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PT7.S4.Q10 - famous personalities found guilty of many types of crimesHey everybody, I'm drilling some Cambridge MSS questions and Im having some trouble with the idea of them. I think of them as "Must Be True" ques…
... them. Inference questions could include most strongly supported questions as well." You are ... something that is supported to the point that it must be true.However, in ... a statement that is merely supported strongly, rather than categorically proven, as ... -
Cheat Sheet - LR question typesFor LR reasoning is there a cheat sheet out there that summarizes all the strategies by question type?
... the main point
2. Most Strongly Supported Questions
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8. Must Be True Questions
- Validity is the strongest most special relationship ... LSAT, are the opposite of must be true.
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Cheat Sheet - LR question typesFor LR reasoning is there a cheat sheet out there that summarizes all the strategies by question type?
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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…
... Main Conclusion Questions
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h. Some and Most Relationships
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Doing two lsat prep courses at the same time.Hello, I dont know if any of you have any advice on this but I would be very helpful for some imput. I signed up for this course a few months bac…
... Hall from velocity lumps most strongly supported, must be true, what can properly be inferred questions, etc ... -
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…
... ? I interpreted the clause that supported (C) as rather saying that ... (C) possible and not necessarily true.
Maybe the root ... I interpreted the question stem "most strongly supported by the information above" as "must be true". -
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…
... my experience, Most strongly supported questions do not necessarily have to be true under all ... What is supported is that any particular cat will be capable of ... B and the stimulus can be true. It doesn't mean ... in the fire, that it must surely burn; but now it ... -
Most Strongly Supported vs. Must Be TrueHi, Can someone please explain the difference between these two question types? I find that there is a significant amount of overlap in the conte…
... it simply MBT, well, Must be true... like it has to... ... use wands... so thats gotta be true, it just has to" ... Based on the information it must be true that Harry uses a wand ... wielders fight Voldemort" What is most strongly supported?
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Reading Comprehension Process of Elimination??The problem I have with Reading Comprehension is that for some questions an answer choice is considered to be correct even though its not necessary v…
... are coupled with the phrase "most likely" in the question stem ... that inferences must be true, but some correct answers seems to be just most strongly supported.
Reading Comprehension Process of Elimination??The problem I have with Reading Comprehension is that for some questions an answer choice is considered to be correct even though its not necessary v…
... what is most likely then it is not a must be true and it ... is more of a most strongly supported (depending on ...PT32.S4.Q24 - increasing complexity of scientific inquiryhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-32-section-4-question-24/ Can someone please explain this? I got the right answer but I can't justify my rea…
... of Must be True questions as very clearly distinct from Most Strongly Supported questions. ... rather one that could be supported by just a small ... . "Usually" can be thought of as "most." In addition, we ... other answer choices can be eliminated which is what ...Closing the BR GapI know I am not the only one who is having this problem, but it's kind of bugging me given its persistence. So there is roughly a 10-15 point gap bet…
... .2.20 (must be true question)
31.3.22 (most strongly supported question)
33 ... this, then there would not be...or one would expect to ...Help! PT 137 BR 166Hello all, I started PTing recently after finishing the curriculum. My timed PT was 137 while my BR was 166! Any hope for me? What can I conclu…
Agree with @"Dr. Yamata" You learn how to identify the question type quickly by doing a bunch of them in bundles. You can see how many different ways "must be true, most strongly supported, Ect." are asked.PT26.S2.Q09 - early pencil leads were made of solid graphitehttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-26-section-2-question-09/ Can someone explain why the correct answer is B? Thank you!
... a most strongly supported question. This does not mean that the correct answer must be true ... or can be 100% validly inferred, rather ... that this choice is not strongly supported.
E: All pencils ...Most strongly supported vs Most helps to justifyHello all, Something I'm having a little difficulty with is differentiating "most strongly supported" vs "most helps to justify" questions. I …
Most Strongly Supported (MSS) questions are more closely aligned with Must Be True (MBT) questions. Both of ... correct answer choice.
Most Helps to Justify questions are ...When to find the conclusionHello, Does anyone have a cleat sheet on which LR questions you need to identify conclusion/P. I know, or atleast I'm under the impression that, th…
... to find the conclusion are must be true and most strongly supported questions, because often times ... there are no actual conclusions to be ... sets of facts. You may be able to make the argument ...PT1.S4.Q06 - the most successful economies haveHello, would anyone care to explain to me how D is the correct answer in this question, when in my opinion, it is so logically wrong? Thank you!
