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Advice on how to improve LRI've been studying the LSAT for a little more than 3 months now, and I've greatly improved in RC. But LR is an issue. I finished the CC about two wee…
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Best way to use to Core Curriculum?Hi all, I'm really new to this, just started the Ult+ class on Monday. I'm a little bit confused about the best way to use the curriculum. Should…
... I do all the problem sets and thoroughly review ... don't exhaust all the problem set, save some for later ... , significantly more than the problem sets in the CC) ... So my approach towards problem sets might be different ... free to post any questions along the way. -
Best way to use to Core Curriculum?Hi all, I'm really new to this, just started the Ult+ class on Monday. I'm a little bit confused about the best way to use the curriculum. Should…
... don't exhaust all the problem set, save some for later drills ... on. So my approach towards problem sets might be different there ... feel free to post any questions along the way.
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Best way to use to Core Curriculum?Hi all, I'm really new to this, just started the Ult+ class on Monday. I'm a little bit confused about the best way to use the curriculum. Should…
... best idea to complete every problem set at once... everyone has a ... check for the types of questions that are the highest priority ... missed 3 must be true questions, returning to the must ... must be true questions, and then completing a new problem set.
PT53.S1.Q18 - when a salesperson is successfulHello- Hoping for some insight on question 18. When I first began my LSAT studying journey, I found flaw questions to be very straight forward. Th…
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Having the same problem as you right now, but ... /> For me, the trouble with flaw questions involves the two steps to ... (that it is actually a flaw committed in the stimulus), and ... that it is the MAIN flaw committed.
Second part ...PT21.S2.Q25 - statistician: changes in the sun's luminocityI got this wrong because while I did see the author was appealing to authority, I thought it was reasonable to assume that if the author says what an…
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> Let me set forth an example to hopefully ... our two pronged test for flaw questions is “factually accurate.” The metrologist ... A isn't even a flaw. Sounds more like method of ...PT37.S2.Q25 - in a car accident, air bags greatly reduceHi, I'm hoping my fellow 7Sagers could help clarify my muddled brain (I'm probably overthinking this). When a stimulus says something is more/les…
... many LR problems. For this problem we have two statements that ... it helpful when BR’ing flaw questions to think of what a ... this anticipated description of the flaw, but it fails. I ... essentially symptoms of this greater flaw, they are subsumed under it ...increasing speed and improving fundamentals -HelpSo I have gone through the entire course and I would say it has helped greatly, before when I would do a LR section I would be getting 14-15 right un…
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> ... just start drilling whichever problem types you are having ... were to be doing the problem fresh. Always do a ...Progress!I just hit 170 for the first time on a PT and wanted to give a quick little word of motivation for everyone who is going to take the June test. You c…
... a week for the past 5 months or so. I'm ... awesome for this). I drilled "flaw" questions the most because once I ...might be a dumb question...Which type of questions in the logical reasoning section require the use of Suf/Nec and their negation? I have a good idea of how this works, I under…
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In ... be most common on flaw, MBT and parallel flaw and reasoning. Sufficient assumption ... /> Also, there are no dumb questions here :smile:Constant need to testHey, so I find myself having a constant desire to take a full PT. I do sections of the CC and instantly want to take a test to apply what I've learne…
... way. You can always drill questions or entire sections to gauge ... on drills and the corresponding problem sets, you are well on ... would go -0 on a problem set or do a timed section ...Constant need to testHey, so I find myself having a constant desire to take a full PT. I do sections of the CC and instantly want to take a test to apply what I've learne…
... way. You can always drill questions or entire sections to gauge ... on drills and the corresponding problem sets, you are well on ... would go -0 on a problem set or do a timed section ...Constant need to testHey, so I find myself having a constant desire to take a full PT. I do sections of the CC and instantly want to take a test to apply what I've learne…
... way. You can always drill questions or entire sections to gauge ... on drills and the corresponding problem sets, you are well on ... would go -0 on a problem set or do a timed section ...Confused about CC question setsHey everyone I had a question regarding doing the problem sets after each section of the CC. Do you print them out and answer them and then come back…
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Whenever I do a problem set I first print them out ...Confused about CC question setsHey everyone I had a question regarding doing the problem sets after each section of the CC. Do you print them out and answer them and then come back…
