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PT60.S1.Q13 - Many economists claim that financial rewardsHi all! So long story short, I constantly find myself vacillating between answer choice b and answer choice c. I know what the right answer is _supp…
... also in the way the argument is referring to the context is ... things are respectively context, conclusion, and premise. Conclusion and premise together are the ... conclusion. But because the conclusion in this argument is somewhat referential ... -
PT60.S1.Q13 - Many economists claim that financial rewardsHi all! So long story short, I constantly find myself vacillating between answer choice b and answer choice c. I know what the right answer is _supp…
... 1 and 3, at least in my mind, can be thought ... the context/conclusion/premise structure. The conclusion is a rebuttal of the context, in ... ' aren't actually a party in the argument staking their claim ... argument) comes up, it's in a situation where two people ... -
Does "Many" = "Some" or "More than one" ?Does "Many" = "Some" or "More than one" ? 7sage says "many" = "some." Thus, "many" can include "one." But other resources have said "many" me…
... of detailed, interesting points in the comments section under ... , it all depends on context. In daily, colloquial speech, we ... br />
Someone in the comments on the lesson ... not exclusively use many in that context (and I think ... assumption for that stimulus. -
Help needed :(Hi guys I am extremely stressed out also I have been also a brain fog due to to studying. I have been extremely stressed because I always get mo…
... the most difficult questions in the section and therefore ... premise, conclusion, context, other people’s argument etc while focusing on ways in ... question with a correlation in the premise and a causal ... statement in the conclusion based ... -
NA vs SAWhat is the primary difference between Necessary Assumption Qs and Sufficient Assumption Qs? Both are required to make the argument valid but I'm not…
... choices something that says: **_If_** premise **_then_** conclusion. This tells ... using what we have in the stimulus along with what we ... we are in a specific sense bridging premise to conclusion. In that ... a bridge from premise to conclusion in a way that ... -
PT 7.4.11 Scientific research at a certain university was supported in part by an annual grant..Can anyone explain why C would be incorrect, and why A would instead be the correct AC?
... stimulus says we have a university that's participating in ... have $5 in weapons funding and $5 in humanitarian funding. ... put that grant money in humanitarian funding, and move ... at the flaw in the premise/conclusion relationship in the stimulus. This doesn ... -
Question about flaw and weaken type QsHi! I have a question about flaw and weaken type Qs on LR. So, if i remember correctly, JY said in one of his lessons that the arguments for flaw t…
... on the specific argument. In some arguments, there isn ... away support between the premise and conclusion-weakening question. ... with the stimulus, and describing the flaw/error in the ... support between the premise and conclusion in the stimulus with the correct ... -
Question regarding "similar" or "related" in strengthen or weaken questionsI have a question regarding the use of word "similar" or "related" in strengthen and weaken choices. For an example, if a stimulus portrays the argum…
... must be added support to stimulus. With weaken questions, we are ... to take away support between premise and conclusion. The animals can ... point is take away support in stimulus. -
158 to 165+ jump (no time limit)Hope everyone is doing well! Not sure if this has been discussed but I notice certain patterns/trends that are helpful in making a jump from 140 to 1…
... /> 2. Identify each sentence in stimulus (is it premise, sub conclusion, etc)
in the week and do it ... ’s a long process.. BUT... in time you’ll be thankful ... -
Help with May-FLEX LR Q24It's a weakening question. I don't understand why answer is D. Answer choice is saying the ordinary crop doesn't contain drug. But according to st…
... starts by outlining the context in which the argument takes ... clear more:
Premise: Crops are being genetically engineered ... to make drugs
Premise: Drifting pollen from drug-producing ... food supply. But this premise isn't stated. Its ... -
Tips for translating stimulus faster and not freaking out during LR?Lol at this discussion thread title, but I truly think my test anxiety will be the death of my score. I am blind reviewing in LR between -3 and -5…
... in as simple language as possible. Like just drill sections of stimulus ... to read then cover the stimulus, and recall or write ... the question, then compare the stimulus to your notes. Were ... extract the bare argument/premise set from the stimulus. You have to ... -
PT 75.S3.Q21 - MatéAfter I read the stimulus, am I supposed to just go to the answer choices? I couldn't anticipate what the potential answer could be...I had issues wi…
... usage of "more vs great" varieties in the stimulus vs answer choice A. ... mean 4 options in Paraguay vs 2 in Columbia and 3 in Brazil. " ... - but someone else should chime in on this.