... agree that the shift from "most" to "more" is very dubious ... it's necessarily a "must be true" - maybe a Most Strongly Supported.
I think this ... is the most dubious right answer ...Are the tests getting harder??So, for some background. I took the June test and did well but not the score I was looking for. I was planning on taking the test yesterday and the r…
... between scorers, though I could be way off as to why ... subtle necessary assumptions, resolve/reconcile, most strongly supported, complete the passage, and pseudo ... more on sufficient assumptions, and must be true questions, both of which are ...PTs for DecemberWhich PTs should I use to study for December? I've only done 12, and December is a rewrite for me, so I've pretty much finished studying, and I want …
... alongside PTs. Don't be afraid to use previously taken ... questions look like LR questions (Most Strongly Supported, Must Be True, Main Point, Weaken, et ... of these questions can be very helpful to promptly ... yourself to all of the most recent tests (65+ generally ...Conditional vs CasualHi, I am having a hard time differentiating between a cause and effect and a conditional statement. Would anyone have tips or tricks?
... precise, this might explain why Must Be True, Most Strongly Supported, Sufficient Assumption questions, etc., make ... than what it takes to be deductively true. Again, think science. How ... that would have to be done would be to provide repeated instances ...Tips?What are some helpful tips for reading carefully in the LR section while trying to finish all the questions in the allotted time. I understand you sh…
... you definitely have to be attentive to small details ... argument based questions like must be true and most strongly supported its just details and ... it can also literally be a paraphrase of a ... or it can just be small ideas within the ... an AC that is supported.PT54.S1.Q08 - drilling fluids, including the variousHi all, For question 8, I confidently picked answer choice E and was stunned that this was correct. Upon looking into the explanation for this it …
... of the following is supported by one or both of ... went more the "must be true" route than the "most strongly supported." It doesn't ... have to be absolutely airtight ... mud recipes are required to be used -- but the ...Thinking Of Starting With Logic Games & Reading Comp...ThoughtsCourse progresses as Logical Reasoning --> Logic Games --> Reading Comp. Thinking of doing Logic Games --> Reading Comp --> Logical Reasoning. …
I also strongly, strongly recommend going through the CC ... effectively tackling main point, inference/must be true, most strongly supported, weaken, and strengthen questions, are ...Lists of questions based on question type?Greetings fellow LSAT enthusiasts! I have decided to learn each question type one at a time. This way, I feel I can master one fully, then proceed to…
... them by type:
Must Be True
Most Strongly Supported
Cannot Be True
Necessary Assumption ...Distinguishing MBT, SA, and NAOk so I feel as though I am interchanging methods of finding the answer for each of these questions. They're so similar to me and its starting to giv…
... according to the premises, MUST be true. It is not satisfactory ... that an answer choice COULD be true.
Later ... distinguish this question type from Most Strongly Supported.
... , you must find the one which must be true in order ...Mostly Strongly SupportedI am still in the process of going through these lessons so I might be ahead of myself but is there a formula for tackling most strongly support ques…
... mentality. It could also be the grammar or referential ... are struggling with most of the most strongly supported questions covered in ... in strengthen, weaken, and must be true questions. In fact, I ... after being exposed to must be true questions to remold my ...Are LR sections in PT 1-16 easier?I have been drilling LR sections for a while, and I used to have a -4/-6 for LR sections in PT 18-35. However, I began doing PT 1-16 four days ago, …
... have significantly less "Must Be True" questions and a lot more "Most Strongly Supported" leading to ... the Strengthen/Weaken questions to be the toughest in the new ...Score Dropped from PT 40's to 70's`I have a question relating to an experience I'm sure many of you have experienced. I started PT'ing in the late 30's and 40's and my score increasing…
... a lot less Must Be True types and a significantly more Most Strongly Supported types leading ... helped for me was drilling Most Strongly Supported questions in LR and just ...Which of the following most logically completes the passage?Does anyone have tips on how to attack these sort of questions? Also, what category of questions does this particular type of question belong to? …
... /> -Identify the Conclusion
-Most Strongly Supported
-Must Be True
-Sufficient Assumption
Which of the following most logically completes the passage?Does anyone have tips on how to attack these sort of questions? Also, what category of questions does this particular type of question belong to? …
... the blank Q's as must be true/most strongly supported Q's. The idea is ... conclusion, but either way, it must be supported by the text. There are ...
