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PT63.S3.Q11 - Web browsing for Medical InfoI picked A. Correct answer B. I don't see how the current groups give enough info to draw a conclusion. JY states that the group of "people rely o…
I picked A. Correct answer B. I don't see how the current groups give enough info to draw a conclusion.
JY states that the group of "people rely on the web when attempting to diagnose medical conditions" falls in to the group of "people who ... -
SPOILER ALERT: Summer 2020 Update to 7sage's "Hardest and Most Difficult LSAT Sections..."Hi all. I've finally finished my LSAT studying journey, so first of all: **THANK YOU 7sage, and THANK YOU Mike Kim!!** I'm very grateful to those two…
... 17-S3, F97-S1, 23-S3, 28-S1
4-star: 1-S3, ... 3-S4, 4-S1, 5-S3 ... -S4, 18-S2, 21-S3, F97-S3, 22-S4, 24-S2 ... 26-S2, 27-S1, 28-S3, 33-S1, 39-S2, ... 69-S4, 70-S4, 71-S3, 72-S2, 76-S2, ... 78-S1, 81-S2, 84-S3
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PT5.S3.Q11- Professor SmithI selected E. I thought the people's confidence was important. If the other scientists knew that the people's confidence in professor smith was low, …
I selected E. I thought the people's confidence was important. If the other scientists knew that the people's confidence in professor smith was low, they didn't have to worry about needing to discredit it because no one would believe him. Please help me ... -
PT1.S3.Q11 - Water vapor evaporated from the oceanCan someone explain this problem to me? I'm pretty lost PT1S3Q11 Logical Reasoning
Can someone explain this problem to me? I'm pretty lost PT1S3Q11 Logical Reasoning -
PT28.S3.Q11 - A rise in the percentage of all 18-year-olds who...Is this a correlation-causation argument because it assumes that the increase in high school dropouts is the only thing that is causing the increase …
Is this a correlation-causation argument because it assumes that the increase in high school dropouts is the only thing that is causing the increase in recruitment among 18 year olds? And why would the author draw such a conclusion?
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PT1.S3.Q11 - Typical Ice AgeHow can we assume that answer choice B assumes an ice age period? I agree that: given we are in an ice age the concentration of oxygen 18 is increase…
How can we assume that answer choice B assumes an ice age period? I agree that: given we are in an ice age the concentration of oxygen 18 is increased but I switched my answer because that explicitness is not present and we know only in an ice age period ... -
LSAT PrepTest 1 S3 questionsQ5. Which one of the following indicates an error in the reasoning leading to the prediction above? Can anybody explain what's wrong with answer c…
Q5. Which one of the following indicates an error in the reasoning leading to the prediction above?
Can anybody explain what's wrong with answer choices A and C and explain answer choice .
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PT5.S3.Q11- Professor SmithI have no idea what C is trying to say, and no clue how can C be the answer that provides an alternative explanation to why the scientists are discre…
I have no idea what C is trying to say, and no clue how can C be the answer that provides an alternative explanation to why the scientists are discrediting Smith. Can someone give an explanation? Thanks
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PT1.S3.Q11 - The right answer still seems suspect...My understanding is that in normal times, water vapor from ocean contains a heavier proportion of oxygen-18. However, if that water vapor is not retu…
My understanding is that in normal times, water vapor from ocean contains a heavier proportion of oxygen-18. However, if that water vapor is not retuning to the Ocean during ice ages, but getting trapped in glaciers, wouldn't that mean the ocean has _LESS_ ... -
PT63.S3.Q11 - Web Medical Info5 star NA question. Is this a triple conclusion passage? Looking for another opinion on this question regarding the stimulus. This passage str…
5 star NA question.
Is this a triple conclusion passage?
Looking for another opinion on this question regarding the stimulus. This passage strikes me as having a sub sub conclusion, as in 3 conclusions total. Do you see that ... -
Answer Help: PT1.S3.Q11If someone has done this question about water vapor and oceans and got it correct: can you please explain to me? I am not understanding the correlati…
If someone has done this question about water vapor and oceans and got it correct: can you please explain to me? I am not understanding the correlation between precipitation and the concentration of oxygen in seawater. I chose A originally if someone can ... -
PT1.S3.Q11 - water vapor evaporated from the ocean...Could someone help me with this question? I find the stimulus itself really confusing, and would really appreciate it if someone could explain the st…
Could someone help me with this question? I find the stimulus itself really confusing, and would really appreciate it if someone could explain the stimulus and answer choices. Thanks so much!
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PT 1.S3.Q21 - Necessary assumption questionIs anyone able to explain this question to me? I am horrible with proportions/math/etc, and I don't understand why my answer was wrong or why the rig…
Is anyone able to explain this question to me? I am horrible with proportions/math/etc, and I don't understand why my answer was wrong or why the right one is right. Thank you!!
