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54.4.21 In an experimentI really don't understand how the correct answer choice addresses the paradox. After some people witnessed a fake crime, two lawyers questioned th…
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Or, Not Both (LR And In-Out Games)Can someone please be so kind to read my notes from the particular lessons listed below? I do not know which definitions are correct. Different lesso…
... – negate the Necessary, then contropose. In short, 1, A or B ... not selected together.
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Science Experiments in LR QuestionsPowerscore claims that recently PTs have had a lot more science experiment questions in LR. I've obviously taken a bunch of science classes and know …
... lot more science experiment questions in LR. I've obviously taken ... weird to see these scenarios in the LSAT world.
For those planning to retake the LSAT in DecemberI took the October 2015 and did not receive a score that I am satisfied with. I actually ended up getting the same lsat score as I did the first time…
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Thank you so much in advance. :-)can't log in to my account?I don't know where else to ask this but I haven't been able to really log in to my account for a couple days now. I'm "logged in" because I can post …
... been able to really log in to my account for a ... days now. I'm "logged in" because I can post this ...Mapping Out Logic In Stimulus (TIME)Mapping Out Logic In Stimulus It is taking me too long to map out logic presented in the stimulus. This is very important for MBT, MBF, Principl…
Mapping Out Logic In Stimulus
It ... to map out logic presented in the stimulus. This is very ...Moving your score in 30 daysDo you think it is possible to see five points increase in 30 days we have left for December LSAT?
Do you think it is possible to see five points increase in 30 days we have left for December LSAT?Assumption of "/A -> /B " in the causal relationshipShould it be true that the assumption of "/A -> /B " in the causal relationship is A -> B
Should it be true that the assumption of "/A -> /B " in the causal relationship is A -> B57.2.2 Taxi driversI am just not seeing this one. I understand the gist of what answer B is saying, but I don't understand how the assumptions you need to make in the …
... understand how the assumptions you need to make in the other answer ... choices C-E also need assumptions, how do we value this ...AdviceHey all, Al here. Throughout my long (and I mean LONG) journey with the LSAT, I've come across this specific issue more times than I can count! I…
... . It is after all rooted in the premise that advice helps ... guides those that are lacking in certain information that can help ... others in the long run. And in many respects, the ... wouldn't consider and the negating effect can be as substantial ...Why am I having such a difficult time scoring at least in the 150s?I study all the time and have been for a while. I was first exposed to the LSAT 2 years ago and score in the 120s, but then the highest score I've ev…
... 2 years ago and score in the 120s, but then the ... . I was a great student in college and did a lot ...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…
... question for a long time in Group BR last night. While ... divided about the actual flaw in the stimulus. Some people held ... . This explanation requires far less assumptions (especially the difficult-to-swallow ... who wants to to weigh in on it.
@ ...For Questions where you need to match the argument in the stimulus, are they never flawed?Ok so when you get a question that asks you to find the argument with the most simillar reasoning or matches the arguement above are they never a fla…
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In short if the Question stem ... answer choice and the argument in the stimulus are logical arguments ...Confusing...is something wrong with me? (Please help)I agree that I most certainly need to take a break from the LSAT, which I am. However, in the mean time I'm trying to work on logic or establishing v…
... which I am. However, in the mean time I'm ... random worksheets online and in this course on validity ... drawing valid conclusions and negating statements, drawing could be ... argument forms when it's in its form (for example ... when I see them in REAL LR questions. Why ...Very little improvement in the past few monthsHello everyone, I'm in a bit of a dilemma and could use some advice. I have taken the LSAT in the past and had a total freak out. I did very poorl…
... improvement. I'm currently scoring in the low 150s and can ... . I have spent countless hours in classes and with private tutors ... letters of recommendations and internships in the legal field. I know ... a year (with minor breaks in-between). Should I postpone until ...PT 66 Section 2 Question 13: Brooks: I'm unhappy in my....Okay, this question has got me. I'm BRing it, and I honestly cannot rule one answer out with confidence. That never happens. A, C, and D all seem pre…
