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PT91.S4.Q12: Can I get a fresh perspective?I thought B and C both worked. Wouldn't the first sentence explain why the public is so concerned about water issues when pollution is just as seriou…
... principle which the author uses to make his conclusion given the example (people ... is only used to support the conclusion that since people are more ... /> B is perfect. The principle is a premise that supports the conclusion.
Struggling with PSAr but not SA?I am not struggling with SA as much but am consistently getting 1-2 PSAr questions wrong on every test - is there anything else I can refer to learn …
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this was the only answer that mentioned social ... way of life
The only difference between PSA and ...PT65.S4.Q23 - dogs are the descendants of domesticated wolveshttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-65-section-4-question-23/ This question has had me stumped for like 3 days! I have done everything I can t…
... wrong after the fact. It is a most strongly supported question ... .
The question begins ... to most other breeds of dogs.
Conclusion: This ... ), it finishes with the former breed (the ones we need) ...PT78.S3.Q18 - for consumers, the most enjoyable emotionalHi, I'm not sure why C is the answer and D is not. I thought all the sentence before the last one support the last sentence. It seems like C com…
... which is middle-conclusion and which is the main conclusion but I thought ... it's more natural that the first one supports the ... second one.
Could anyone explain why C is the ...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…
I am still in the process of going through these ... for tackling most strongly support questions. I understand that the stimulus is the premise ... to make an inference of the conclusion but I find myself re ... -reading the stimulus over and over again ...The most important LSAT advice I wish I could give to my younger self...This is something I wish I could tell my younger self when I first started off studying. When I first started, I had this mindset of "If I study 5 ho…
... the argument? It means you have to be able to find the Conclusion ... , identify the Premises, pause and think ... is a skill and the most critical skill on the section.
... and over. The same flaws, the same games, the same RC ...145 ->171, DONE with the LSAT**1 Year and 30 PTs Later** I'm EXHAUSTED and am so happy it's over. Thank you 7Sage and this community! January 2021 Diagnostic: 145 June 202…
... LR stimulus i.e. find the conclusion in each paragraph, identify relationship ... for in the passage. The answers are all in the passage, even the "most strongly supported ...What's the purpose of pinning a question?I'm going through the Main Conclusion and Most Strongly Supported lessons, and in the problem sets I see I have the option to pin questions. If I …
I'm going through the Main Conclusion and Most Strongly Supported lessons, and in the problem sets I see I have the option to pin questions.
If I pin a question, what good does that do? Can I see all my pinned questions somewhere?Asked about this the other day...Sufficient/Necessary....and when it mattersI asked about what types of questions rely on the understanding of sufficient and necessary conditions the other day. I got a lot of really good answ…
... and a regular C in the conclusion. What the hell? How am I ... So how can I reach the conclusion All D--> are not ... . Sometimes, in lets say, most strongly supported questions. They will give ... that tiny fact the one thing that supports the answer. Now you ...Asked about this the other day...Sufficient/Necessary....and when it mattersI asked about what types of questions rely on the understanding of sufficient and necessary conditions the other day. I got a lot of really good answ…
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> Does the conclusion follow from our premises? No ... a regular C in the conclusion. What the hell? How am I ... Sometimes, in lets say most strongly supported questions, they will ... that tiny fact the thing that supports the answer. Now you ...All the tips that worked for me (+ my spreadsheet)Hi all, just want to thank this community for all the tips and tricks and the positive environment you all provided. I started studying in January 20…
... ." 80 percent is most of the profits. Since it ... of the profit going to farmers. Thus, the passage strongly supports answer ... of the chicken-selling factories in Nebraska, most of the profits ... by the military." The first paragraph leads up to the conclusion with ...What are the most common question types on LR?What are the most common question types on LR, as in the types such as weakening, principle etc that appear the most often on the test. We know what …
What are the most common question types on LR, as in the types such as weakening, principle etc that appear the most often on the test. We know what the most common LG types are, I'm just wondering if there are also any hard statistics for LR?MBT and MSS questionsSo I was watching this video http://7sage.com/lesson/valid-argument-form-3-review/?ss_completed_lesson=948 and at 1:47 JY says that for MBT qu…
... are hiding the conclusion so you must supply the conclusion. So this ... and MSS (most strongly supported) questions basically the same thing where ... supposed to find what the conclusion is, which is basically ... tucked in to the answer choices unlike main ...Saving time-searching for conclusion firstHi, just joined 7Sage and had a quick question that I thought I would try to clear up before the LSAT on Saturday! (:/ pretty nervous). I've been …
... that you find the conclusion first for the LR questions. Now ... just first look for the conclusion and circle, underline, ... a conclusion indicating word, read the conclusion and then read the rest. ... getting stuck and, for the most part, going with intuition ...MSS / WeakeningRight now I'm in the process of going through old material to improve my less-than-stellar LR sections. It's interesting how going through old ma…
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Ok. What's the conclusion: running track with a hard ...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…
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Can someone please explain the difference between these two question ... amount of overlap in the content of answer choices ... just most likely to be true based on the stimulus? On the ... matter what based on the information in the stimulus? Before coming ...Do scores improve during the PT drilling stage?Just looking for some advice. I'm right at the start of things.... Just completed the 'Most Strongly Supported' module and averaged 72% on all of …
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Just completed the 'Most Strongly Supported' module and averaged 72 ... % on all of the 54 practice questions at the end. As I ... standard because I've completed the theory module?
