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POE on RC?Hi fellow 7-Sagers, Looking for some advice here; is process of elimination the best strategy for answering all types of RC questions? It seems like…
... two concepts from different parts of the passage to formulate a wrong ... words. When you're down to 2 or 3, note the ... choice relates to your understanding of the passage as a whole.
Another thing to focus on: just ... -
25-2-2: Josh Applying for Job - PFRHey All, Just working through some problem sets', and this particular question stumped me big time! Managed to successfully answer the other 4, b…
... could be very attractive to a lot of people, ... may have been working his whole life for the job, ... could classify the flaw as failing to consider all of ... but he is not going to buy it (maybe because ... low. The author fails to consider other alternative buyers in ... -
A question for those who consistently PT at 165+How often do you find yourself finishing sections early? If so what sections particularly, & how much extra time do you typically have to go back and…
... For the test as a whole it's the difficult "curve ... , and in general the difficult flaw, MOR, or strengthening/weakening questions ... slow at when it comes to the more common sequencing, DL ... logic in the rules tend to slow me down also. -
LawgicI've decided to take a break from PTs, and go back over the basics. I think one of my weaknesses is taking the Lawgic that we were taught, and apply…
... LSAC writers could write a whole test with every type of ... formulaic fashion. The key to diagramming lawgic to solve questions that use ... conditional logic is to be able to abstract the argument ... the validity/flaw/gaps in the argument in order to address the ... -
What would this problem be?Hi guys, did you ever encounter this issue: After you read a RC passage, you think you understand this passage, and you know the support for argument…
... a feel of, I like to summarize what I read after ... how the paragraph or parts of it relate to the preceding graphs ... and what I understand to be the overall meaning at ... , summarizing the passage as a whole as well. This technique may ... -
Starting to plateau and feeling really depressedHi guys, I am very nervous and depressed after taking 5 PTs and looking for advice for my October LSAT. My diagnostic around early June was a 1…
... the time to dissect each answer. Also, BR the whole test before ... kept somewhat sacred. You need to get an unadulterated assessment of ... the time to break down the stimulus into its component parts and ... since you really only need to watch the ones for questions ... -
Wrong LR QuestionsI notice that I tend to get a bunch of easier LR questions wrong, which is incredibly frustrating. A lot of the time, the question type/category vari…
If you're getting easier flaw and weaken questions incorrect, ... the stimulus without stopping to comprehend the relationship between ...
This advice applies to the whole test as well. Once you ... stimuli you'll be able to start predicting answers, which ... -
Flaw and MSSHello, on all of my preptests, even after reviewing all the lessons and explanations I still miss Flaw and MSS questions, is there something I missed…
... one easy way to start is memorizing your flaw types, as they ... br /> Tradition/authority flaw
Source flaw/ad hom attack
overgeneralization
Part v. Whole flaws
Relativity flaws (the ... into two groups when whole should not be divided ... -
I can't make it all the way through any section.I'm feeling pretty depressed and just beaten down right now because I'm not doing any better at the LSAT since I began for the most part. My lowest t…
... 'm sure you had to have problems across the ... br />
Check this out to shore up your LG: http ... some time with the Flaw stuff in the Trainer ... can actually help to rewire your brain to think in new ... . Don't rush this whole process for arbitrary reasons. -
Drill by type or by section?By today I finished 10 PTs. LSAT Analytics reads that my accuracy in Flaw is 40% ! I was planning to do section by section drilling but after seeing …
... also recommend shifting your analytics to show just the more ... more and nail all the Flaw questions, the overall analytics ... still say you need to address your Flaw skills, which may ... and recent 10 just to see how the trends ... 's not necessarily the whole story. -
Drill by type or by section?By today I finished 10 PTs. LSAT Analytics reads that my accuracy in Flaw is 40% ! I was planning to do section by section drilling but after seeing …
... and @Pacifico . I will drill flaw by question. I didn't ... I can select what PT to include in the analytics, so ... and I apparently suck at flaw questions :( It is 51% for ... it is 40% for the whole 10. Still bad but at ... -
According to the passage/except questionsI have the hardest time with these questions. It's like I can't find the relevant paragraph because the statement/statements is so subtle under time…
... , you really need to be able to identify certain parts of information and ... embellishment. With regards to except questions that relate to "according to" question stems ... with the passage as a whole. Hope this helps. It'll ... -
Will the LSAT ever mention multiple flaws that could be true?Hello, Would the LSAT ever use the same flaw type that has subcategories in the same question? For example, would it ever have multiple answer choic…
... thing you're referring to, but there are flaw questions in which ... wrong because there is no flaw in conditionality. Or there are ... flaw questions that deal with subset ... of the group as a whole" and "takes for granted that ... -
What's the difference between the two?All Librarians enjoy spending time organizing books. Since Susan enjoys spending time organizing books, I imagine she's a librarian. It is well kn…
... be. The 1st makes the flaw of affirming the necessary condition ... conclusions. The second has a whole to part element and im not ... -
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…
... so many different characters/ parts involved-- I'm looking ... and thinking about what flaw the AUTHOR is committing ... flaw here is based on MY incorrect assumption. Remember to ... argument is and the flaw involved. Don't ... it easier for you to understand-- maybe the ... -
More than 10 point difference BR vs timed PT!Hello folks, Here it is me whining again. When I BR, I score in the 160s but when I do timed PT, I can't pass the 146-147. I did most of 7Sage's vid…
... Did you go through the whole curriculum or did you just ... focus on building those skills. To answer your question above, I ... try to make sure I fully understand ... structure and identify the argument parts, conclusion, premise and context. ... -
LR timing Strats: when to skip and whyI'm currently scoring in the low 160s, aiming for a 170. I want to know what you guys do for skipping questions and when you skip questions in LR. Do…
... or identifying the argument parts, I will allow myself ... more quick read through to see what I missed. ... on the argument or the flaw (if there is one ... prevents you from getting to other low hanging fruit. ... the test. I just default to those rules.
