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pre-reading questions on reading comprehensionI was under the impression that, on reading comprehension, reading the questions before you read the passage was a bad idea and a waste of time. How…
... it's a phenomenon observed and a hypothesis is introduced to explain ... passage that agrees with that hypothesis in any way would be ... A1. When that hypothesis (V1) is supported through an ... -
Cheat Sheet - LR question typesFor LR reasoning is there a cheat sheet out there that summarizes all the strategies by question type?
4. Causation and Phenomenon Hypothesis Questions
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Cheat Sheet - LR question typesFor LR reasoning is there a cheat sheet out there that summarizes all the strategies by question type?
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what order do you watch the videos and is Coursera helpful for LR?Hello everyone! I'm curious the order you watch the videos. I prefer to watch all Reading comp, then all Logic Reasoning, and finally all logic…
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LR Study Guide*I was sent this LR study guide a couple of months ago from a fellow 7Sager and it has been very helpful. It's not as detailed as some of the others…
... are alive, you know the difference between surfing and hockey.
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LR Study Guides ThreadI was wondering if we could upload our study guides in this post for those taking the June and upcoming LSATs can always come back to this.
CAUSATION AND PHENOMENON-HYPOTHESIS QUESTIONS
CAUSATION Lesson 1 ... Instance: Co-Incidence:
-Two phenomenon happen together.
Gives Rise ... of a competing explanation or hypothesis
Stimulus: Premise gives us ...weaken questionfrom he lecture i understand that to find out the right answer choice for weaken question, i need to keep two thing in my mind 1. the ans choice is …
... a causation/correlation relationship, a phenomenon/hypothesis relationship or analogy relationships. To ... in my PF had a phenomenon/hypothesis relationship. I also got a ...Great video about fallacieshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VDGp04CfM4M
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vflZuk-_Hz4&index=3&list=PLtKNX4SfKpzX_bhh4LOEWEGy3pkLmFDmk
This one is an interesting look at Phenomenon/Hypothesis arguments. Abductive Arguments, who knew?RC Thesis Vs. Hypothesis and org. of passageHey Guys, I am doing reading comp, and I keep seeing questions on the organization of the passage. I see two things that say the passage is descri…
... So, a hypothesis is meant to explain a phenomenon. A thesis ... could relate to a hypothesis. Maybe ... is to prove a certain hypothesis wrong. The thesis of ... lines of, “Hypothesis X fails to explain Phenomenon Y.” A thesis ...How to Study for RC?I'm just wondering how I should study for RC? Obviously Blind Review, but how much time should I spend going back and trying to figure out why my …
... .e. Is a phenomenon presented, followed by a hypothesis - then what is ... Author's stance on the hypothesis... Almost all of the passages ... . (and not literally) sequencing game ~ phenomenon/hypothesis argument structure.
Other points ...Finding The AssumptionI have been doing the CC and have stumbled a bit on the strengthen portion of things. Once I hit the 3 star questions, I was getting about 60 percent…
... /correlation, argument by analogy or phenomenon/hypothesis related. Once you can recognize ...Stolen answer sheet nightmareI just received an email from lsac saying the answer sheets from my test center (sep 2016) were stolen so I will have to either take a makeup test on…
phenomenon: someone steals LSAC answer sheet
why?
hypothesis: to quickly ... understand. stolen?
alt hypothesis: LSAC trying to use different ...BR Confidence QuestionLooking for some input. I have found that overwhelmingly the questions I mark for BR are questions that I am getting right while the questions I am m…
... types of reasoning -causation, correlation, phenomenon/hypothesis, argument by analogy?) When I ...BR Confidence QuestionLooking for some input. I have found that overwhelmingly the questions I mark for BR are questions that I am getting right while the questions I am m…
... question types (they use causation, phenomenon/hypothesis, and argument by analogy argumentation ...Faster timing on Weakening Q's?Hey everyone! I just wanted some suggestions or techniques for approaching weakening q's. I'm finding that while timing myself, I take a longer time …
... , argument by analogy and, phenomenon & hypothesis. Each one of them can ...FINALLY broke an LSAT barrier!I know it may not be much, but I finally broke an LSAT barrier and scored in the 150's <b>150</b> and <b>BR 157</b>! Again, I know it's nothing amazi…
... can recognize argument types (analogy, phenomenon/hypothesis etc.).
