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I. Have. Hit. A. Wall.Hi all. This is an intentionally short and to-the-point discussion post. I want as much input and insight as I can gain and don't want to turn awa…
... don't understand "Validity" and "Must be true" questions specifically. Rather, you've ... -
PT2.S2.Q24 - There is little point in looking to artists...Can anyone clarify why E is correct? I chose E indirectly after eliminating other four answer choices. . Explanation for other answers: [DIAGRAM]…
... 't figure out how (E) must be true either.
I feel ... " in the last sentence may be the key. It implies that ... , I think this question should be an MSS question.
PT11.S2. Q12 - in the centerville botanical gardensHi! I've spent about 30 minutes trying to figure out this question but it seems I've hit a wall. I was able to eliminate (A) and (D) quickly but h…
... really narrow in on the MUST be true nature of this question. That ... by the stimulus could be true or could be false.
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For answer E, it must be true. To negate this answer, we ... ? It doesn't work. E must be true.Author attitude, Author Agree/Disagree.....headache questions.Okay so I've asked about this before and worked on it a little bit but these questions continue to bite me in the ass. I have a really hard time figu…
And for questions with what the author agrees , you treat them as MUST BE TRUE. So given the facts, you want the statement the author would undoubtedly agree with. All the answers with the extra ideas and such are usually just trick answers.Infer type questions - how to tackleIn questions such as these "the author implies that paintings with religious subjects included buildings bc..." or "the author suggests that Venetian…
Are they any different from must be true questions? As in should I keep sticking to my normal rule of whether it can be supported by lines int he passage?Infer type questions - how to tackleIn questions such as these "the author implies that paintings with religious subjects included buildings bc..." or "the author suggests that Venetian…
I'm not a sage nor a mentor but I think inference questions are just Must Be True questions! As JY says in those videos, "we have to push something out of the stimulus".
@"Cant Get Right" can you help us? :smiley:MSS QuestionsAre the MSS questions in the 7Sage course basically the same as Inference questions? I was looking for Inference questions on my syllabus but I don…
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In the ... and Must Be True Questions", and later on, the "More MBT and Must Be False ...PT25.S2.Q21 - if this parking policy is unpopularCan someone please explain and map out the logic for this question, and explain why (E) is the correct answer? The last sentence of the stimulus is t…
... But, isn't it true that being unpopular with faculty ... t necessarily mean it will be popular with students?
must be popular with the other ... This is just a must be true stimulus so our task ... because this fact is true. And our other ...NA QuestionsI have been really struggling with NA questions and am working on understanding them better. I think I have figured something out but I want to confi…
... answer choices that would be obviously irrelevant in ... true-> the assumption must be true.
If assumption is not true-> Conclusion must be ... br /> All marines may be awesome fighters and awesome ... br /> If this is true, the conclusion is made ...Struggling with New Games during Fool ProofingI'm at PT 26 now and I am struggling when I see a new game for the first time. It usually only takes me 3 attempts to "fool proof" it but when I see …
... that two other pieces must be next to each other: ... pieces in which there must be exactly 1 piece separating ... pieces
-A must be separated from B by exactly ... piece
-D must be next to E at all ... in spot 1 then what must be true? Answer: C is in ...Thinking Of Starting With Logic Games & Reading Comp...ThoughtsCourse progresses as Logical Reasoning --> Logic Games --> Reading Comp. Thinking of doing Logic Games --> Reading Comp --> Logical Reasoning. …
... effectively tackling main point, inference/must be true, most strongly supported, weaken, and ...Still stuck at a 145 trying to get at least a 150 in two weeksSo I have done just a few PT's now and I keep getting 145s. I miss early questions in LR that I am trying to fine tune and I miss about 8 to 10 quest…
... 13 questions, that will already be a +3 improvement. Then, ... you're LSAT score would be 148 or 149.
