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LSAT test 2 months away-still struggling with logical reasoningHi everyone, I have already written the LSAT once, scoring a 151 in December 2016. I realized on my first go, I did not master logical reasoning a…
... once, scoring a 151 in December 2016. I realized ... -100% on these questions in untimed practice. Where before ... a long and convoluted stimulus wrong. How can I ... to use the bumpers in bowling until you're ... once you understand necessity vs sufficiency and you can ... -
LSAT test 2 months away-still struggling with logical reasoningHi everyone, I have already written the LSAT once, scoring a 151 in December 2016. I realized on my first go, I did not master logical reasoning a…
... once, scoring a 151 in December 2016. I realized ... -100% on these questions in untimed practice. Where before ... a long and convoluted stimulus wrong. How can I ... to use the bumpers in bowling until you're ... once you understand necessity vs sufficiency and you can ... -
For those who go 0 to -2 per LR section, do you understand everything in the stimulus?I understand that a key to master the LR section is to focus only on the core of the stimulus as a stimulus usually consists of unimportant details a…
... the core of the stimulus as a stimulus usually consists of ... ever skim when the stimulus is very long and ... ) AFTER reading/understanding everything said in the stimulus?
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Focus AdviceSo after I'm done drilling I go through every question and I write down what went wrong. My list includes: did not see the definition presented in ar…
... be able to identify the premise and conclusion easier and faster ... and watching him deconstruct the stimulus and answer choices for several ... stem, identify the task, zero in on the argument core, and ... what the question is saying in the stimulus? -
For those who go 0 to -2 per LR section, do you understand everything in the stimulus?I understand that a key to master the LR section is to focus only on the core of the stimulus as a stimulus usually consists of unimportant details a…
... core of the stimulus as a stimulus usually consists of ... ever skim when the stimulus is very long and ... ) AFTER reading/understanding everything said in the stimulus?
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For those who go 0 to -2 per LR section, do you understand everything in the stimulus?I understand that a key to master the LR section is to focus only on the core of the stimulus as a stimulus usually consists of unimportant details a…
... core of the stimulus as a stimulus usually consists of ... ever skim when the stimulus is very long and ... ) AFTER reading/understanding everything said in the stimulus?
> > ... weeding through the excess verbiage (context sometimes does matter, though) ... -
A tip for LR questionsI am starting to realize that it is not necessary to understand the whole stimulis. Often, just understanding the premise and conclusion is enough to…
... say don't leave the context completely to the side. ... is referential phrasing to something in the context, so you definitely want ... to keep it in mind is ... of surrounding info around the premise and conclusion is slightly ... -
A tip for LR questionsI am starting to realize that it is not necessary to understand the whole stimulis. Often, just understanding the premise and conclusion is enough to…
... easier questions, and especially in the earlier PTs. Once ... the whole stimulus, and in excruciatingly high detail, in order to ... single word in the stimulus becomes important because the premise and ... a partial understanding of the stimulus. Also, pre-phrasing ... -
Trouble distinguishing answer typesWhen answering questions on the logical reasoning section, I found myself having a difficult time distinguishing between common answer types. I feel …
... conclusion says (It did happen VS It didn't happen)
premise? A fact that supports a ... isn't this just a premise?
If you ... - and then look at the stimulus and decide what it is ... -
How to approach a really long MBT/MSS stimulihi guys, so when you have a SUPER long inference Q, how do you approach such questions? I know that for argument type questions, we MUST understa…
... we are doing. In the case of long stimulus for MBT and ... think. In many cases the correct AC falls between two premise that ... are linked for MBT, or two statements in MSS ... when I'm reading the stimulus is to see if I ...