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PT1.S3.Q11 - Water vapor evaporated from the ocean..Could someone please explain why the answer is B? **Admin Note: Edited title. Please use the format: "PT#.S#.Q# - brief description of the questio…
Could someone please explain why the answer is B?
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For April and June: final list of pre-August 2024 section difficultiesThroughout my LSAT journey, I have referred constantly to [this post](https://7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/24333/spoiler-alert-summer-2020-updat…
... 17-S3, F97-S1, 23-S3, 28-S1
4-star: 1-S3, ... 3-S4, 4-S1, 5-S3 ... -S4, 18-S2, 21-S3, F97-S3, 22-S4, 24-S2 ... 26-S2, 27-S1, 28-S3, 33-S1, 39-S2, ... 69-S4, 70-S4, 71-S3, 72-S2, 76-S2, ... 78-S1, 81-S2, 84-S3
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Stupid LG questionWhen a rule says S is a higher number than N, is that S-N or N-S? Does higher mean lower? My brain is in that weird place where I can feel myself…
This confused me a bit in the beginning but now I just think of the numbers being higher (bigger). So for example, if L is numbered lower than P it's L-P (1 being a low number, 2 higher, etc). You'll get it soon, it'll become intuitive :smile: -
PT1.S3.Q11 - Water vapor evaporated from the oceanCan anyone break this down? **Admin note: edited title**
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LSAC's broader definition of ad-hominemI think ad-hominem is often colloquially defined as a direct character attack: Jim says the earth is flat but Jim is an idiot therefore Jim must be i…
... attacking the argument [by attacking: 1) the premises - which doesn't ... informative, albeit probably _overly_ informative :p )
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PT1-S3-Q18- "In the United States proven oil..."I interpreted "D" as saying that new fields had been found since "oil that is considered unextractable is now considered extractible." For "D" to be …
Hey! Just browsing LR forum posts and saw no one responded to this. I wrote an explanation here: https://7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/26042/pt-1-s3-q18-please-help -
Stuck Between 155-157 - LSAT is Next TuesdayMy scores in each section have been: LG: -3 LR: -12 - (-8) (-10 average) RC: -12 - (-8) (-10 average) Consistently my performance in LG has bee…
... skeleton of the stimulus, like P: (1) -> (2) C: ~(2) -> ... ; ~(1) and find the correct AC ... -
Stuck Between 155-157 - LSAT is Next TuesdayMy scores in each section have been: LG: -3 LR: -12 - (-8) (-10 average) RC: -12 - (-8) (-10 average) Consistently my performance in LG has bee…
... skeleton of the stimulus, like P: (1) -> (2) C: ~(2) -> ... ; ~(1) and find the correct AC ... -
Seeking advice for MBT QuestionsI know that this is one of "easiest" question types (and it is really the foundation for many other elements on the LSAT) but I am missing these cons…
> PrepTest 1 S3Q4 I narrowed it down ... I was literally attempting PT 1 S3 right now and teaching my ... -
Tips for mastering LR conditional language?Hoping to crowd-source resources. I'm fairly comfortable if I can diagram a sentence but am trying to slowly wean myself off this time-consuming meth…
Sharing afew LR problems with conditional language I'd saved over the past few months:
PT09 S2 Q13
PT51 S1 Q21
PT51 S3 Q14
PT51 S3 Q19
PT60 S3 Q12
PT71 S3 Q11
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Tips for mastering LR conditional language?Hoping to crowd-source resources. I'm fairly comfortable if I can diagram a sentence but am trying to slowly wean myself off this time-consuming meth…
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PT55.S3.Q19: "Primary Goal" ?The explanation video rejects option (D) simply because it uses the term "primary goal," then moves on without addressing this answer choice further.…
... set of regulations.
P: 1) Primary goal of IB is ... statements are necessary for the P-C relationship to work. Even ... -
PT92.S1.Q17 - Plumbing gradsCan someone please give a breakdown of this question? I am having trouble understanding what the flaw is. P: Tech institute has been using new ex…
... years use experimental curriculum
P: 1/3 graduates pass certification - below ... : passage rate was higher than 1/3 before experimental curriculum.
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A Conceptual Framework for finding the right answers for LR question types quickly (1+1=2)Hello good people, I've been receiving lots of PMs here and on reddit asking more details about the things I posted. Now that the shock has worn o…
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Weaken this:
P (1+1): Dogs are friendlier than cats ... we make it that 1+1=2 is 1+1=/=2? In other words ... serves the same function (-1). Another equally valid -1, for example, would ... than dogs. *finds a -1.* Ding! Correct answer because this ...
