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Parallel vs. Parallel FlawWhen the question asks: "which exhibits a pattern of reasoning most closely similar?" indicating a Parallel question, is it implicitly given to us th…
... given to us that the stimulus contains a valid argument? Or ... ) quicker.
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PT1.S3.Q03 - early in this century, alfred wegenerThis is a principle question. I'm actually completely lost on this one. I thought the principle to be extracted from the stimulus was somewhere…
... from the stimulus was somewhere along the lines of, in order to ... to support the ideas expounded in the theory.
... do anything to the argument. In this particular theory science has ... have to do with the stimulus? Absolutely nothing.
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Cancel September LSAT?Hi, This past week hit me with a wave of anxiety and I'm not sure if its because I'm just nervous for the test or if I'm not actually prepared or r…
... out.
I started studying in July with Kaplan. I was ... mistakes per section of LR. In addition my Reading Comprehension has ... down the stimulus into components and analyzing the conclusion premise etc. I ... -
PT66.S4.Q10 - in an experiment designedIn PT66.4.10, the question refers to "hydrogen and oxygen" then towards the end it refers to "nitrogen and oxygen". At first I thought that's where t…
In PT66.4.10, the question ... that's where the flaw in the argument was, but turns ... was completely irrelevant. And the context of the problem makes me ... -
PT15.S3.Q26 - when the manufacturers in a given countryI need help in understand why D is wrong. I understand why E is correct. My reasoning is below, if you think my reasoning is faulty please let me kno…
I need help in understand why D is wrong. ... />
So I diagrammed the stimulus as such:
SAT ... ) This answer choice is going in the wrong direction. We cannot ... someone could help me out in understanding why D is wrong ... -
When to use in/out game board and when to use double layer grouping game board? (LG)Just as the title says... Is there anything suggests which to use in reading the stimulus? Thanks
Just as the title says...
Is there anything suggests which to use in reading the stimulus?
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PT16.S2.Q16 - researchers in south austrailiaHi fellow 7Sagers, while commenting on the September Discussion, I would be thankful if someone can explain to me why answer choice C is wrong and E …
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When do we know "in other cases" can be helpful or not?Hi, I thought "other cases" are alwas irrelevant to the case discussed in the stimulus... I thought "yes, maybe that happens in this case, but ma…
... irrelevant to the case discussed in the stimulus...
I thought "yes ... in this case, but may not in the specific case discussed in the stimulus ... " cases are irrelevant in discussing what happens in the stimulus.
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Resolve paradox(non PT)I've had a tough time doing this. An analysis of the XO Candy Corporation divided its products into two categories: chocolate-based candies and no…
... flaws in my understanding.
Gist of the stimulus: Chocolate ... or not. As per stimulus, Shutting down a few, ... br />
C: development vs chocolate operations retention ->irrelevant ... br />
D : popular vs profitable. Not sure if this ... -
RC scores in PT 60s vs 70sHi all, Have anyone experienced a significant drop in your RC scores from PT 60s to 70s? Do you think RC passages in 70s are harder than those in…
Hi all,
Have anyone experienced a significant drop in your RC scores from PT 60s to 70s?
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PT37.S4.Q22 - druid stones in irelandHey All, I've watched JY's explanation of this video and I'm beginning to see why E could be a correct answer...but I do not understand why it is …
... newer than druid stones found in Ireland.
Coming ... (including the druid stone found in Scotland) have that property. ... making an "Ireland druid stone vs every other druid stone" ... an "Ireland druid stone vs. Scotland druid stone" distinction. -
Tough question save for later?Hi team, Just a curious note. Please let me know your thoughts. I had just finished the weakening question sets. I did them by writing it out…
... it out by pen: each context, premise, and conclusion while also, trying ... , I have been forcing myself in getting everything into a "habit ... sometimes having a difficult time in getting down an answer.
[Study Guide]: Principle Question SubtypesFor those of you on the PT 55 BR call -- sorry it took me so long to get this up, but below are my notes on Principle questions and subtypes. Please …
... up with some premise/assumption in the argument to ... to reach the conclusion given in the stimulus.
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Answer choice (specific premise):
At some point today ... an abstract principle the information in the stimulus matches.
- ...PT55.S1.Q06 - teaching students calculushttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-55-section-1-question-06/ I had gone over this question during Saturday's BR call and I got some great fe…
... I did not interpret the stimulus to say that the students ... topic should not be considered in determining whether that topic ... with this answer choice. The premise says "before they are ready ... handle the level of abstraction." In this entire argument, the actual ...Context for Publications on ResumeHey 7sagers, I apparently have lots of questions about my resume, so I'm going to keep turning to you all for advice (although I better get to act…
... is it appropriate to add context?
