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PT83.S3.Q12 - greek tabletsJ.Y., can you help us on this one? PT83.3.12 "In a scene in an ancient Greek play..." Honestly, I was completely stumped on test day on this one a…
... words, this is an "almost must be false" question.
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be rejected. But if any of ... was almost like a "Least strongly supported"? "Most weakly supported"? Haha. It was a ...Difficulty Understanding Support!Based on the LR problems I'm getting wrong (Weakening/Strengthening, Necessary Assumption, MSS, etc.) I think I'm having difficulty understanding sup…
... it literally is the mostly strongly supported inference (like quasi-MBT.) ... answers rather than making the most-likely inference. I used ... negation for most of the inference type questions ... wrong choices are also could be true ( merely because they are ...Difficulty Understanding Support!Based on the LR problems I'm getting wrong (Weakening/Strengthening, Necessary Assumption, MSS, etc.) I think I'm having difficulty understanding sup…
... it literally is the mostly strongly supported inference (like quasi-MBT.) ... answers rather than making the most-likely inference. I used ... wrong choices are also could be true ( merely because they are ... mentioned using negation in most of the inference type ...PTA.S1.Q5 - Productivity in the officeI am having a hard time understanding why AC E is better than D. I also do not understand what makes B wrong.
... strong, and 2) it must be a provable answer, e.g ... less unauthorized breaks now vs the past, does this ... breaks is not the most efficient way of increasing ... more closely is the most efficient way to increase ... we need this to be true BECAUSE what if we negate ...PT39.3.19 - "Which can be inferred..." (Passage 3 - Blackbody objects)Link to video expl/quick view: https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-39-section-3-passage-3-questions/ My question is about the correct A/C, (A…
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> ..."strongly implied" rather than the "explicitly ... minimum threshold of being "strongly implied" for the reasons ... , it cannot be the one that is "most" supported, which allows ... doesn't have to be true... just the most reasonable (which could ...#HELP Weakening vs. StrengtheningI am writing this to make sure I have it right, if not please correct me. When it comes to weakening questions, you are supposed to attack the premis…
... of the following if true MOST weakens, strengthens, etc._ ... the others. The most ridiculous answer you've ... strongly supported one... which could very well be a very weakly supported answer. Most ... level 5 "most" stem ...NA vs SAHi! I for the life of me cannot correctly identify NA q's from SA q's. Does anyone have any tips/tricks to recognize between the two?
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PT72.S1.Q24-26: Current responses don't help; more feedback please!So for 24, I was confused by the question stem. When it says support the position of Passage B over that of Passage A, does that mean we are trying t…
... you must test out to see whether it **more strongly supports ... ** B over A. But first, you must plug ... something about passage B will be more strongly supported than A. You are ... /> If the answer choice is true, some clue stated in B ...Inference vs MBTGoing through some problem sets and I've noticed that inference and MBT are labelled distinctly despite that fact that I thought they were identical …
... strongly supported conclusions. They're often not as strong as MBT. They must ... not be true, but they can be reasonably concluded, given ...PTF.S1.Q1 - Sea turtles hatchlings leaving their hatching grounds...I got it right due to process of elimination but Why are sea turtles able to sense the magnetic field?
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So what can we most strongly infer from the above premises ... earth's). So the turtles must be able to sense magnetic fields ... this is true, then without the artificial magnetic field, it must be the ...can be inferred vs. strongly supported?JY mentioned that he would go over the difference "later," but I couldn't find it... Does anyone know where this lesson is, and/or can explain the…
JY mentioned that he would go over the difference "later," but I couldn't find it...
Does anyone know where this lesson is, and/or can explain the difference to me?