Make sure you ...Reading CompWhen reading passages, are there any signs/ signals that one should look out for that may be an area of interest that questions focus on?
... even the basic format of Phenomenon, Hypothesis, Conclusion can go a long ...Conditional vs CasualHi, I am having a hard time differentiating between a cause and effect and a conditional statement. Would anyone have tips or tricks?
... inductive (think science and the phenomenon-hypothesis method of reasoning).
hypothesis) from particular instances (phenomenon). Clearly, going from ...PT45.S1.Q12 - biologists have noted reproductive abnormalitiesI am having a problem seeing how a/c C WEAKENS. To me it looks like it is strengthening the argument. Maybe I am just misunderstanding how the ar…
... /> The framework of this is Phenomenon/Hypothesis. While it's a weakening ...Notes from LR Crash Course Workshop #3Hi everyone, I recently participated in J.Y.'s LR Crash Course Workshop #3 and wanted to share some of the key takeaways from the discussions we ha…
... point to explain with a hypothesis. Having another data point to ... need to explain the repeating phenomenon.
If answer E said ...Causation in Relation to Weaken/StrengthenSo I’m really struggling with these causation questions, not because I'm getting the wrong answer, but because I’m confused about Causation strategy,…
... hypothesis. It is something that could explain the situation or phenomenon ... providing a **competing alternative hypothesis**. Sure, it may ... a **competing alternative hypothesis**. Understanding that there ... even better than the hypothesis does?
PT80.S4.Q22 - scientists once believed thatThe correct answer to this question is information that would help to evaluate the argument in the stimulus. If the information is taken to one extre…
... we can leave the original hypothesis in tact because the developing ... can presume that the original hypothesis is not entirely correct, i ... to the objection that some difference between that dino and the ...PT60.S3.Q10 - A ring of gas emitting X-rays flickeringhttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-60-section-3-question-10/ I got this one right almost instinctively (I didn't map this out), but I have a…
... believe that is where the difference comes from.
> ... a theory cannot explain a phenomenon that is in its scope ...Help! Losing Motivation!Hello everyone, I feel as if I've hit a low point in my prep. I am scheduled to review question types: MC, MSS, Causation-Phenomenon-Hypothesis…
... question types: MC, MSS, Causation-Phenomenon-Hypothesis, MBT and the 9 Valid ...Resolve reconcile explain questions - advice needed!I am wondering if anyone would have any advice for choosing the right answer for these questions. This used to be a question type that went well for …
These are my favorite. I think of them as phenomenon-hypothesis questions. The stimulus contains a phenomenon, and the ACs are different hypotheses that attempt to explain the phenomenon.Pop QuizHey everyone, I recently came across an LSAT stimulus that gave me loads of trouble when I was taking a PT under time. To ingrain the lesson from…
I know I would definitely skip and miss this question if it appears on the LSAT /(as light-footed as cats)**
**Negation: Human (as light-footed as cats)**
If the negation of (A) is true, which means that there are some humans who ...Pop QuizHey everyone, I recently came across an LSAT stimulus that gave me loads of trouble when I was taking a PT under time. To ingrain the lesson from…
... uses much energy
> **Hypothesis:** the non-electric fish evolved ... - could you explain more the difference between comparing humans to cats ...PT61.S2.Q14 - geologists recently discovered marksHaving a hard time deciphering answer choice D correctness. Particularly, i am not being able to get over my thinking that D assumes that marks were …
... formed.
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**Phenomenon**
・In a piece of ... earliest traces of life.
**Hypothesis**
・The marks are likely ...PT16.S2.Q14 - in 1980, country aI'm a bit confused with the wording in the right answer choice- This is how I worked on this question, please let me know if there is a different w…
... the observed phenomenon, I am **_implicitly_** saying that another hypothesis is **_not_ ... time we will use the phenomenon/hypothesis framework that might show up ... 's
Hypothesis used to explain that phenomenon: I must have ...LSAC Reports on Accommodated Test-taking - Has 7sage discussed yet?LSAC released a report on accommodated test-taking trends: https://www.lsac.org/docs/default-source/research-(lsac-resources)/tr-17-03.pdf "Thi…
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(1) The "extra-study" hypothesis about accommodated test takers has ... (a) there is a difference between retake scores between the ... and (b) there is a difference in the accommodated population--between ... of a few points difference can mean that a ...
