a>. Posting full questi…
... of the following, if true, most strengthens the teacher's argument ... standing by submitting for publication statements that, not being attributed to ... -
Why Can't We Infer "B most A" from "A Most B"? What Assumptions are Made in Doing So?Hello, all! After personal reasons forced me to step away from the LSAT for some time, I'm just now getting back into the swing of things. What wa…
... can't we infer "B most A" from the statement "A ... most B"? Perhaps what I'm ... struggling most to grasp is this: what ... -
Inferences That Can Be Made from Valid Argument Form SixHello, all: Just so you don't have to bring up the curriculum or your notes, argument form six is as follows: A → B A → C ___________ …
... we assume that universally quantified statements imply the existence of their ... what allows us to infer "most" and "some" from "all" on ... -
How to Properly Read a "No Statements"Hi Everyone, my first post on here wanted to get some answers on this. So i believe that I am good at reading No statements. However, I want to be…
... am good at reading No statements. However, I want to be ... feel iffy when reading no statements from time-to-time. Is ... " that can break down No statements.
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How many PTs can I use for Analytics? How to ID most missed Q types?Just curious. It said I'd used 5/6 tests or something at the bottom. This seems strange. Also, is there a way to identify your most missed question t…
Just curious. It said I'd used 5/6 tests or something at the bottom. This seems strange. Also, is there a way to identify your most missed question types via analytics? -
Whether the #19 is usually the most difficult question of each LR section?Hey guys, I was wondering whether the #19 is usually the most difficult question of each LR section? anyone has the same feeling?
Hey guys, I was wondering whether the #19 is usually the most difficult question of each LR section? anyone has the same feeling? -
Most and Some in Strength Questions.On PT 35 S1 Q15, Conclusion: We should be skeptical about the magazine’s conclusion. Premise: The sample is unrepresentative and the question is b…
... choice B contains Most (the conclusion drawn in most magazine surveys have ... always safe to assume that MOST provides little bit of support ... -
LG in most recent testsI've noticed that some of the LGs in the most recent PTs don't fall into the strict sequencing/grouping/grouping and sequencing categories. In severa…
... of the LGs in the most recent PTs don't fall ... -
Preptests most similar to recent LSATsHey guys, I'm in the middle of studying for the June LSAT and am currently taking the preptests...which PTs do you think are most similar to the L…
... PTs do you think are most similar to the LSAT as ... -
How to solve MBT w/o conditional statementsHey guys! Does anyone have any advice on how to solve/approach Inference questions that do not have conditional statements?
Hey guys! Does anyone have any advice on how to solve/approach Inference questions that do not have conditional statements? -
Most important/effective lifestyle changes to make before the Sept. LSAT?Hi all, Shooting for September here. What are the most important/effective lifestyle changes to make before that date? Also, why? This post is …
... September here. What are the most important/effective lifestyle changes to ... -
Use as DS Topic or No?Hey everyone, I was looking for some advice regarding writing a diversity statement. I wasn't originally going to write one, since I am a white, uppe…
... in my life for the most part. However, the admissions course ... " as a topic for diversity statements, and I was wondering if ... -
When to be wary of conditional statements in ACs?Hi guys, This is something I've sort of noticed with BR'ing a lot of logical reasoning - it seems that depending on the question type, an answer c…
... are usually phrased as conditional statements because, well, you're literally ... -
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 experienced LSATers rank from most difficult to least difficult the ... /> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://magoosh.com/lsat/2016/most-common-logical-reasoning-question-types ... -
PT June 2007.S2.Q22 - editorialist: news mediaSharing this because while eliminating AC E, I was forced to question the difference between causation and sufficiency as well as the danger of using…
... actually dealing with conditional statements.
Most Strongly Supported
C- Most important??? Eliminate.
D ... doesn't make them conditional statements and so we definitely can ... -
Event Independence on the LSATHello again! First of all, I wanted to express my general appreciation for everyone in the 7Sage community! You guys are essentially total strangers,…
... LSAT meanings for "some" and "most" to determine whether or not ... .
One of these statements is that "Everyone who orders ... a free extra cherry, and most people say yes to the ... -
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…
... else yawning must be the most irresistible cause) that lies outside ... -
At least, At mostCan someone clarify the following? At least B as A: B≥A At most B as A: B≤A Or vice versa....? I am getting confused so much! plz help!!!…
Can someone clarify the following?
At least B as A: B≥A
At most B as A: B≤A
Or vice versa....?
I am getting confused so much! plz help!!! :D -
HELP! Advice on Retake: aiming for t14Fellow 7sagers, I'm in a bind and am in serious need of advice. So it's already been about 10 months since I first started studying for the LSAT, …
... preptests from 1 to the most recent 80s, and was averaging ... the while writing my personal statements, essays of all sorts. I ... -
Identify premise, context and conclusions in Most strongly support questions?Is it necessary to identify premise, context and conclusions in Most strongly support questions? So far I don't and have done well.
Is it necessary to identify premise, context and conclusions in Most strongly support questions? So far I don't and have done well. -
Posting Personal StatementsThe potential free personal statement edit for the webinar got me wondering. What are the potential drawbacks of posting your personal statement onli…
... ? If it is, why do most people try to get edits ... -
Personal StatementsHey guys! So I am going to begin writing up my personal statements, however I have no idea where to start. I am applying to Canadian law schools a…
... begin writing up my personal statements, however I have no idea ... -
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…
In 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 will weaken the argument? Any other suggestion to solve this type? -
Warning: Recent RC Main Point QuestionsHi All, I've made an observation regarding Main Point questions on some of the most recent RC passages (70s primarily). I was reading a post on th…
... questions on some of the most recent RC passages (70s primarily ... choices have been broad, inclusive statements and certain incorrect answer choices ... language (subtle strong language, like “most” or “prominent”) or with incorrect ... -
"Most useful"Does the statement "Most useful" connote that there is more than one AC that could help but we are tasked at finding the **most** useful?. If this is…
Does the statement "Most useful" connote that there is ... are tasked at finding the **most** useful?. If this is painfully ... -
Following instructions/Colorado law applicationHi all! I have a silly question that I couldn't answer on my own, and I feel it's worth the risk of looking foolish on here just to ensure I end u…
... believe set you apart from most law school applicants; (b) ... What are some of the most common mistakes that applicants make ... ?
> The most common mistake applicants made is ... essay topics in their personal statements or not submitting our two ... -
Hardest & Most Difficult LSAT Sections ever listedHey guys, I know we only finished with the test a week ago, and even some are finishing up in Florida today (Congrats btw!). And I haven't even reall…
... /passages, but to have the most difficult sections. This way when ... with obviously five being the most difficult and one being the ...