PT Concern: Thinking you're doing much worse than you really areThings are moving so quickly for me during the exam that I really have no idea how I'm doing while taking the exam. Many times I think I'm doing a lo…
... . But comparing yourself to the tactics of others ... to begin it. It is a whole hell of a lot better to ... circle too many questions than to ... the flaw/gap. I might continue the question to try ... the flaw out. I want to be able to do ...why flaw?"The editorial board of this law journal has written on many legal issues. Tom is on the editorial board, so he has written on many legal issues." …
... part-vs-whole arguments it is crucial to distinguish whether a ... characteristic presented describes the whole or ... whether it describes each of the parts. < ... a characteristic of the whole, not of each part)How should I be studying?My question is this: Is the syllabus scaffolded in such a way for me to perform better on all parts of the test or should I be mixing in practice…
... , did a refresher of the whole course by going through and ... how pick a flaw made sure I knew how to negate, and ... made sure I knew how to attack every lr question. Did ...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.…
... basically, if the rules speak to some sort of distribution (e ... about to say is a logical flaw, LOL, but in regards to A ... , is it safe to then ... I might have missed the whole "one group rule" versus "cross ...Mac vs PCHi everyone, This is for current law students if there any still lurking around. Are you using a PC or Mac laptop for law school? What are some…
... to blow heat directly over all of the internal components, parts ... doesn't manufacture its own parts - it gets its processors ... . Even the most reputable parts companies have non-negligible fail ... to confirmation bias, selection bias, etc...this is a big LSAT flaw ...To work through the whole curriculum, or pick and choose?I'm just wondering where people have seen the most success. I'm at about a 168 and looking to score 170+. I've been trying to get through the whole c…
... and choose which parts of the curriculum they want to focus on ... />
The short answer is to power through it. Going through ... information that will enable you to go even faster and ... />
Now, do you have to go through every question explanation ...Official June LSAT Discussion ThreadHey guys! Here's the official June LSAT Discussion Thread. Please keep all discussions of the June 2016 LSAT here! Here's some ground rules, taken…
... off by matching individual parts of the argument to eliminate answers speeds ... choices. It also makes the whole thing less overwhelming. Then you ...Numbers/Maths Issues in LRHopefully, this makes some sense. Keep in mind, I am using the term math very loosely. Basically, I am wondering if anyone is aware of a resource…
... are very similar to each other (e.g. whole number v. percentage ... , two different uses for most applied to two ... math related problems are refreshing to see, because of how ... very small set of problem/flaw types. As already suggested, ...PT40.S3.Q23 - a television manufacturing plantI cannot for the life of me figure out why C and D are wrong, can give a coherent detailed explanation for why they're wrong? https://7sage.com/lsa…
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Ok, what is the flaw(s) here? We will call ... fundamental flaw here: Flaw2 is that the author has yet to correct ... on our argument or the flaw(s).
(B)Correct. This ... that the argument does. The whole point of the argument is ...RC Notations?I saw someone post in a different discussion a video of Nichole Hopkins (from ilovelsat.com) going over her notation method. Does anyone else use he…
... and choose certain parts of Nicole's method to implement but it ... 't seem like you need to change up your whole strategy.PT11.S2.Q06 - cigarette smoking has been shownThis is a principle question. I got this wrong in both drilling and blind review. So I thought I am looking for something that will do the fol…
... principle that covers/justifies the whole gap (more than the ... where the resulting argument needs to be airtight, for a justifying ... to be "justified").
Answer A doesn't cover the whole ... (Incidentally there are laws in parts of the world that prohibit ...PT65.S4.Q26 - because our club recruited the best volleyball playersHello, I'm having trouble understanding why B is incorrect, and why E is the correct answer. So originally when going over the stimulus I only…
... mistaken), which is more related to conditional logic. "Almost certain ... to "almost certainly". The important thing to remember with these to ... that they are each different parts of the greater argument. ... fallacy (similar to the lottery winner's flaw). As I ...Question regarding timing... Need Help.Hey guys, so I had been struggling with finishing sections on time until I saw one of JY's videos of one of his students doing an entire LR section. …
... wasting time on purposely confusing parts. Just ask yourself as ... this? What is this parts relation to the purpose of the ... whole?" This is so you have an idea where to ... quickly reference that line to see if it's ... s very easy to get stuck trying to confirm the ...
