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LR reading strategyHas anyone heard of/use a reading strategy where you don't read the question stems in LR and simply figure out the question type via stimulus? If so,…
... 'm hunting for the premise-->conclusion core right from the jump ... not hunting for a premise and conclusion that generally aren't there ... -
PT score vs. Blind review scorein the course, jy said blind review score is the room for improvement. the difference between my blind review score and pt score varies about 5-10 po…
@emli1000 I actually do the same br method of writing all premise/conclusion and writing why an answer is correct or incorrect and also have a spreadsheet. hoping this all pays in the end and to reach my br score. thanks everyone -
in need of helpHello everyone, hope all is well; I am writing this post after taking a PT, (my 8th total), and i am literally heart broken. After spending the la…
... down the argument and support (premise/conclusion). These are just a few ... -
Weaken QuestionsWhats the best strategy to deal with questions that relate to weakening questions on logical reasoning? I keep getting those wrong and I don't know h…
Find the premise & conclusion and look for the gap between their support. Whatever AC you pick, if you add it to the stimulus it will make your premises less supportive of the conclusion. -
Recent (70s) PTs Harder Than Others?Hi guys! I'm wondering what your opinions are about the relative difficulty of the PTs in the 70s range compared to basically everything that came be…
I did PT 60s and I think they are comparative harder than 50s and 40s. Maybe it is because LSAC changed some styles. But the fundamentals are the same. Premise, conclusion, get the support, get the flaw, attack it or bridge it! -
I need at least a 160 or moreHello, I do not know of anyone else taking the lsat so i am just posting my concerns here ;) I took my 1st lsat on Feb of last year got a 141. (h…
... a main point or main conclusion question and then assume an ... I break each argument into premise, conclusion (obv), then further break it ... -
How to improve mapping out logic?What lessons are the best to review for mapping out logic? Perhaps maybe a couple rule of thumbs to always go back to would be great! I use to do ver…
... what you do anyway (identify premise, conclusion) and then translate them into ... -
61.4.23 Columnist: Although much has been learnedChanged my answer during the exam from D to A, but only because of POE. I still don't really understand how D is a sufficient assumption. This is…
... something on the lines of premise+conclusion from stimulus in order to ... -
prep test 30 section 2 question 22Can someone explain to me why the answer isn't A
... 't, then how would the premise (every time a molt happens ... away this problem in its premise.
Answer E: Perfect ... this answer choice wrecks the premise/conclusion relationship. -
June 2016 LSATWho else is going to take the June 2016 LSAT? I'd love to connect with you. :)
... with 100% confidence. At the conclusion of the timed test, print ... for each question including the premise, conclusion, what I need to be ... -
BR?How do I do BR?
... with 100% confidence. At the conclusion of the timed test, print ... for each question including the premise, conclusion, what I need to be ... -
How much time does BR take / what section specific strategies do you have ?for LR /LG and RC. I think I am not doing the BR as thoroughly as it should be done (not taking the time to eliminate all wrong answers etc ) My goal…
... the components of the argument (premise/conclusion/principle) and then follow through ... -
Claim Vs. AssumptionSomething I came across recently and found slightly confusing was the difference between a claim and an assumption. Can someone help me understand th…
To clarify the above comment,on the LSAT assumptions will never be explicitly stated. Any premise, conclusion, or contextual information that is explicitly stated in the stimulus is a claim. -
What makes a hard logical reasoning question hard? Hey, guys! So, I'm working through finishing the 7sage course to prepare for the September LSAT. One thing I've found myself wondering in preparin…
... parse out this stimulus into premise, conclusion, background info, and how to ... conclusion is supported by the premise, you will be ... -
What do you keep it in your brain when reading for RCHi team, I have been studying with 7sage for a month now. Learning a lot of stuff, but just want to do a double check, what do you keep in your h…
... /> -Untangle the passage into context, premise, conclusion (minor/major) by asking the ... -
PT73.S2.Q06 - the criticism of the popular film comedy quirksThose who have taken pt-73 as a timed test, how did you score in its LR compared to other 70s tests? This question was fairly confusing. We kn…
... . That is a separate premise.
