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41.3.26I completely missed this question. I thought B was very unattractive, and I confidently eliminated it during the test and during BR. I would appreci…
... The support for the conclusion is that higher average speeds would result since most ... violators would obey the new law ( ... by 1 MPH and the most fast drivers could decrease ... a weakener. The author says that most will obey the law, which ... -
PT 19 S2 Q17 People cannot devote themselvesWhy is answer choice C correct? I thought this is a Most Strongly Supported question. I picked answer choice D thinking it is most supported since ba…
... ? I thought this is a Most Strongly Supported question. I picked answer ... choice D thinking it is most supported since back then those ... processes through active learning where the only ones who learned at ... -
PT29 S4 Q03, correct me if I am wrong in my explanation.Correct me if I am wrong in my explanation. PT29 S4 Q03 The kind of question this is: Most Strongly supported Question Paraphrased question:…
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The kind of question this is: Most Strongly supported Question
the focus on competitive sports in most schools discourages ... sports would deal with the less competitive students in ... the passage does not talk about how competition turns most ... -
Can anyone give me an explanation for PT 28 - S1 - Q 22 MSS Question? T.TUnder the influence of today's computer-oriented culture, publishing for children has taken on a flashy new look that emphasizes illustrations and gr…
... emphasizes illustrations and graphic design; the resulting lack of substance leads ... of the following is most strongly supported by the information above?
A. The inclusion ... longevity.
C. Children of the conputer generation cannot concentrate on ... -
53.1.3 Science columnist: It is clearI think I am making this one way harder than it needs to be, but I have been spinning my wheels for a half hour on this one. I don't understand how …
... understand how B weakens the argument? The conclusion only states that " ... is true? What about the some diseases that humans ... the argument. The argument isn't concluding that ALL diseases or MOST of the ... diseases are common. I have watched the ... -
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…
... through 17 PTs, and until the last couple of weeks my ... I've managed to do the same on each test since ... -
PrepTest 16 - Section 2 - Question 16 (Most Difficult)E is the answer. This conclusion is: CPUE number same -> shark numbers are same To weakedn the conclusion, we need to establish that the way to r…
E is the answer.
This conclusion is: CPUE number same -> ...
To weakedn the conclusion, we need to establish that ... .
This question defines the CPUE carefully.
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PT 53, (Dec 2007), Sec 1, #3 (Please help me understand this)I don't understand how B is the answer. In the lessons regarding weakening, I was under the impression that we were to look for ways to weaken the co…
... ways to weaken the connection between the Premises and the Conclusion. If the question states ... as Humans .... PG HG... the conclusion is humans have many diseases ( ... correlation does not imply a most correlation.
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55.1.21 (Really, really hard question)Really struggled with this on the exam, and I still missed it during BR. Specifically, I had a really tough time differentiating answers A, B, C, an…
... ;Some people watching buy the advertised products
Most people don't ... that if MOST people don't buy the products, the show sill be ... />
Answer E: "Feel most strongly?" This was the only one I could ... -
Please help me with mastering MSS and MBTI've taken about 10 PTs + intense BRs (made an imaginary friend and explained my reasoning to that guy for all of my circled questions out loud) and …
... being: not closely reading the stimulus, falsely equating words ... and PF, questions which most 7sagers find relatively difficult ... think that finding the "conclusion" on the answer choices is something ... So having that idea, the possibility that negated relativity ... -
56.2.14 Psychologist: We asked 100I really didn’t like any of the answer choices, so I pretty much guessed on this one. These psychologists surveyed 100 entrepreneurs and 100 busin…
... people that are less confident? The conclusion makes too broad a claim ... a correlation between overconfidence (the ones that are the “most”) and odds of ... a business,” that would most assuredly strengthen the argument. Nevertheless, we don ... -
57.3.10 Columnist: The failure ofThis question is difficult because once you spot the flaw, it is hard to put it into words, which is why I missed it. I couldn't figure out how any …
... Instead of additive, the relationship should be multiplicative. The conclusion should only talk ... about the percentage of bike ... 't the conclusion say "at least partially responsible?" Thus, the argument DOES ... -
PT 69, Sec. 1, #14We debated this question for a long time in Group BR last night. While almost everyone got the correct answer, we were strongly divided about the act…
... everyone got the correct answer, we were strongly divided about the actual flaw ... in the stimulus. Some ... makes sense to me because the conclusion is essentially a restatement of ... -
58.4.5 Company president: For the managementI changed my answer to A during BR since B-E are really bad, but I am not seeing how the company president "takes for granted " (assumes) what answer…
... synergies or something creates the emergent property of being ... only the top .01% are considered the best? The author' ... the author's "best" metric. Specifically, the conclusion talks about "selecting one of the ... to just the top 2 firms (the 1%). The company ... -
Inferences questions POVFor MSS/must be true questions on RC that don't have a point of view in the question stem, can we assume that they are looking for what the author t…
For MSS/must be true questions on RC that don't have a point of view in the question stem, can we assume that they are looking for what the author thinks? Ex:what is most strongly supported? What can be inferred from the passage? -
Trying out something new... thoughts?Hello All: Quick preface: 1. I am taking the Dec. 2015 LSAT. 2. I started at 132 3. average PT score is 152/154 4. Target Score: ANYTHING over…
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EDIT: "The online tutor that gave me ... .
