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76.4.11: A person who knowingly brings about misfortune...From the stimulus, I got two conditional statements: 1) knowingly brings about misfortune --> should be blamed 2) not knowingly brings about misfor…
... if the person could not have reasonably foreseen the ... /> Misfortune Not Reasonably Foreseen --> /B
In (A) it seems ... realized” when “thought about” then that “something” is “reasonably ... foreseeable.”--
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prep test 30 section 2 question 22Can someone explain to me why the answer isn't A
... this one. This is a sufficient assumption, not a necessary assumption. If you ... don't molt once a year, then so what? What if ... strong for a necessary assumption.
Answer B: Who cares ... this answer choice were not true, then how can we know ... -
PT60.S1.Q3 - sulfur dioxide in atmosphereI translated the following into lawgic: ES and SPIL --> OS SPIL---> OS/e /E and SPIL Therefore, ES--> OS I don't understand why in the video…
... If regulations followed, then decrease. We have a Not decrease (increase, ... that the regulations were not followed (answer choice B).
< ... sentences (something is not a necessary condition and striking ... conclusion stated in answer choice B.
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PT62.S2.Q15 - contemporary criticsI'm confused how to write the conditional logic for this. Can somebody please explain this? When I see how the video skipped over labeling the first …
... into social circumstances. The author then concedes that we are to ... understand your own true meaning), then saying that Smith doesn't ... . That's what answer choice B stays.
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PT3.S2.Q04 - a work of architectureI'm having a hard time understanding how this answer choice follows logically from the premises.
... B: IF Strong personalities take over THEN buildings are NOT unobtrusive. (and if not ... unobtrusive, then not functional for public use).
A. is wrong ... of logic for both premises a and b
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PT3.S2.Q04 - a work of architectureI'm having a hard time understanding how this answer choice follows logically from the premises.
... B: IF Strong personalities take over THEN buildings are NOT unobtrusive. (and if not ... unobtrusive, then not functional for ... -
PT3.S2.Q04 - a work of architectureI'm having a hard time understanding how this answer choice follows logically from the premises.
... an if (A+B) then C, contrapositive if not C then not A or not B. I edited ... use.
It's not a nice question, for sure, especially ... for a 4th question. To me ... negated. B links the "personalities taking over" to not being unobtrusive ... -
PT3.S2.Q04 - a work of architectureI'm having a hard time understanding how this answer choice follows logically from the premises.
... and F -->U) Then we’re told that Modern ... modern architects are sometimes not being unobtrusive, hence B.
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Not quite. A violation is an intersection, not a new conditional statement ... The trickiness with answer B is that there is an ... -
How much time does BR take / what section specific strategies do you have ?for LR /LG and RC. I think I am not doing the BR as thoroughly as it should be done (not taking the time to eliminate all wrong answers etc ) My goal…
... /> Ex:
A. irrelevant
B. oldest trick in the ... ")
C. same as A
D. trap answer ... a solid understanding of why every other one is NOT ... gist. Every now and then I'll write what WOULD ... say the AC says "B->A," I'll say "oldest ... -
PT59.S3.Q19 - if understanding a wordhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-59-section-3-question-19/ Can anyone explain this question and how the correct answer logically follows?
... imitate any sounds they do not understand?) Therefore, moved on to ... A: B -s-> ~UW
Ans C: UW -s-> KD then B ... : B -s-> UW then UW -s-> ~KD
Still not ... sure but eliminated Answer A because of no ... -
How do you attack questions that ask "What was explicitly mentioned in both passages"For Comparative RC how do you attack questions like this. The answers are usually a key term and very short. Is there any proven method or do you ju…
... would read passage A, NOT read passage B, then go and eliminate a bunch of ... very easily get rid of a couple of answers because you ... haven't even read passage B yet. -
Logic Games Attack StrategySo I've got three weeks left in the Army before I start terminal leave and I've finally reached the end of the learning curriculum and the only thing…
... 2 easy games in a section with a weird one) and ... up for a while.
The Fool Proof is not about having ... do I represent "if A or B are in C is ... intuitively know that if A is before B then A can't be last ... play the violin or watching a master playing it can ... -
Need To Raise My Score, Feeling DiscouragedI've been averaging in the mid-150s on the prep tests and I don't know what to do. I have been studying fiendishly for the last two months and my sco…
... if your PT scores are not improving then stop burning thru PTs ... gotten right but did not because of a simple error (wrong ... of two contenders, etc.)
b ... correct methodology (did you skip a step before?).
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Clue for grouping game with a chartLike PT77 game 4, how do you know if grouping game can be done using a chart ? During my preptest i used 3 column (x,y,z) with three rows (L,S,T) and…
... only used once, then a chart might not be very useful.
If they are, then ... games where you have a lot of rules like ... "If element A is in a group, then B is not" and so on ... groups" and so on, then a grouping board where you ... -
Doubt in necessary assumptionI was reading the Trainer and I came through a simple example "She does not consume too much caffeine because she only drinks one cup of coffee a da…
... like If-then.
If she consumes a substance that contains ... caffeine, then it’s coffee ... they’re not coffee.
