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Understanding mistakes on review but unsure how to translate that in behaviourHi everyone! So I am studying through some PTs now and using the blind review method, find that I can figure out exactly why an answer was correct in…
... attended an LR Crash Course with JY and a handful of ... . It helps to do this with others for that reason.
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Identify the answer before looking at answer choices?Should we identify the answer before looking at the answer choices?
... questions/drills were extremely helpful with gaining an intuitive approach ... couple of rounds but eventually with practice you will be ... that you do this with every question you get ... you will learn the standard abstract language that is used to describe ... -
Identify the answer before looking at answer choices?Should we identify the answer before looking at the answer choices?
... I graduated to using more abstract language to describe flaws. I don ... , I just got really familiar with the ways the LSAT describes ... , because they use the same language repeatedly. That helped me to ... -
Month left and me and Flaw questions still don't get along...So about a month out from the September test and I'm feeling....okay. There is one kind of questions that really bothers me though. Flaw. People alwa…
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Month left and me and Flaw questions still don't get along...So about a month out from the September test and I'm feeling....okay. There is one kind of questions that really bothers me though. Flaw. People alwa…
... /> > when it comes to abstract language flaw questions though, I do ... connects just like you would with say, a parallel question.
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Struggling with a valid argument formIn the lesson [Valid Argument Forms 4 - 9 of 9](https://7sage.com/lesson/valid-argument-forms-4-9-of-9), a corollary to valid form 6 is introduced th…
... think I see two issues with your inference.
1 ... it includes "all".
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PT24.S3.Q12 - people in the tourist industryhttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-24-section-3-question-12/ would AC e be a close second....i seem to have glossed over d and missed it cho…
The problem with (E) is that the argument goes beyond saying it is likely that the tourist industry would never knowingly damage the environment: it outright says they would NEVER do it, so the language used in (E) does not match the stimulus -
Flaw QuestionsDoes anyone have a successful strategies in tackling this difficult question type? I always get them confused by one another and inevitably chose the…
I was having extreme trouble with flaw questions as well. Here ... what is/are flaw(s) with the reasoning. After that I ... . The answer choices are in abstract language using referential Phrasing refer back ... -
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... language was in AC B, but I took a problem with ... ’t mean Barbara disagrees with the conclusion. I think ... Why did Traintrack start with average food? Why is ... having more in common with one group than another ... br /> AC B leaves us with 3 possibilities.
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... language was in AC B, but I took a problem with ... Just because Barbara disagrees with how Rhett got to ... ’t mean Barbara disagrees with the conclusion. I think ... . Why did Traintrack start with average food? Why is ... having more in common with one group than another ... -
LR Hard QuestionsI've been really depressed not getting difficult 4-5 questions on LR (many times 3 too). This hurts my overall score so much that I've been consisten…
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1) Abstract language/referential phrasing/poor (but grammatically ... take a simple question with uncomplicated logic/reasoning and ... had to be accompanied with a disciplined skipping strategy ... or to bait you with some invalid solution that ... -
How to go back to curriculumI recently watched the "Post CC Strategies" webinar and something that he had mentioned as apart of the first phase of taking PTs is that we should b…
... what you did. So with the NA question, why ... or there was relative language that you didn’t ... question wasn’t the problem at all but rather ... That’s a very different problem with a very different solution. ... to diagnose your errors with greater insight than just ... -
Plataeu at 164 -- what to do?Plateauing at 164, started at a 144 in June, so I'm stoked on the improvement. My goal is to get a 170+ on the June LSAT, so I want to be PTing above…
... start doing things differently. One problem with the 160's plateau is ... . (2) Be more comfortable with the prospect of missing individual ... question type, that's a problem. You likely need to be ... implication of the meaning of language.
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Advice AppreciatedI keep hearing that RC is the hardest to improve on, and since I have about 18 months until my first attempt I'd like to solidify RC. On my June 07 t…
I started with the same exact score ... stay engaged with the material no matter how abstract and boring ... question types and answer choices with "extreme language" should therefore be treated ... with the same degree of caution ... -
PT72.S3.Q6 - gamma ray burstshttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-72-section-3-question-06/ I am having such a tough time on this question. I have written out my thinking,…
I disagree with your interpretation of the ... to reflect its duration. Problem solved. Borrowing your language: _The duration being ...
The author is unhappy with it. Why? The author thinks ... there has to be no problem with this new GRB as counterevidence ... -
Did LR change in 40s or am I just getting dumber?I don't know if I'm just getting worse at the LR timed sections or if the LR sections have changed, so this is normal. I was scoring -1 to -4 in the …
... the stimuli in less convoluted language during review, and label the ... will help you pinpoint the problem with the argument faster.