For example, ... non-fiction "Environmental Article Title" in Interesting Magazine - 08/16< ... ? I'm interested in giving some context for the article since ... Publication, where it was published in, and the date of ...Down the rabbit hole: My existential battle with RCThis is long, rambly story of going from about a -14 on RC to -4 on RC because I stopped being stubborn. So a couple of days ago I had a substanti…
... sneaky line reference question completed in the last passage. I ... at reading.
Correlation vs. Causation anyone?
... an irretrievably FMOR and gave in to crippling self-doubt, ... took 8 minutes on the stimulus and 4 minutes on the ...PT11.S4.Q19 - the proposal to extend clinical trialsThe argument breakdown is as follows: P1: Surgical procedures differ in one important aspect from medicinal drugs. P2: This one important aspect …
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P1: Surgical procedures differ in one important aspect from medicinal ... premise, rather than constitute a flaw. Is the flaw because the stimulus ... ever be the logical flaw in an argument. I chose D ...Reading to understand: is it beneficial to let my voice guide me?I know this discussion comes from nowhere but I'm curious to understand how some of you think. While prepping for the LSAT, I've looked into various …
... " reader. Becoming a "better" reader in the LSAT sense of could ... 'm not sure, but the premise of the article was somewhere ... 't read the words aloud in your head because it slows ... the process of reading a stimulus or RC passage. It helps ...Panda's guide to answer all SA, PSA, Strengthen and WeakenHi Guys, I think I have spent a lot of effort in coming this up and I want to share with you my hypothesis to see what you guys think about this …
... find the relationship between the stimulus and conclusion. For example, ... does the stimulus jump right into conclusion or ... it just go from stimulus then major stimulus then minor conclusion ... or term is always in the premise and another is always ...PT18.S2.Q07 - scientists are sometimes said toHi All, https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-18-section-2-question-07/ I was between B and C for this question and was hoping folks could we…
... the overview:
Context: Scientists are said to assume ... is false.
Premise: In evaluating a question of whether ... as...a statement (ie the context) is shown to be ... directly contradicts a second statement (Premise 2) that is taken ...Thoughts on a 7Sage inspired approach to success in 1LHello, I have been hearing a lot about the massive amount of importance that 1L can have on one's career. I have also noticed that a common thread…
... people. >1 year vs 3 months for your typical ... that you are not enrolled in in order to learn the ... sometimes without even being enrolled in the school). I've ... of it being done in undergrad and possibly MBA ... feasible and possible to do in a law class setting? ...PT38.S1.Q19 - essayist: only happiness isI'm hoping that someone might be willing to check my thinking/analysis before I go to the explanation. It has been suggested that if we write out an …
... identifying with the argument. In the first place, I ... a premise + conclusion, and since there is no conclusion in the stimulus, ... struggling to clearly identify the premise (in fact, I think there ... didn’t properly identify the premise in the argument.
...Do you read the Stimulus or Question Stem first?Hello fellow 7sagers, There is no right or wrong answer to the question at hand. I know 7Sage's method is to read the question stem first. However, …
... your task of comprehending the stimulus and answering the question easier ...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…
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 in the argument?PT14.S4.Q9 - Since anyone who supports the new tax planEven though this question is old, it has several lessons built into it. I was able to parse this question out mainly because of the lessons on 7Sage…
... of the LSAT. The stimulus begins with “since.” This ... this argument into a premise. We also have an ... additional premise that is introduced by ... what I am given in a stimulus is like joining ... at what we are given in the stimulus.
...Trouble Identifying AssumptionsHey everyone, I'm having trouble clearly identifying the assumptions in logical reasoning questions. I understand the difference between necessary…
... clearly identifying the assumptions in logical reasoning questions. I ... understand the difference between necessary vs. sufficient assumptions, overlooked possibilities ... the assumption is not clicking in my head. Any advice ... way of approaching the stimulus?PT20.S4.Q25 - marianne is a professional chess playerDespite reviewing JY's explanation (https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-20-section-4-question-25/), I don't understand why answer choice (C) is …
... not address the case addressed in the stimulus, it could still potentially ... choice (C)s "Not all" in this case use the same ... just seems to deny the premise that Marianne's actions are ...PT24.S2.Q10 - the economy seems to beI'm quite confused on this question. I was down to answer choice A and E, and ultimately chose A. I understand why E is correct, but I still cannot g…
... the stimulus could be viewed in relations to not only "conclusion/premise," but ... than before (Premise/Phenomenon)
2. Expect economic growth in the near ...PT17.S3.Q20 - in order to succeedHi all, I am quite puzzled by the answer to this question altogether. The answer to this is answer choice A (circular reasoning of the first sente…
... which both state "in order to succeed in today's society, ... a general statement of succeeding in today's society, whereas ... :
Conclusion: In order to succeed in today's society one ... a college degree
**Major Premise: The skeptics version of success ...
