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PT19.S4.Q24 - the wall is supported by several joistshttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-19-section-4-question-24/ Hi friends! I want to make sure that my reasoning is on the ball for this question…
... in parenthesis is taken from the stimulus, and anything not in parentheses is from the respective ... occurred, and there is no "at least" element, either; (C) this seems ... pretty out of scope, especially with the X ... -
LR Question- Eyewitness identification (Sorry abt the title..forget it comes from which PT..)Hi guys, sorry about the title..I did the question several days ago..so I forget it comes from which PT..As soon as I find out i will change the disc…
... the question several days ago..so I forget it comes from ... account and the confidence the witness has in the account. Certain ... one of the following is a principle underlying the advice given ... an eyewitness account is doubtful if the eyewitness contradicts what ... -
17.4.2 #15 The author is primarily concerned with…17.4.2 #15 The author is primarily concerned with… So this is what I got from the passage. Paragraph 1 presents as intro about the law’s compl…
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So this is what I got from the passage.
Paragraph 1 ... the answer is E; my guess is the point of the whole passage is to convince the ... understand it as “what is the purpose of the author writing this passage ... -
Anecdotal evidence that the 70s PTs are different from 50s and 60s PTsHere's my anecdotal evidence that the 70s PTs are harder (or at least different) from earlier modern PTs. PTs 54-59, 61, 62, 65, 66 (Not cherry pi…
... that the 70s PTs are harder (or at least different) from earlier ... , these are just the tests I've done from these series):
is clear evidence that the LSAT has evolved. ... That evolution has made the test noticeably harder.
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At what point do I stop doing CC and switch to PTs, given that the test is approaching fast?My test is June 24th, exactly 2 months from now. I was late to the party in starting CC (because figuring out internet connectivity in my rural SE A…
... is June 24th, exactly 2 months from now. I was late to the ... 45% of the way through. Before starting the CC, I ... read all the PS Bible for ... I've learned a lot from JY. My LG still ... hours a day to the LSAT is a LOT alongside full ... -
Why the LSAT is a good reflection for law school success: from limited experience of a 1LI thought I’d take some time to write this out for you. It’s becoming clear that the LSAT is a good reflector of Law School success for so many reaso…
... ’s becoming clear that the LSAT is a good reflector of Law ... and it is easy to let the work “slip” into the back seat ... option.
Which is exactly like the lsat. You can’t ... spot issues and apply the law. The parallel is uncanny.
RC - reasoning structure w/o knowing what the hell is going onI know JY and I think Mike Kim from The LSAT Trainer advocates focusing on the reasoning structure of the passage and letting it guide you through th…
... and I think Mike Kim from The LSAT Trainer advocates focusing on ... guide you through the questions, even though the content is completely foreign / hard ... 't understand what is written at all (especially if the passages are ...What I wish I knew before 1L. Reflections from a Harvard Law StudentHello everyone, I hope you're all well. I know that many of you are either in the midst of LSAT prep or gearing up to go to law school. This is a …
... that many of you are either in the midst of LSAT prep ... have context about where the case is heading. Apart from this, knowing what ... a single course's concepts from the week and stick to it ... to take my notes separately. Either way, you'll have to ...PTF97.S1.Q11 - Rose: The book is either by... (Parallel Method of Reasoning Question)Can someone please explain to me what the difference is between AC C and D? I'm probably not mapping it out correctly, but C and D seem to have the s…
... please explain to me what the difference is between AC C and ... and D seem to have the same pattern of reasoning as ... stem. I chose D the first time but C when ... Note: Edited title. Please use the format: "PT#.S#.Q# - brief ...PT 81.S2.Q13- Why the answer is A and not C makes no senseSo, I understand that the argument is saying that because incidences of the flu were lower during the 6 months of the public health campaign, that me…
... understand that the argument is saying that because incidences of the flu were ... doesn't address the effectiveness of the campaign, that A is correct because ... sick from food borne illnesses, and the decrease in the rate of the flu ...[Test Center Review] UBC - Swing Building, Vancouver, BC CanadaTook LSAT twice at the same location, so, if necessary, each time will be denoted (1) for the first time, or (2) for the second time Proctors: (1)…
... fluorescent lights that is also equipped with ... no noise issues coming from outside the room either.
the location is quite accessible from almost ... anywhere in Vancouver.
Time elapsed from ...How is 40s different from recent PTs?Hi, just wondering...How is 40s different from 50s, 60s, or 70s? Do each 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s have different features? Especially about LR... Thank …
Hi, just wondering...How is 40s different from 50s, 60s, or 70s?
Do each 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s have different features?
Especially about LR...
Thank youRecalculating GPA from your UndergradHey guys :) I'm currently doing my undergrad at UBC in Vancouver, Canada and hopefully will attend law school in the US fall of 2018. I'm looking a…
... attend law school in the US fall of 2018. ... the GPA conversion chart used by the LSAC is very different from the ... but when looking at the LSAC conversion chart its ... a 2.0 which is extremely discouraging to see. ... The class average for most of my classes range from ...RC Inference QuestionsHi, I am struggling with Inference questions in Reading Comp and was wondering if any of you had any tips or strategies on how you approach them. I h…
... /> I struggle with making inferences -- either I don't go far ... quite see where the inference is being drawn from in the passage if I ... inference' answer choice and pick the wrong one.