If that were true, then she ... -
PT74.S1.Q24 - any driver involved in an accidentSomeone please help... https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-74-section-1-question-24/
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For Ted to not need to report the damage ... accident (maybe he died) then it doesn't need to ... it was >$500, then he needs to report the ... ) to lead to Ted not needing to report the accident ... br /> A or B-->C Not C--->not A and not B. Injury or ... -
PT4.S4.Q06 - lourdes: dietary fiber is an important partI chose B because I thought it weakened the argument showing that it does not matter the amount a person digesting the fiber thus weakening Kyra's cl…
... talks directly about fiber intake, not intake of fiber containing food ... would eat less fiber", then B would weaken, because B would say "but ... "eaten in small amounts by a lot of different people".
This is a bit long and rambly, but ... -
Demorgan Law: HelpJust some Confusion on statement with both "and" and "or" in the stimulus. For example how would I draw a conditional statement with a stimulus like …
... split the sufficient: either A or B happening triggers C and D ...
If not C OR not D then not A AND not B (negate and reverse ... br /> /C-->/A+/B
/D-->/A+/B
Split the ... necessary:
/C-->/A
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Strengthen/Weaken Q-typeI have a question regarding strengthen and weaken questions: If I am stuck between two AC's, could I simply try to put both of them into the argument…
... adding extra premises that are not part of the original ... for strengthen or opposing premises not part of the original ... re not strengthening the link between A and B, but rather supporting B by ... these engineers didn't measure? Then it would be possible that ... -
Strengthen/Weaken Q-typeI have a question regarding strengthen and weaken questions: If I am stuck between two AC's, could I simply try to put both of them into the argument…
... there. In retrospect, I think B actually kind of strengthens. Because ... these engineers didn't measure? Then it would be possible that ... between the two. AC B does not specify to only the best ... the engineers do not include a human ear as a type of apparatus ... -
Translating sentences into lawgicThis question is taken from the Group 1 Group 2 Translation exercise but I'm finding recurring instances of odd translations into conditional lawgic.…
... A is B written out as A-->B.
Take a ... things like A-->B, all A's are B's. ... not hold.
For example, All A's are B ... the necessary condition, but then again, that is usually ... the necessary condition? I hope not.
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PT32.S4.Q03 - Traffic AccidentHi all, Link to the lesson: https://7sage.com/lesson/traffic-accident-principle-question?ss_completed_lesson=1135 First of all, C can be eliminat…
... action they voluntarily do NOT undertake, THEN they are responsible for ... that if John does NOT(eat), then we cannot conclude ... A->B setup. However, placing action in the sufficient and then ... the connection between undertaking/not undertaking an action and ... -
Doubt in causationHey, I was wondering that when we say that A causes B, do we understand it to mean that whenever A will happen B shall follow or does such a causal r…
... of A causes B. Kids playing with matches cause fires, but not ... the distinction between "A can cause B" and "A causes B every time". ... there's no causal connection" not "doesn't cause". "Causal ... . Certainly a surprise answer for me.
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When to Use a Chart Versus Regular Grouping Game Set Up. PLEASE HELPI have a question about when to use the chart versus the regular grouping game set up. I’ve come up with a few indicators, please clarify the 3rd.…
... indicators while not necessarily wrong overcomplicate things a bit, but ... it's a straight up grouping game, not a grouping game ... with a supplemental "out" category ... power windows, then D has leather seats; A, B, C and ... -
Negating the Conditional Idea to Existential IdeaHello all, I was wondering what type of questions we’ll see that require us to pick an answer choice where we are negating the conditional idea or wh…
... /> So what you will not see is a correct answer choice that ... . So A -> B, for example, you’ve also got B -> A. These ... like this:
A -> B
A
therefore C
not C then not B," that’s equally great ... -
When to Use a Chart Versus Regular Grouping Game Set Up. PLEASE HELPI have a question about when to use the chart versus the regular grouping game set up. I’ve come up with a few indicators, please clarify the 3rd.…
... one odd rule that is not strictly a numbers rule. For those ... faster to copy, and a chart is not typically necessary (you just ... group affects the other (A has x, then B has y; there are ... abstract way and I'm not the most organized person. I ... -
RC PassagesTypically, it takes me 5/6 minutes to read an entire passage without ignoring anything. How in the world can one read some of these lengthy and b…
... ? A consequence? A rebuttal? Evidence? Counterevidence?
B. ... Then he moves on to poststructuralism/deconstruction and he's apparently not a ... sort of contrast - Answer B.
Question 11: ... everything apart. Answer B is a good match with ... -
The "Some People Say" Principle [title has been changed!]I have been studying logical reasoning stimuli that include a sentence about what someone OTHER than the author says, usually near the start of the p…
... have observed so far), then it is (a) unusually easy to identify ... find that in the stimulus, then you have an "antithesis," ... If the "antithesis" affirms something, then the conclusion will deny it ... is "A and /B." This means that not only can you spot a "some ... -
Solving board gamesWhen doing games, I like to attempt to solve as many probabilities as possible before going on to the questions. In short, spend time upfront in orde…
... interaction with the other rules. Then information given in the questions ... slot; or 3rd slot is A or B. I always draw two ... teams and you know A finishes before B (ABC, ACB, CAB split ... warranted, but it's often not a black and white choice. -
What is the negation of "not many"?How do you negate "not many"? To me, you can't just dropped the "not". Here's my thought process: "Not many" seems to be the same as "some not…
... "some", then when I say "not many people were born with a purple ... one A&B thing or a million A&B things. "Many A's are B ... 's", on the other hand, is true depending not ... only on how many A&B things there actually ...