On the RC section, instead of attempting ...
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Section ... -1 Most strongly supported.
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60.1.10 Letter to the editor: Sites are neededI didn't circle this during BR, and I am really struggling to justify D over B. Here is my breakdown: This is a weaken/descriptive flaw question.…
... doesn't straw man the editor. The author is using evidence to ... ." The idea of "one indication" to me introduces evidence/premise for the conclusion ... . Wouldn't the "indication"/evidence/support given ... -
PT76- S4- Q24 - Many introductory undergradute sciencePurpose of proving grounds: Designed to be so demanding that only those students most committed to being science majors will receive passing grades i…
... least enthusiastic are among the students most committed to being science ... possibilities: (1) least enthusiastic +most committed + passed the course; (2) least enthusiastic ... in D fall within the second the possibility, the conclusion still stands. So could ... -
Active Reading Webinar NotesHey guys I was at the Active Reading Webinar last night and I typed up a bunch of notes for people who couldn't attend. I had to leave early for wor…
... assumption that
would allow the conclusion above to be properly drawn ... . The strain that is most prevalent that year
8. Underline “so”: Conclusion ... ”
8. Label conclusion: “We should make the protection of our clients ... -
Determining conclusion from premiseI place a because after the statements of interest in the stimulus and the statement that makes sense with a because coming after it I deem to be the…
I place a because after the statements of interest in the stimulus and the statement that makes sense with a because coming after it I deem to be the conclusion. Is this an ideal strategy for argument labeling and mp questions? -
PT76.S2.Q16 - when surveyed about which party they would like to see<font color=red>admin edit: here's the link to the lesson:</font> http://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-76-section-2-question-16/ Hi everyone, …
... edit: here's the link to the lesson: http://7sage. ... respondents each want in the legislature: only that they ... evidence only supports a rough estimate.
The conclusion, however, ... estimate to an exact/quantified conclusion.)
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PT44.S2.Q13 - the solution to anyThis is a hard SA question, and I don't see what I am missing. How is answer choice A a sufficient assumption? My diagram: (Solution to environm…
... environmental problem not caused by the government)--->(Major change ... B to C argument, and the conclusion as a Not C in ... environmental problem not caused by the government)--->(Few serious ... see how answer A paraphrases the sufficient assumption at all.< ... -
RC Annotation Method and BR (Most Authoritarian Rulers Passage pt.2)Hey guys after watching Nicole Hopkins' webinar on RC Methods and Jimmy Quicksilver's webinar on RC Question Types and Tips I thought it would be hel…
... ) Which of the following titles most completely summarizes the content of the passage?
the following most accurately describes the organization of the passage?
Understanding why "some are not" is the negation of "all"In the existential quantifiers lessons, JY explains how to negate statements with the universal quantifier "all." The conclusion was that "some are n…
... negate statements with the universal quantifier "all." The conclusion was that " ... some are not" was the negation and ... />
After diagramming the all statement and its negation ... four cats in the world. The total number of ...Does "more often than not" mean most?One of the RC videos that I watched mentioned that when something (call it X) happens more & more<i></i> frequently, it does not mean that X happens …
One of the RC videos that I watched ... not mean that X happens most of the time. But I read ... of the PowerScore posts that "more often than not" means MOST. They ... NOT" would it equate to most?The "Should" Principle"Finding the conclusion" is as easy as riding a bicycle... and as hard, for struggling students. I have noticed that the word "should" is as help…
"Finding the conclusion" is as easy as riding ... comes to finding a conclusion. Unlike the typical conclusion keywords, "should" appears ... a premise as well as the conclusion. This routinely happens in moral ... a premise but not in the conclusion, I have yet to find ...Need help making sense of the logic lessons - How useful and practical they are?Hi, there! I'm what some universities call a "mature student". I have a full time job, I have two small kids, a house to take care of. So my "free" t…
... 't have the time limitation imposed by the LSAT. Maybe ... a day to study, including the weekends.
... I try to highlight the conclusion, identify the premises, do some logic ... "board" and so on.
Conclusion ...PT28.S1.Q09 - political commentators see recent policieshttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-28-section-1-question-09/ If this question were a Must Be True type and an answer choice said “Most peopl…
... an answer choice said “Most people think the government policy is not ... disagree with the conclusion of the political commentators. Furthermore, the author’s conclusion that “this ... is wrong to use what most people think as a premise ...A Shout Out to all of the great people at 7Sage and the dedication to achieve your best!Thanks to everyone’s advice to postpone my test date until Fall so that I could enjoy very special life experiences this past month. After changing m…
... community, the friendships that I have built and most importantly ... realized that I really enjoy studying for the ... perspective to make the most out of the experience building my ... !
All the best to the June test takers!!!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 …
... this can be problematic for the conclusion, it doesn't necessarily make ... since "few" = "some, but not most," in plain English, D translates ... : either none or most (>50%) of the turtleback population lives in ...