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For most of the easy/medium questions ...LR Timing: "10 in 10" vs "Giving the question the time it needs"I've been really struggling with LR timing. I watched the webinar here (https://7sage.com/webinar/timing-and-levels-of-certainty/), in which they sug…
... others. For example, parallel reasoning questions are typically pretty easy ... Diagramming 6 arguments (question + 5 AC's) is very, very ... through the lower difficulty questions relying solely on muscle ... getting to the last 5-8 questions, you should figure ...FLAW- circular reasoningI'd say I'm pretty darn familiar with the 19 common types of flaws. However, I feel like I've never seen a circular reasoning flaw actually on a PT. …
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For example, it ... , I've recently done a 5-star difficulty question on circular ...Abstract language.I have an issue with the harder flaw reasoning questions. 99 times out of 100 i can point out the flaw. Hell i can make a stand up comedy routine abo…
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As part ... even on tremendously difficult flaw questions because there is always ... is weak. Familiarity with flaw questions through the blind review ...Need Help with MSS v. Strengthen, v. Correlation/Causation StrengthenI am stuck on some of the MSS questions, Weaken, and the difference with how to tell MSS and Strengthen apart especially when C/C Strengthen is in pl…
... my outside knowledge for the questions. That is constantly tripping me ... am going to work another problem set focusing only on the information ...My flaw is flawA couple of week out from the June 2017 LSAT and FLAW type LR questions are still plaguing me. If you were to spend 2-3 days just handling FLAW with …
... June 2017 LSAT and FLAW type LR questions are still plaguing me ... everyone mentioned if its the flaw you cannot identify then ... that flaw - kind of like a parallel argument.
But flaw questions can ... uses to describe the same flaw. If you are going ...Advice on timing and learning from BR...?The difference between my actual timed score and my blind review score is a very big gap. Even from 157 to 165-8 (respectively). Timing is my main we…
... your understanding of your missed questions so you don't fall ... trends in the assumption and flaw questions you miss (during timed conditions ... scoring anywhere from 3 to 5 points higher than your goal ...While doing the Core Curriculum, do you drill after finishing a certain type of question?Hey, I recently started the CC and I was curious to know are you all drilling question types while doing CC or do you guys wait until after you have …
... drilling a few of the problem sets after the material is ... for those questions. I would also suggest leaving a problem set (or two ... few drills saved in the problem sets to address these issues ... out of drilling. Drill some questions, BR them, and then look ...My 25 point score improvement story. Thanks 7Sage.The first time I heard the world LSAT I was watching Suits and I thought come on Mike how difficult it can be. Fast forward a year and I was just don…
... the "trends" and saw that "flaw" questions were absolutely fucking me, I ... completely. I went from -8.5 average on LR to ...Flaw conundrumSo as I am going about my studying I am finding that flaw questions are particularly hard for me. I have noticed a pattern though. I get roughly 60% …
... you're coming from. Flaw questions were once the bane ... out (Parallel Reasoning and Flaw) have become the questions I answer ... most study materials teach Flaw questions by giving laundry lists ... fallacies. Rarely do the Flaw questions (especially past Q10) fall ...[User Question] Lower score with 7Sage?Hey 7Sagers, had a user email me in with a question that I thought you'd be great at answering. Here it is: --------------------------------------…
... I was doing the lessons/problem sets for the sake of ... the foolproof method for each problem set that I do for LG ... get more use to answering questions for each section. I would ...Help with Weakening Questions!I'm in the middle of going through the CC and I'm on weakening questions at this point. I'm working on my problem sets, but the last five sets I've …
Do a BR for each problem set. For each question type out ... . The higher numbered problem sets consist of all difficult questions. It feels ... to get a few difficult questions wrong if they are all ... suggest you do another two problem sets with the BR method ...What is your method of mastering LR?LR is by far and away the section I struggle with the most. Some question types I have no issue with but there are others (NA, Flaw mainly) that just…
... LR, particularly with Flaw and NA questions is as follows.< ... the CC
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+ Answer 5 questions at ...Creating LR Drill Packets Using Question BankHey all, So I've narrowed down my main LR weakness to MSS questions. I was thinking of using the Question Bank to filter all the MSS questions fro…
... drill sets. These have roughly 5 questions per set, and they allow you ...According to this article most frequent LR types? seem accurate?Additionally since I am starting out, how would experienced LSATers rank from most difficult to least difficult the top 5 on this list, just to so i…
... question analyses for any questions you encounter which you ... have a natural intuition for flaw questions, but have never encountered ... difficulty with all assumption questions. If I were to ... Assumption, Necessary Assumption, and Parallel Reasoning. But I would ...