Thanks!Confused about explanations used in conditional logic videosHey guys. Newbie here that just signed up on this site a few days ago. I'm confused as to why, when, and how JY is applying the following analogy. Ca…
... a Jedi, then the being must be a force user. Isn’t ... renders the premise completely not true. Force User also = Sith and ... debate over about Jedi vs Sith, or Disney vs Lucasfilm. What I ... understand is how equals can be construed as the logical equivalent ...RC- Doing Passages With Most Questions First Vs. Easiest PassagesHi all! I was wondering what your thoughts are on RC passage selection. I'm averaging 1-2 (more often 2) wrong per passage under timed conditions …
... passages with the most questions because they tend to be more difficult ... until the end. I will be okay with a score of ...The Most Important LSAT Prep Decision You Will MakeToday, we have our first discussion about attitude. This is a rather sensitive topic, because nobody likes to be told that their attitude sucks, but …
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The #1 most important decision you make regarding ... will be. Nothing like that. Rather, the most important ... learning potential. The most important thing to get ... change either. This would be true even if the LSAT ...PT33.S3.Q08 - most people invest in the stock markethttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-33-section-3-question-08/ I think I may have answered this question myself, but can you guys chime in on thi…
... investments" didn't have to be true. They could make a profit ... of the answer choices to be true and then seeing which one ... can be proven from the stimulus? True, meaning that all ... "their" investments and I took "most" from the first sentence and ...scenarios vs brute force approach to questionsdoes anyone have any guidance for determining when to draw out scenarios vs brute force the answer choices? sometimes it's pretty clear that a new lo…
... when to draw out scenarios vs brute force the answer choices ... choices after deducing that there must be two IN blocks. He could ...PTA S4 Q25I'm having trouble with the following question from Superprep, A: L: People's intentions cannot be, on the whole, more bad than good. Were we to b…
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Stem: Most vulnerable to which of the ... the possibility that a true belief can have deleterious ... are surviving, so we must not have the belief ... a belief can't be true, doesn't mean that ... the underlying element can't be true. This, however, doesn' ...Which inference about your actual LSAT ability does your BR score most strongly support?So I've gotten through 17 PTs, and until the last couple of weeks my BR score has consistently been between 173-177, although it jumped around spasti…
... quite where I want to be and I'm hoping that ... a corresponding increase in my true score if I keep at ...57.3.22 To win democraticAbsolutely clueless on this one. I've probably watched the video 5 times, and I just don't see how B weakens the argument that is in the passage. A…
... poor candidates supported by rich. As a result, it could be true that ... the belief that it could be true that poor candidates will compromise ... in all political parties; they must then be 1% of the total ... the political party] is not true." How are these two the ...PT30.S4.Q20 - consumer advocate: the introduction of a new drughttps://7sage.com/lesson/introducing-new-drugs-strengthen-question Looking to get a better idea of the logic on answer choice E, which is an incor…
... clearly: “if most new drugs shouldn’t be on the market ... /> We must accept the premises and the conclusion as true for LSAT ... two true pieces of information:
P: antihistamine should not be ... " --> "antihistamine should not be on the market"
Redoing the Most Recent Tests vs. Doing Older OnesContext: I've been studying for about 10 months; have done all of the tests except for the 7 most recent ones, and have started to retake many tests …
... except for the 7 most recent ones, and have ... a week from the most recently released ones (2012 ... official exam will all be retakes. While this may ... may be a better learning experience (seeing the most recent ... the inflated score will be good for my confidence, ...PT53.S1.Q09 - global surveys estimatehttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-53-section-1-question-09/ I could really use some help on this one. First, here's a quick breakdown of …
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A ... females. However, it still can be true that the entire population of ... since "few" = "some, but not most," in plain English, D translates ... to: either none or most (>50%) of the ...PT68.S4.G4 - an editor will edit seven articles (alternative approach)https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-68-section-4-game-4/ Hi, I'd like to share a method I used for pt68 game 4. At first glance, it seems like …
... my rules was that there must be something in between J and ... J is in 4, G must be in 6 (can't put ... next to J) and R must be in 7. To go in ... of the same group, they must be separated by the H.
be true, the answer choice will most likely be one with ...PT76.S2.Q25 - new TV programs will be canceledI got this question right first but after BR when I just solved it with my logical intuition, but I got wrong since I made some logical diagram for t…
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So if (C) is true, doesn't it help the ... create conclusion that most of new shows will be cancelled ( NS -m ... highly likely most of new shows this year will be cancelled.
I think it would not be good to solve this question ...PT37.S4.Q22 - druid stones in irelandHey All, I've watched JY's explanation of this video and I'm beginning to see why E could be a correct answer...but I do not understand why it is …
... , so, therefore, this one must be more recent. Before approaching the ... Scotland. The assumption is that most things found in Scotland ( ... making an "Ireland druid stone vs every other druid stone" ... an "Ireland druid stone vs. Scotland druid stone" distinction.PT1.S3.Q10 - even in a democracyIf someone can explain to me why B is correct and C is wrong I would be most appreciative. My thought process is below: Although dissemination of …
... wrong I would be most appreciative. My thought ... commercial information should be restricted/prohibited (based ... be true as the stimulus requires a distinction of scientific information vs ... commercial and national security.
E) This could be true ...Need Help with MSS v. Strengthen, v. Correlation/Causation StrengthenI am stuck on some of the MSS questions, Weaken, and the difference with how to tell MSS and Strengthen apart especially when C/C Strengthen is in pl…
... one of the following, if true, most strongly supports the conclusion drawn by ... , so the answer needs to be either: B causes A, C ... I wasn't supposed to be choosing a supporting answer, but ...Not necessarily true...Not necessarily false...CBT...CBF**#1 How do you interpret Not necessarily true & Not necessarily false?** Do you assume that they are the same? Or "Not necessarily true" as CBF …
... interpret Not necessarily true & Not ... /> "Not necessarily true" as CBF (could be false) & ... be true)???
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PT73.S2.Q20Hi guys! I wanted to get some clarification on the logic that makes this answer E rather than D. The stem is that the argument relies on the assum…
... could justify the argument if true, but it also has ... not justify the conclusion if true. Just because the farmers ... structure," the soil must be "rejuvenated," and they /must/ be "rejuvenated" by growing ... in that logic sequence are supported by premises in the ...
