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PT11.S2.Q06 - cigarette advertisementsI think this question really gets at the subtly of the "support" role we have to play to make the relationship P -> C more relevant. I oscillated…
... in that statement supports the contention that the government should **_ban ... be an answer that "most supports" the argument from these two ... strengthening that argument given the available choices. I look ... to match up to the conclusion. I also think this ... -
MY FIRST -1 IN LR ! *TEARS*I’m framing this shit, omg. I’ve been studying since April and COULD NOT for the life of me get LR to anything below -6. I cried. I cancelled exams. …
... day' story is one of the most original and suspenseful ones I ... ...basically how the premise supports (but really doesn't support) the conclusion. I went ... through the CC multiple ... -
Diagramming Sufficient Assumption Qs?So, I'm currently completing the sufficient assumption section of the CC, and I have a question about diagramming. When I'm currently doing the pract…
... lead you in the future, for the most part, if your ... , the link between "I observed" and a strong conclusion, ... example of the observation supports the wide ranging "never" in the conclusion.
... such instances in the universe. The answer choice states ... -
PT59.S2.Q20 - quality control investigator Can someone explain to me the difference between AC D and B https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-59-section-2-question-20/
... few of the manufacturing sites are responsible for most of the defective items ... , remember that the conclusion is that the supplier breached contract: not the manufacturer. Regardless ... 't it be that the sample that supports the claim doesn't show ... -
Are MSS Qs Basically About Finding A Conclusion In The Answer Choices?So I was doing a MSS Question, specifically: LSAT Preptest 20, Section 1, Question 1 After reading the stimulus, I went to the answer choices. …
... drawing a conclusion or an inference from the stimulus, however, the correct AC ... of the stimulus and it may not necessarily be a conclusion drawn ... be an inference which is most strongly supported. -
PT83.S3.Q25 - Salesperson: If your vacuuming needs are limited to cleaning...First off, what type of question is this? I can't tell from the question stem. It seems like it's a cross between a SA and a MSS, but I'm not really …
... drawn" -just that it supports or strengthen the conclusion. But our task is ... for you.
The problem with the conclusion is that our premises ... of saying the same statement that we were looking for- most consumers ... -
Are MSS Qs Basically About Finding A Conclusion In The Answer Choices?So I was doing a MSS Question, specifically: LSAT Preptest 20, Section 1, Question 1 After reading the stimulus, I went to the answer choices. …
... drawing a conclusion or an inference from the stimulus, however, the correct AC ... of the stimulus and it may not necessarily be a conclusion drawn ... be an inference which is most strongly supported.
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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…
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Must Be True
Most Strongly Supported
Cannot Be True ... /> Flaw in the Reasoning
Parallel (the Flaw)
Parallel (the Reasoning)
Evaluate the Argument
Main Conclusion
Point
Complete the Passage
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…
... look for a conclusion, a statement which, according to the premises, MUST ... type from Most Strongly Supported.
SA:
In the stimulus ... , and another term common to the conclusion in the stimulus.
I need help on how to study!I ran through the whole 7 sage course (without PTing) and then I decided to hold off the LSAT and now I started to review all the concepts all over a…
... already finished Main Points/Conclusion and Most Strongly Supported....there are some problem ... were I scored 2/5 the first time, this time I ... .
Thanks everyone for the helpful tips!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…
... are pushed together. The inference is not always the conclusion though, it ... structure in the beginning, the conclusion is generally the main point of the argument. ... are struggling with most of the most strongly supported questions covered in the syllabus, I ...LR - Question Stem & Type - Memorization? List?Hi everyone, I am having trouble identifying question stem types. I often get confused between Strengthen and Must Be True/ Sufficient and Pseudo-…
... most strengthens" or "supports" the argument. PSA generally states the key terms "principle most justifies" the ... assumption that makes the argument valid, meaning the conclusion must be ... true, so the assumption is ...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? …
I've been reading through the different approaches to this type ... ways:
-Identify the Conclusion
-Most Strongly Supported
-Must Be True ...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? …
... must be true/most strongly supported Q's. The idea is the same -- to ... from the stimulus. The inference can be either a premise or conclusion, but ... either way, it must be supported by the text ...LR MISC Stem QuestionsHey 7sagers, With respect to the LR stems that are in the MISC section, is there a certain way you study for them? For example the stem that stat…
I generally approach those specific ones as "most strongly supported" because depending on where the blank is placed, it can either be a premise or conclusion. Either way, we're looking for an answer choice that is supported by the statements.PT13.S2.Q18 - Each year, an official estimate of the stockCan someone explain PT13 S2 Q18 to me **Admin note: edited title**
... is a most strongly supported question due to there being no conclusion. Additionally ... , I took stock of what the stimulus was ... commercially has increased by the same amount the number caught for research ...Timing issues... so frustratedHey guys, How do you improve timing, especially with LR and LG? Is it something that just comes naturally with tons of practice? Do you just get f…
... constraints, I get most of the questions correct all across the board. It ... , I strongly recommend against this strategy. When you're in the 150s ... than simply find the conclusion and skim the premises. And the premises absolutely matter ...Help with most strongly supported questionsHello! I was wondering if anyone had a step by step method for approaching MSS questions. For example, MP questions seem to have a structure to which…
... a gap between a conclusion and a premise. ... most strongly supported' only one answer choice will actually be supported. The ... the following, which one is most strongly supported by the info above?