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It ...Still stuck at a 145 trying to get at least a 150 in two weeksSo I have done just a few PT's now and I keep getting 145s. I miss early questions in LR that I am trying to fine tune and I miss about 8 to 10 quest…
... 13 questions, that will already be a +3 improvement. Then, ... you're LSAT score would be 148 or 149.
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& ...First Question of each Logic GameI just wanted to bring it to people's attention who may have not gotten to the later PTs, that for the first question of logic games (The one usually…
The other change in his method is that he now does all questions that add a premise first, and then returns to the "naked" must be true/could be true questions.First Question of each Logic GameI just wanted to bring it to people's attention who may have not gotten to the later PTs, that for the first question of logic games (The one usually…
... said "Which of the following MUST be true?" and the second question said ... is in position 1, what must be true?" he would go after the ...Studying for a year and I've only gone up 6 points from initial diagnosticThere's gotta be something wrong with my learning skills. I started out at 156 and I can't top 162 practically a year later. It's super confusin…
... conditional logic in LR, like must be true/must be false type questions? Where it ... helpful to diagram? That might be true... I honestly didn't do ... newer ones so I'd be more prepared for what I ...How to understand what each question are asking in LRI am having a hard time understanding what the questions in the LR section is asking. But once I understand what the question is asking I can answer …
Start by reading for arguments: conclusions, premises, how they interact. Also, you should know exactly what every question type wants from you. Sometimes, for example, it wants you to find an appropriate conclusion ('Must be True').Fool Proof Method NOT helping.For 3-4 months I have been doing the fool proof method. After a redo or two, I can perfect a game, getting all the questions right and under my time …
... 3, which of the following must be true." Plug A into slot 3 ... your game board--maybe D must go into 5--and then ... find what you already know must be true.
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... have to pick one that "must" be true? how can one pick a ... choice if they're both true?
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... incorrect) "could be true" answer and a correct "must be true" answer. It ... tell what could be true and what must be true apart in ... br /> There will NEVER be two "must be true" answer choices on a ... your remaining answer choices "must" be true — it will occur .....
Thinking about it more, you asked if the question is a "must be true" and that question is not a "must be true" but instead a "must be false" question. Maybe this is what happened?..
... /> In this case only C must be true.
We have ... h and t. So M must go 2nd.
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... , which one of the following must be true?
If S is ... also know H and T must occupy 1st and 3rd position ... since they cannot be consecutive. So 2nd spot is ... visited 1st
T can be 1st or 3rd. It doesn .....
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J has ... it is included. It can be the case that J is .....
... , which one of the following must be true?
> A. ... question, C must be true, and E could be true. The others must be false. So ... is correct, M must be 2nd. E *could* be true, because it' ... that makes it a *could* be true, not must be true.
...PT38.S3.Q05 - the myth persistsThis is a pretty easy question IMO, but I have a question about why (E) is wrong and the interpretation of "or". The author of the passage provide…
... a junior or senior" is true even if I am only ... controlled burning or natural fires" must be true even if it's just ... burning.
I may be wrong, but I think you ...PT38.S3.Q05 - the myth persistsThis is a pretty easy question IMO, but I have a question about why (E) is wrong and the interpretation of "or". The author of the passage provide…
... a junior or senior" is true even if I am only ... controlled burning or natural fires" must be true even if it's just ... /> >
> I may be wrong, but I think you ... wouldn't it have to be true that I am either a ...PT18.S2.Q03 - Citizen of Morresville: Mooresville's currentHi everyone I'm having trouble with this question. I think I sort of understand it but if someone can clarify any details Im missing I'd appreciate i…
... -- A is correct because what must be true for the city council to ... be changed is that not everyone ...LR Study tipsHey Everyone. So I've particularly been having trouble increasing my score for LR. I'm getting -10 to -13 and I feel really hopeless. Can someone per…
AC means Answer Choice, SA is Sufficient Assumption, and MBT is Must be True; NA is Necessary Assumption.