... a different kind of quantity in the correlation
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Flex CurveI take the June LSAT-Flex and have been studying but not seeing a ton of improvements. I am aiming for at least a 156 on my first LSAT. Im kind of co…
... back over the CC in the areas that are ... most trouble. With scores in the 40s and 50s there ... the LR problems for premise, conclusion, context, and go through why ... but play a huge role in the LSAT, because Almost ... of those, whether that be in RC, LR or LG. ... -
PT9.S4.Q22 - When butterfat was considered nutritiousThis is a weakening question and I was so lost. I ended up picking an answer choice that I was 90% certain was wrong just to be sure my eyes would go…
... choice (D): The argument in the stimulus concerns the use of ... />
**In depth explanation RE: C vs. E**
In answer C, telling ... but that they differ substantively in what they are describing. ... -
Reading Comp - In need of serious helpI've been actively practicing reading comp for a while now 6+ months and my score is at a stagnant and constant 15/27. I do the problems and do blind…
... 's view, opposing viewpoints, examples vs. context etc.) so that when you ... fully understood what went on in the passage. How I got ... star passages and moved up in difficulty when I thought I ... -
Help Comprehending StimulusHello everyone, I've noticed that one of my main problems (other than timing, which I hope will come with time - pun intended) is not understandin…
... how to understand what in the stimulus is important first, if ... see where my gaps in understanding were using the ... that LT filled in some gaps in understanding for a ... discerning what is important vs unimportant in a stimulus, understanding sufficient/necessary ... -
135 to 162!Hey Team, I just wanted to share that after receiving and opening the February LSAT Score today morning, the relief and joy of seeing the hard wo…
... improvement but still something substantial in my books. And there ... a lot of time in knowing when to jump ... at first which resulted in me scanning all the ... supported ACs that made sense in context to the passage) i' ... because of my interest in them but when it ... -
Some Pointers on Weakening: You can weaken by showing *inconsistency*I noticed a few posts asking for tips on weaken questions, and was in the middle of writing a response. But I thought this would make more sense as a…
... answer choice does in fact falsify a premise, it does weaken ... an answer choice does in fact show that the conclusion ... s no rule against weakening in this fashion, even if ... between attacking the premise vs. attacking the assumption vs. attacking the conclusion ... -
(HELP) PT2.S4.Q9 - Clark brand name partsPremise 1: Clark brand name parts are made for cars manufactured in this country. Premise 2: they satisfy all the government's automotive tests. …
... the premise 3 of the stimulus as only implying that, in ... />
This intreptation of premise 3 seems incorrect, nowhere is ...
"Furthermore, nothing in the stimulus implies that cheap and unreliable ... needs to be assumed in order to block that ... -
The secret to do tough Weaken/strengthen questionToday I have a big progress in weaken/strengthen question. I find in most weaken/strengthen question, there exists a presumption and the only thing…
... to answer the assumption in the stimulus "it is the case ... answer to the presumption in the stimulus "yes it could be ... to the assumption in stimulus(any animals dead in contorted position cuz ... to answer the presumption in the stimulus, which seems at first ... -
How to tell if it's a real principle questionWhat are the other types of question types that have the word "principle" in their stems but are not really principle questions? I know "pseudo suffi…
... that have the word "principle" in their stems but are not ... " question stems often have principle in them.
But I ... look for the proper premise and conclusion in the answer choices but ... -
Prep Test #43, S#3, Q#23 - Each of many different human hormonesMain Conclusion question. Chose A, however the OA is B. Confused. Here is my reasoning... A. Labeled this as the main conclusion. It is verb…
... sentence in the passage.
B. Labeled this as a premise ... . Labeled this as the Major Premise/Intermediate conclusion. Starts with the ... twist on a stated premise that brings in outside information.
Why 'Knowledge' Is Not Enough***Some background here before we start. I love to write, and I don't get to do it enough. I also happen to have a little knowledge about the LSAT an…
... br /> The difference is in the details - in how fast the 173 ... issues quickly despite unfamiliar context; in how seamlessly and effortlessly ... a select few people in any context are good enough at ... your little brother in the shins in the meanwhile (blame ...Main Conclusion QuestionsDoes a major conclusion usually have a premise, or context follow after it?
Does a major conclusion usually have a premise, or context follow after it?Blind Review Process (PT stage)Hello sagers. I have begun my journey of taking strictly-timed PTs and am currently working away at the BR (PT 41). I have some questions in whic…
... efficient during the BR process in terms of time-management, proper ... more practical manor, with the context in mind that I am not ... lot), and then really focus in on the video explanations tomorrow ... analytics, and really start focusing in on what questions (if ...RC Question Types Webinar NotesSpecial shoutouts to @DumbHollywoodActor, @"Quick Silver", and @"Nicole Hopkins" for this amazing webinar because without them I never would have had…
... of word or phrase (Vocabulary in Context): These you are trying to ... to see how it works in context
ii. The biggest ... answer choice that supplies the context in the answer choice
< ... can understand his position within context
iii. Choose the ...Is outside Knowledge helpful for LR?Recently I took some LR sections from PT 18-35 and notice I could predict the answer for some type of questions specially resolve the paradox questio…
... knowledge of the subject discussed in stimulus. Have you noticed any such ...The "Should" Principle"Finding the conclusion" is as easy as riding a bicycle... and as hard, for struggling students. I have noticed that the word "should" is as help…
... keywords, "should" appears in conclusions because conclusions tend to ... br /> Sometimes "should" appears in a premise as well as the conclusion ... . This routinely happens in ... use "should" in a premise but not in the conclusion, I ...PT56.S2.Q20 - Psychologist: Psychotherapists who attempt to providehttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-56-section-2-question-20/ I'm having trouble understanding why (C) is wrong in PT56.S2.Q20. I negated…
... understanding why (C) is wrong in PT56.S2.Q20.
in a context in which there is any ... (or always) be provided in a context in which there is any chance ...PT35.S4.Q08 - it is widely believed that by age 80This one tripped me up quite a bit. I need a better explanation than J.Y. gave in the video. In a flaw question, are we to assume all the premise are…
... J.Y. gave in the video. In a flaw question, ... are we to assume all the premise ... are true? In this question it ... and memory are interrelated in ways of which we ... attacking the premise directly, and I thought in arguments we ...