Any ...LR Study Guide*I was sent this LR study guide a couple of months ago from a fellow 7Sager and it has been very helpful. It's not as detailed as some of the others…
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3) Causation strongly suggests there are no competing ... /> - Validity is the strongest most special relationship between premises and the conclusion, it is ...Throwing a Pity Party, everyone is invited, plus ones are welcomeNot sure what I'm looking for here...Probably pity points if I'm being honest with myself. Just a heads-up, this is a long one. I know writing can so…
... this point. What is most strongly supported by the statements above? B) I ... . The argument above is most vulnerable to which of the following criticisms? A) The ... is a premise to support the sub conclusion "I've paid my ...Strengthen as weaken the opposite conclusion?Do you feel that it can be helpful to sometimes view strengthen questions as weakening the opposite of the conclusion, and vice-versa? And when I say…
Do you feel that it can be helpful to sometimes view strengthen questions as weakening the opposite of the conclusion, and vice-versa? And when I say opposite, I mean the logical opposite.Fill in the Blank Questions Categorization"Which one of the following most logically completes the passage?" The Trainer puts these guys with inference questions, which totally makes sense…
"Which one of the following most logically completes the passage?"
The Trainer puts ... about fill in the blank questions as identify the conclusion instead of inference ...PT21.S2.Q13 - astronomers have long thought thathttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-21-section-2-question-13/ I wonder whether this is really necessary assumption question. Isn't this most st…
... most strongly supported question or anything else?
There's no clear conclusion ... in the stimulus and although I negate ... if I can entirely wreck the argument.
I got this ...PT73.S2.Q06 - critic: the criticism of the popular filmhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-73-section-2-question-06/ I know this is early on in the section, but it's very tricky. None of the explanat…
... justify principle questions, the premises should connect with the conclusion, and this doesn ... necessary for a comedy.
Conclusion: The criticism of Quirks is misguided ... their genre" = the film is funny, that is the most important thing for ...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…
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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, there are some questions that don't require this.Quiz - Context Identification 1 w/ AnswersHi guys, For question #2, we are asked to break down this argument into premises, conclusion, and context. The common procedure for determining w…
... , the coloring enhances their [most consumers] enjoyment of the beverage.
Premise/Sub Conclusion ... risks) which then in turn supports the main conclusion. Thanks!
Admin ...Is the word "then" an indicator word introducing a necessary condition and/or a conclusion?I am wondering if the word "then" introduces a necessary condition and/or the conclusion to premise(s); and if "then" is only pertinent to conditiona…
... a necessary condition and/or the conclusion to premise(s); and if ... , I am wondering this because the word "then" seems to function ...PT34.S2.Q18 - mp editorialist: the position advanced byhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-34-section-2-question-18/ 18. Editorialist: The positions advanced by radical environmentalists often cont…
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18. Editorialist: The positions advanced by radical environmentalists ... the following most accurately expresses the main conclusion of the editorialist’s argument?
(A) The ... and political inertia is most effectively overcome by an extremely ...PT35.S4.Q11 - one approach to the questionI'm not sure about this one, and I'm having a very tough time seeing why the correct answer is correct. Link: http://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/…
... posited by the most explanatory powerful theory of the science. Most scientific theories ... need to link up the premise to the conclusion. If something is posited ... overlap between the "most explanatory powerful theory of the science" and "most scientific ...RC Question Types Webinar NotesSpecial shoutouts to @DumbHollywoodActor, @"Quick Silver", and @"Nicole Hopkins" for this amazing webinar because without them I never would have had…
... t supply a sub-conclusion as the main conclusion
ii. There ... support/attack the support between the premises not the premises/conclusion themselves these ... , Suggested, Implied, Indicate, Most likely, probably, Most strongly supported
ii. These ...RC Annotation Method and BR (Most Authoritarian Rulers Passage pt.1)Most Authoritarian Rulers passage: Hey guys after watching Nicole Hopkins' webinar on RC Methods and Jimmy Quicksilver's webinar on RC Question Ty…
... just include my annotations for the passage (Most Authoritarian Rulers) and I ... ” who undertook democratic reforms (The quantifier “most” was important because an answer ... people in society come to the conclusion that the authoritarian regime is dispensable ...