... how to push out inferences from reading comp passages, I'd ...Whether the #19 is usually the most difficult question of each LR section?Hey guys, I was wondering whether the #19 is usually the most difficult question of each LR section? anyone has the same feeling?
Hey guys, I was wondering whether the #19 is usually the most difficult question of each LR section? anyone has the same feeling?What can you do note taking wise when the instructor is are going over diagnostic test questions?I'm watching all of the videos on how to break down each question on the 2007 diagnostic. What are some things I should take note of, or what did you…
I'm watching all of the videos on how to break ... down each question on the 2007 diagnostic. What are some ... guys do to get the most out of the explanations? I feel ... seeing how the question is being broken down/ how the right answer is being ...The time at which I take the PT is a huge factorHi, I don't know if anyone else has experienced this- When I take a PT first thing in the morning Vs when I take a Pt Late afternoon/evening …
... a PT first thing in the morning Vs when I ... end up scoring higher on the morning PT's and ... more distracted in the evenings.
Thankfully, the test is in the morning but ... all my PT's in the morning now, since my ... 't BR on the same day of the test. How can ...PT80.S1.Q19 - Politician: Of the candidates running, ThompsonI have some questions about this Q. Some of the information I'm presenting about this question I've only understood after reading forum boards (I don…
... that opinion.
Therefore the assumption is that either 1) "many people would ... agree"... these "many people" actually hold the ... question:**
1) Is the first premise of the argument a comparative statement ...Book recommendation: The Obstacle is the WayIn my humble opinion, The Obstacle is the Way by Ryan Holiday should be required reading for LSAT students: The basic concept is not just about “o…
In my humble opinion, The Obstacle is the Way by Ryan Holiday should ... obstacles,” but that THE Obstacle, the SPECIFIC Obstacle, is often the key to your ... my students.
The Obstacle is the Way expands on that theme ...The score chart for all the exams is off by 1 point. #Admin #TechnicalGlitchWhen on this page, https://7sage.com/lsat-score-percentile-conversion/ scroll down to the chart that has all the different percentiles and pick any…
... match the number wrong on Y-axis.
I Think the problem is ... because on the Y-axis where it ... has the -0 row, it is ... dates instead, so all the numbers ...PT1.S3.Q2 - I want to know why the answer is BI wan to know why the answer is B instead of other answers. All of the answers sounds the same **Admin note: edited title; please use the format o…
I wan to know why the answer is B instead of other answers. All of the answers sounds the same
**Admin note: edited title; please use the format of "PT#.S#.Q# - [brief description]"**The word "IS" in LRI recall seeing in the CC that "IS" is a conditionality signifier (necessary). However, is that the case all the time? Is "IS" a biconditional when i…
I recall seeing in the CC that "IS" is a conditionality signifier (necessary). However, is that the case all the time? Is "IS" a biconditional when it's just something like "The number 5 is hot ?Meeting with the senior dean of admissions from W&M todayHey guys! I'm meeting with the senior dean of admission from William and Mary today and was wondering if anyone had any ideas about what I should ask…
... 'm meeting with the senior dean of admission from William and Mary ... get back to you with the answer.
Thanks ...What The Author Is Likely To BelieveI write to share an observation. Sometimes I struggle with the author's belief type question type in RC even when I have a pretty good grasp of the p…
... do.
The source of the problem is assuming the correct answer goes ... further than necessary. The wrong ... /> In short, less is more. The correct answer is more like a MBT ...Tips to avoid bubbling errors?Hi All Just made a mistake on a PT that cost me a personal best score - because I switched the choices when bubbling. I'm already pretty vigila…
... group, I'll quickly memorize the letters ie A, C, E ... , D... and then bubble them from that quick memory.
the last 2 letters from memory ie instead ... .
I think the solution is to either double check directly after ...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…
... friend to the hospital. Is he still (from the stimulus) "responsible for the consequences of ... inaction are equated, either the rule of failing the sufficient does not apply ... like C has the consequences flowing not from inaction, but the Act/action ...Feeling so discouragedSo I have a 157 on file from July and I’ve been studying since then for the February test but haven’t been able to score over a 164. I just took a pt…
... this AC correct?” From there, analyze and compare the two write-ups ... ; When the conclusion is itself conditional, the conclusion is not either term but simply the relationship ... between them. **Don’t mistake the ...Feeling so discouragedSo I have a 157 on file from July and I’ve been studying since then for the February test but haven’t been able to score over a 164. I just took a pt…
... this AC correct?” From there, analyze and compare the two write-ups ... ; When the conclusion is itself conditional, the conclusion is not either term but simply the relationship ... between them. **Don’t mistake the ...Anything to infer from subjunctives?Maybe I'm thinking too much, but perhaps not. I first posted this question in the comments section of one of the CC lessons (https://7sage.com/les…
... of the hypothetical is un-inferable from observing use of the subjunctive. The reality is that ... 't think the attainability of either of these possibilities is implied by the phrasing ... day, the direction of the day could go either way and the speaker implies ...PT4.S4.Q13 - PhysicianWhy is Answer choice D correct and Answer choice A is not?
... In this question, the uncontrollable circumstance is whether the patient has disease X ... the patient is infected with. We also know that disease Y is the ... the patient has disease Y (the more favorable circumstance), then the physician should prescribe the ...