The ... find what is most strongly supported, we can ...MSS QuestionsAlthough already noted that MSS Qs are similar or can even be mistaken as Main Point Qs, I am not fully understanding on my own (without J.Y. pointin…
... job is to identify the main conclusion of the argument. This will either ... be reworded in the answer choices ... or taken directly from the passage. For most strongly supported questions, @Ohnoeshalpme, has ...Cheat Sheet for Basic Core Curriculum Conceptshttps://docs.google.com/document/d/1GJ43UhwDyD00NFmvjIDz7uWoaPyzU3QdayQzz4VqD3A/edit?usp=sharing It can be downloaded or simply viewed at the li…
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Most Strongly Supported Questions (MSS)
The answer will have ... Take away the support that the premise gives to the conclusion, thus make ... premise less supportive of conclusion. Weaken the ...PT11.S4.Q24 - Mainstream economic theory holds that manufacturersHow did you guys determine which sentence was the main conclusion? The sentence beginning with "However" seems to support the last sentence. **…
... . Additionally, we are told that most people who watch television know ... be pushed together with the information that most TV watchers know that ... information pushed together supports the last sentence or main conclusion. I think this ...7Sage Podcast Episode #13 - RRE Questions are Weakening Questions in DisguiseEpisode 13 is here! https://soundcloud.com/user-737824810/13-resolve-reconcile-explain-rre-questions-are-weakening-questions-in-disguise <b>Su…
... and the answers are supports. The premises seemingly weakens the conclusion. I simply approach the answers ... destroys the conclusion less strongly.
For example, in the easy question, the bill increasing ...PT70.S1.Q23 - Columnist: Although most people favor the billwould some one please help me understand how to properly translate answer choice E into formal logic? i have some idea from the discussion in the vid…
... at the situation: Most people favor & violate rights
Sub conclusion/MP ... /> Taken together the first part of the stimulus supports the **overall conclusion**: this country is ... which matches our premises and conclusion from the stimulus perfectly.PT87.S3.Q20 - Although allowing coal miningI have an issue with AC A because I don't see how the argument's sub-conclusion draws from the stated claim. It seems to me that there is a need for …
... coal mining would force most of them (the local businesses) to close ... the argument is structured , the former statement still directly supports the latter regardless of the ... not offer direct support for the conclusion. Many local businesses depending our ...Tuesday 7:05pm ET - Quarantine Hangout on Zoom!Hey guys, if you're quarantined and feeling kind of isolated, let's hang out on Zoom! **Next hangout:** TBA https://zoom.us/j/199963424 **F…
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I'll be doing the Core Curriculum section on Logical ... Reasoning using the June 2007 (both LR sections ... Point / Main Conclusion questions (7) and then move onto Most Strongly Supported questions ...Tuesday 7:05pm ET - Quarantine Hangout on Zoom!Hey guys, if you're quarantined and feeling kind of isolated, let's hang out on Zoom! **Next hangout:** TBA https://zoom.us/j/199963424 **F…
... /> > I'll be doing the Core Curriculum section on Logical ... Reasoning using the June 2007 (both LR sections ... Point / Main Conclusion questions (7) and then move onto Most Strongly Supported questions ...Need advice for "Which one of the following most completes the passage?" questionsThough these questions don't appear on every PT I tend to go 50/50 on whether or not I get these right. Sometimes the right answer speaks to me, othe…
... information and it would be most strongly supported.
... a summary of the Main Conclusion of the passage but other ... times the correct answer goes ... t often find help in the answer choices (unsurprisingly). Any ...PT61.S4.Q5 - Abridgment of Shakespeare’s Hamlet_I found this section really strange I'm not sure why. I ended up doing well on it but for some reason flagged the first 5 questions... I think I was…
... question reminds me of the time when jy said ... the conclusion is removed from the stimulus and tucked away in the ... answer choices (https://7sage.com/lesson/how-to-approach-most-strongly ... like a hypothesis that explains the scholars' puzzlement, consistent ...PT62.S4.Q22 - Allergies in childrenWhy is A incorrect? Wouldn't this reinforce that connection between exposure to germs and a higher number of family members as being the reason why t…
... , but also _weakens_ the conclusion.
As the conclusion says that: exposure ... needs to be the embedded assumption that most of the households (or ... It strengthens (supports) that causal relationship between the premise and conclusion. This answer ...Easiest way to increase Logical Reasoning Score for JanHi, I’m currently at -10 in LR and want to get to at least -5 before the Jan exam to reach my goal. What would be the easiest and quickest metho…
... therefore, argument)
_(SA)The conclusion follows logically if which one ... one of the following inferences is most strongly supported by the information above ... ?
If the statements above ...