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Did LR change in 40s or am I just getting dumber?I don't know if I'm just getting worse at the LR timed sections or if the LR sections have changed, so this is normal. I was scoring -1 to -4 in the …
... the stimuli in less convoluted language during review, and label the ... will help you pinpoint the problem with the argument faster.
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What's your diagramming strategy?How specifically do you approach diagramming in order to minimize the writing necessary while maximizing clarity and organization? Especially when sp…
... know that with a diagram to the side of the problem, I ... really quick and really efficient with conditional language. This for me meant ... in my understanding of the problem to such levels that I ... -
PT80.S4.Q23 - YXK is currently the television network with the highest overallI chose (A) but I really don't understand one thing. Can we say 'the highest overall number of viewers' is comparable to 'more leg injuries, on avera…
... have one really popular program with 1.5 million viewers, ...
This also fits exactly with the stimulus. Bliss has the ... Just like how we discussed with the stimulus, Linda might ... you want this generalized into abstract language:
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Push out LSAT Test Date or Hope for a Miracle?This is seriously so embarrassing, but I have been studying for going on five months now, averaging about 15--20 hours on a good week and I have take…
... of time to parsing language and structure. The skills ... a lot to do with circumstance and pure luck. ... create an Excel spreadsheet with several pages. One page ... wrong. What's the problem with the argument? If there ... I've been doing that with my husband, which was ... -
How to improve on Argument Part and Flaw questionsHi, I've noticed that I am not improving on argument part and flaw questions even after having a relatively good sense of identifying the premise…
... to post about my struggles with these two question types. Both ... need more exposure to the abstract language? -
How to improve on Argument Part and Flaw questionsHi, I've noticed that I am not improving on argument part and flaw questions even after having a relatively good sense of identifying the premise…
... to post about my struggles with these two question types. Both ... need more exposure to the abstract language?
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Need Help/Advice for LRHello everyone! I am in need of some insight into how to do better on the LR section of the exam. It seems to not yet be "clicking" for me on LR, but…
... answer. This really helped me with the MBT and MSS questions ... any weaknesses. Or is dense, abstract language more of a concern than ... your mistakes/shortcomings. I think with practice I will improve :smiley ... -
Queues you use to skip in LR?Hi all! I'm currently working on reviewing my timed practice sections and am noticing that I am really bad at getting sucked into time sink questions…
... I'm not engaging/clicking with a stimulus is a ... absolutely despise anything LR question with abstract concepts about 'morality, or ... difficulty of the problem. Do I have trouble with this problem? If so ... was something that I struggled with in the past, the ... -
Question for Logic Translation (When to & When Not to)**What is your strategy for determining when and when not to translate into logic while answering a Sufficient Assumption question?** Do you pref…
@MattLaP323 I agree with what Nancy ( @"Slow is Fast" ). ... I see a Sufficient Assumption with Conditional Language, I always start writing ... save you time, as compared with doing a second read-through ... be able to do so with no problem. People who stop diagramming ... -
Scores DroppingHi everyone, hope you're all doing well. I will be taking the LSAT on Tuesday and have been studying for 4 months intensely. My prep-test average…
... I am scoring 164/165 with low of a 160 on ... 've noticed. They use more abstract language to describe the AC. -
2 extremely similar LR Main Conclusion questions with diff answersHey all was reviewing some MC conclusion questions and stumbled upon 2 structurally similar stimuli in exam PT 85 S2 10 and PT 73 S4 11. At a glance…
... the entire first sentence with the language "this problem". So the other people ... is a comment on the problem presented in the first sentence ... the other people actually agree with. They just have an opinion ... .
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PT 82 RC QueryJust took PT82 and I've looked around on various forums regarding passage 3 'Judicial Candor' but I haven't seen much discussion on a certain issue w…
... , then we have to go with the latter.
... LSAT would point to the language in the last paragraph of ... A supports judicial sincerity. The “problem” with the first defense is that ... do you think about that language? What about the part afterward ... -
Psychology behind answer choice AHey guys, I am posting this to share my experience on answer choice A. After doing about 20 PTs or so, I have reached a level where I can sort of s…
... writers are intending to do with our minds.
I must ... not only employ mind tricks with us with answer choice E, but ... also with A.
On early parts ... looking for.
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Should I do the older tests?They seem far simpler than the newer ones. The newer tests have a ton of abstract language (or so it seems to me) than older tests. If you were…
They seem far simpler than the newer ones.
The newer tests have a ton of abstract language (or so it seems to me) than older tests.
If you were going to do a bunch of PTs where would you start?
