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PT.56.S2.Q25 - counterproductive for farmers to use insecticidesPrest Test 56 - section 2 - Q25. <font color=red>Question removed. Please see video for question:</font> http://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-…
... the main conclusion and the premise/subconclusion are claims that the ... conclusion because it is a premise/subconclusion, and authors weren't ... -
PT.56.S2.Q25 - counterproductive for farmers to use insecticidesPrest Test 56 - section 2 - Q25. <font color=red>Question removed. Please see video for question:</font> http://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-…
... Conclusion followed by a Premise + Sub Conclusion. While ... understand the relationship between Claim + Premise / Explanation + Conclusion.
premise and conclusion?
premise and conclusion.
A specific Lawgic Confusion and Assumption QuestionsI am very confused with a specific relationship between universal quantifiers and existential quantifiers. This confusion becomes annoying in Assumpt…
... a way to connect the premise and the conclusion right?
so let's flip the premise, to suit the order of ...Breaking the curve - how to get a 170+Hi Everyone - I'm looking to collect some best practices because I work full time, so I need bang for my buck during study time. I hope this for…
... the indicators, what was a premise/conclusion, etc. But, where the ...Main Point Question (implied conclusion)I have noticed that in main point questions the conclusion is not clearly present sometimes, and when this happens, it is very important that one use…
I think a better parameter to follow is seeing the relationship between premise(s) and conclusion(s). The harder main point questions are cleverly veiled so as to make it hard to distinguish which element is the premise/conclusion.PT28.S1.Q03 - 1000-ticket lotteryone of the answer choices states that it is unreason able to believe that 1000 consecutive coin flips will turn up heads, so is it logically reasona…
... ) the stimulus uses a reasonable premise to draw a reasonable conclusion ... choice C uses an unreasonable premise to draw a reasonable conclusion ...PT28.S1.Q03 - 1000-ticket lotteryone of the answer choices states that it is unreason able to believe that 1000 consecutive coin flips will turn up heads, so is it logically reasona…
... the unreasonable part of the premise and I thought there was ...Most vulnerable to criticism, in need of solidifyingThis is one of the last LR type im having issues with and need some guidance. I see this stem, read the stimulus and see five answer choices that sa…
... this might happen?, an additional premise that would weaken the argument.PT 36.S3.Q26 - four universal forceshttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-36-section-3-question-26/ Could anyone be kind enough to explain why is the correct answer choice "B". I fai…
... understand the stimulus:
Premise/Context: Before 1986, scientists thought ... only four forces.
Premise: Experiments then (around 1986) started ... force possibly existed.
Premise: The existence of the of ...PT55.S1.Q15 - zack's coffeehousehttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-55-section-1-question-15/ I cannot understand why Answer E) is wrong! Can someone please look at this questi…
... to the stimulus:
Premise 1: Free Poetry readings take ... place almost every Wednesday.
Premise 2: If a poetry reading ...Diagramming problemNo A is B until C are both D and E. Since there're two conditional expressions ("No~is~" and "~until~") in one sentence, I'm confused how it makes…
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"Until" is the conditional indicator here. Group 3. The two ...Necessary assumptionsgood morning all , hope your Easter was fun!! NA-they are kicking my butt! negating the right answer usually will get me only a few correct but f…
... because I read the economist. Premise: I read the economist. Conclusion ...Sufficient Assumptions destroying meSufficient Assumption questions are killing me. Anyone have this problem and how have you overcome it?
... plugging in the correct missing premise to validate the argument. Understand ...Top Law School Rankings 2009-2014See the top law school rankings in full technicolor! You can track the progress of every school that was in the top-100 since 2009, all interact…
trying to see what schools i have a good shot at. does anyone know if the LSAC GPA/LSAT school predictor a good indicator of that?The Hardest LR Question of All Time - Preptest 29 Number 17 LR Studies of the reliability of eyewitnOk, I am joking about this being the hardest LR question of all time. Of course, there have been harder questions, but for some reason, this one took…
... understand the link between the premise and conclusion in an argument ... imagine a link between the premise and conclusion, but any link ... the direct link between the premise and conclusion with any degree ...Top Law School Admissions - GPA / LSAT StatisticsHey guys, Alan just made this neat chart to help you figure out what GPA / LSAT score you need for your target law school. Rule of thumb is to ge…
... LSAT. Is GPA a good indicator on who gets selected? Who ...PT14.S4.Q09 - anyone who supports the new tax planHi! I am having difficulty with predicting descriptive flaw questions. If anyone has done this question can you please explain to me how the correct …
... know which sentence in the premise is sufficient and which is ...blankblank
... still want to use the Premise-> Conclusion formula to find ...Translations with cannot and without.I am having difficulty translating statements with both cannot and without. For example: A business cannot change its core corporate philosophy wi…
... with both a group 3 indicator word (without) and a group ... 4 indicator word (cannot) you can follow ...PT47.S3.Q14 - main cause of melanomahttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-47-section-3-question-14/ I'm very confused with this specific question, one of the few LR that I have eve…
... doesn't directly attack a premise. Consider the given definition of ...Sufficient Assumptions destroying meSufficient Assumption questions are killing me. Anyone have this problem and how have you overcome it?
... of the conclusion and a premise. For example, It will rain ...Sufficient Assumptions destroying meSufficient Assumption questions are killing me. Anyone have this problem and how have you overcome it?
... the assumption gap between the premise and the conclusion). SA questions ...Main Point/Conclusion QuestionsI'm having what I think is a weird issue. I'm not doing well with the MP/MC questions but I seem to be doing ok with the other questions. Doesn't tha…
If you're hunting for premise/conclusion indicators, you will undoubtedly ... . Analyze the relationship between the premise and conclusion indicators. Also, look ..."The only" as a sufficient conditional indicatorCan anyone give me a good example of "the only" as a sufficient conditional indicator? Possibly differentiating it from the 5 "only" (only, only if, …
... only” is a sufficient condition indicator.
2. “Only” someone ... /> “Only” is a necessary condition indicator.
3. You will ... /> “Only if” is necessary condition indicator."The only" as a sufficient conditional indicatorCan anyone give me a good example of "the only" as a sufficient conditional indicator? Possibly differentiating it from the 5 "only" (only, only if, …
... to have a sufficient condition indicator containing the word "only." And ..."The only" as a sufficient conditional indicatorCan anyone give me a good example of "the only" as a sufficient conditional indicator? Possibly differentiating it from the 5 "only" (only, only if, …
... "only" as a necessary condition indicator:
BH->BE
indicator:
BH->BE
indicator when it is located in ..."The only" as a sufficient conditional indicatorCan anyone give me a good example of "the only" as a sufficient conditional indicator? Possibly differentiating it from the 5 "only" (only, only if, …
... switch teams. A sufficient condition indicator will always introduce a sufficient ... does not matter where the indicator is placed within the sentence ... ” will always be a conclusion indicator. It does not matter if ...PT69.S4.Q08 - to qualify as a medical specialisthttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-69-section-4-question-08/ I picked D, which is wrong, and I kind of knew it would. I could not pick C beca…
... is not used as a premise to support the conclusion. The ... questions. Just look for the premise that supports the conclusion and ...Should I Cancel My June LSAT Score?I am just wondering how many of you are considering the same thing, after realizing the section I messed up on is most likely not the experimental se…
... the first Q. was immediately premise based as always and thus ...Registering for another testI'm just took the June LSAT, and I basically took it cold turkey (stop judging me, I can practically feel the disgusted glares as I type). I am alrea…
... acceptable range) is a good indicator and a confidence booster, because ...