... what Brooks says", "unhappiness varying in intensity of significance" ....are these ...PT 20 / Section 1 / Question 9If AC "C" only said "children tend to have more acute tastes: therefore, they zero in on foods with the most distinctive tastes" I would have seen it…
... acute tastes: therefore, they zero in on foods with the most ... were not supposed to make assumptions or add things that aren ... it even allude to it in the stimulus? Any insight would ...LR Question stems in newer PTs?Is it just me or are the question stems actually diverging from the clear cut categories 7Sage had them in in the PTs in the 60s and 70s? Any advice …
Is it just me or are the question stems actually diverging from the clear cut categories 7Sage had them in in the PTs in the 60s and 70s? Any advice on how to handle this?Old LR Qs vs. More recent LR QsAs I am spending most of my time working on recent PTs for the December test, I have been solving some of old LR questions as well (I would consider …
... newer ones are more refined in terms of their writing styles ... about different flaws or different assumptions but more about different writing ...Translating "Results In"The other day, I came across a question in a practice test that used the phrase "results in," and I really struggled with the question because I wasn…
... came across a question in a practice test that ... used the phrase "results in," and I really struggled ... with bees. The sentence in question said something along the ... of bees and results in a better harvest of ... a way to translate "results in?" Would you say EP ...Overall Trends in GamesHi guys, I'm a pretty average test taker with scores that are placing me right in the middle of the pack after several months of training. Most recen…
... that are placing me right in the middle of the pack ... only getting 8 questions correct in the games section. It is ... ? My performance on the games in the analytics dashboard is pretty ... an actual year?
In essence, I feel like I ...Not disclosing Ethnic / Gender / Financial identity in applicationI am curious to what degree it will affect my application if I do not disclose my gender, financial or ethnic identity. I am a straight white male fr…
... that providing this information will in no way benefit me. I ...Suff and Nec in Law Schoolanyone know how much sufficient and necessary is used in actual law school? just curious
anyone know how much sufficient and necessary is used in actual law school? just curiousHow do I decide whether to pull out all the subgame boards in LG?<i>Hey 7Sagers! Had a student email me in with this question and I thought you could help out. Here it is:</i> -------------------------------------…
... ! Had a student email me in with this question and I ... that you didn't mention in the online course. How do ... pull out all the subgameboard in such a short time?
I used the method in the course, which is, do ...when to diagram in inference Q?I'm confused to when to diagram. some inference Q are obvious with logical indicators. Some are hidden or have causation in the argument and qualif…
I'm confused to when to diagram. some inference Q are obvious with logical indicators. Some are hidden or have causation in the argument and qualifiers (maybe, could etc). When do you diagram? what's the general rule?June Test Takers Group BR Schedule (updated)<img src="http://anticapitalists.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/lets-get-organized-3.jpg" > </center> My fellow June Test-takers! Please take…
... leave any thoughts about them in the comments below. You ... topics like Blind Review, Finding Assumptions/Flaws, and Active Reading. ... you are interested in attending, please say so in the comments ... ” day. Please leave your thoughts in the comments.
...What's the flaw(s) in this argument? Please helpHello, Can someone please explain to me what's wrong with this argument? Con: The amount of sleep one gets has minimal correlation to the amoun…
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A study recently published in a leading magazine showed that ... , those who are in the top 5 percent in terms of the ... depression as those who are in the bottom 5%. This proves ...Or in Sufficient Condition and Necessary ConditionFor example: if N or M is selected, S is out. Since or is in the sufficient condition, N and M are INDEPENDENTLY sufficient for S. So does that …
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Since or is in the necessary condition, N and ...What time of day do you study? And do you study in big chunks or throughout day?Really trying to get into a routine two months before test day. I usually do 3 hours in the morning and 2 hours at night. I also sprinkle in some of…
... . I usually do 3 hours in the morning and 2 hours ... at night. I also sprinkle in some off days, around one ... mind is much clearer in the morning. Studying in the afternoon/night ...