Conclusion: Quirks is misguided for ... -
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…
... not add depth to the premise conclusion relationship. i.e as I ... an obvious gap in the premise/conclusion). It may be worthwhile to ... -
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…
... weakening the link between a premise/ conclusion in weaken questions or a ... -
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…
... feel like it drags the premise/ conclusion in my head and keeps ... -
Premise; conclusion indicators.Are their any more premise or conclusion indicator(s) words that have been found that we can add to the list? And even words indicating a switch i…
... will sometimes write their premise-conclusion is through an embedded ...
Premise: This cat jumped 5 feet high
Conclusion: Cats can ... /> So even though a conclusion indicator word is the first ... word, the conclusion is not be stated till ... -
Beliefs v. FactsI've only come across this type of flaw a few times, but I'd like to understand the structure behind it. The explanation and example offered in the c…
... /> Premise 2) You know this is an apple.
Conclusion: ... gt;
Well the conclusion is that "Dr. knows about ... have to make the premise and conclusion come together in ... argument is the premise + conclusion, not just the premise together. So ... -
Beliefs v. FactsI've only come across this type of flaw a few times, but I'd like to understand the structure behind it. The explanation and example offered in the c…
... strengthen the argument. The conclusion is not that the ... have to make the premise and conclusion come together in order ... argument is the premise + conclusion, not just the premise together. So in ... few milliseconds. That's the conclusion. The doctor "knows" ... -
When to Treat Strengthening Questions as PSA/SA?I am a bit confused on how come some Strengthen questions require us to use the Assumption skills from PSA and SA questions. However, there are also …
... could be supporting merely one premise in a giant stimulus.
premise/conclusion support, it is just as ... -
blind review is my best friend...hey all, just wanted to share a bit of my experience... after completing the core curriculum i was eager to jump into prep-tests. at first i wou…
... physically type out the stimulus, premise, conclusion and then try and answer ... -
How do I increase my speed?It's not that I don't understand the questions or that I can't get the correct answer; I can. I'm just really slow. For example, I find that for LR a…
I try to look for premise/conclusion indicators, context indicators (other people' ... -
Weaken and Strengthen QuestionsWeaken and Strengthen questions are my weakest section types and take me much longer to do than any other questions. I'm not able to prephase what t…
... pay close attention to the conclusion and identify it. Now, go ... is valid and now my conclusion is trash because you ... be able to identify the conclusion and the structure.
< ... bullet point. Now, identify the premise, conclusion(s), and then take note ... -
When to start using Precious Prep TestI have been with 7sage for about 2 1/2 weeks now and am 34 hours through the curriculum. That being said, is there a good time to start applying the …
... really good at finding the premise + conclusion and why it is not ... -
Good morning/afternoon/evening Sagers! Quick question regarding slowing down when I read....Good morning 7sagers! (or afternoon, or whatever!) I have a quick question for everyone. As of right now I go roughly -4 to -5 on any given LR se…
... to fast and saw "Main conclusion!" yeah that would have been ... the stem said "The main conclusion can be properly inferred" .....so ... tend to always underline the premise/conclusion and circle any keywords in ... -
Good morning/afternoon/evening Sagers! Quick question regarding slowing down when I read....Good morning 7sagers! (or afternoon, or whatever!) I have a quick question for everyone. As of right now I go roughly -4 to -5 on any given LR se…
... to fast and saw "Main conclusion!" yeah that would have been ... the stem said "The main conclusion can be properly inferred" .....so ... tend to always underline the premise/conclusion and circle any keywords in ... -
Good morning/afternoon/evening Sagers! Quick question regarding slowing down when I read....Good morning 7sagers! (or afternoon, or whatever!) I have a quick question for everyone. As of right now I go roughly -4 to -5 on any given LR se…
... to fast and saw "Main conclusion!" yeah that would have been ... the stem said "The main conclusion can be properly inferred" .....so ... tend to always underline the premise/conclusion and circle any keywords in ... words as well as the conclusion. I do it so ...
