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Must be True QuestionsHi there, I hope all is well. Does anyone have any tips for Must be True questions?
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When do I know to to use conditional logic/mapping?Obviously parallel flaw questions and some other question types like SA and MBT usually require logic mapping, but how do you decide during PTs and t…
... . If you think it will be helpful to you for a ... logic, parallel reasoning, parallel flaw, must be true (usually for overlapping of quantifiers ... -
Trap Answers Episode 3: Wrong Question Stem, Extreme LanguageTake a minute to answer this question in the poll before continuing. This question is EVIL!!!! It may not seem so at first, but allow me to unpack th…
... where the speaker might be going with their argument, ... an answer that _could_ be true given what was actually ... said but isn’t necessarily true. For this question, ... to state something that must be true if all the other ... in the argument are true. I hope this helps ... -
Finished Core Curriculum,do I go straight into taking a PT? Or should I take a day in between to freshen up on LR? What did you guys do?
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If a person has to study harder for a good LSAT score will they be at a disadvantage at a T14?Are people who have to study significantly more to get a good LSAT score at a comparative disadvantage if they go to a top school? For example Bob st…
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PT107.S1.Q18 - how is this at all the correct answer?E is the correct answer apparently, but E talks about persons, but it doesn't mention that they are on the committee, so how is this at all the corre…
... they don't. For a must be true its really important to not ... is wrong because there could be some people who are not ... always true.
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Reading ComprehensionDoes anybody have any helpful tips to improve on RC? it's my worst section
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Sufficient vs NecessaryI feel like i have been getting these confused. Could someone explain the approach to solving these? I know the NA has to be true but what does that …
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Is the answer for NA always linked to the conclusion of the stimulus?I have been doing a couple of NA questions and I have noticed that the right answer choice sometimes sounds stupid but most of the time is linked to …
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Is the answer for NA always linked to the conclusion of the stimulus?I have been doing a couple of NA questions and I have noticed that the right answer choice sometimes sounds stupid but most of the time is linked to …
I have seen NA questions that were not linking questions at all. Some are questions with answers that simply defend the argument with a random assumption that must be true for the argument to work. -
LR Formal Logic - Best Materials on 7Sage??Howdy y'all! I just joined the 7Sage platform to study for the October test, which I didn't expect to be taking. Just took September (after Blueprint…
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Seeking Advice on Logical Reasoning PracticeHello everyone, I hope this message finds you well. I started studying a few weeks ago and scored a 140 on my diagnostic test. However, I am havin…
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RC Annotation Method and BR (GNP vs. Human Indicators passage)Hey guys after watching Nicole Hopkins' webinar on RC Methods and Jimmy Quicksilver's webinar on RC Question Types and Tips I thought it would be hel…
... which of the following could be properly inferred” and had an answer choice ... following scenarios, if true, would most clearly be a counterexample to ... where the correct answer choice must be supported by the passage ... t know if this is true or not and therefore ... -
How to properly analyze the relationship between the Premises and Conclusions w. Conditionals?!LR Question Referring To: PT#J07 S#3 Q#17 (Exercising muscles in one back...) Hey all! Hope all is well, I just have a question about how to prop…
... a question about how to properly analyze conditionals in Premises, Sub ... /> So from the Premises I inferred that Muscles Opposite Sides Pull ... contained in the Premises to be true and only question the support ... we accept the Premises as true cant we chain up the ... -
PT39.3.19 - "Which can be inferred..." (Passage 3 - Blackbody objects)Link to video expl/quick view: https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-39-section-3-passage-3-questions/ My question is about the correct A/C, (A…
... or not something that must be assumed to be true in order for ... but I suppose this could be interpreted as merely 'necessary' ... surface) that must therefore exclude something that could be "made" dark ... in bright light, _could_ be a blackbody object candidate in ... -
Easiest way to increase Logical Reasoning Score for JanHi, I’m currently at -10 in LR and want to get to at least -5 before the Jan exam to reach my goal. What would be the easiest and quickest metho…
... statements above are true, each of the following could be true, except?
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Easiest way to increase Logical Reasoning Score for JanHi, I’m currently at -10 in LR and want to get to at least -5 before the Jan exam to reach my goal. What would be the easiest and quickest metho…
... statements above are true, each of the following could be true, except?
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PT 69.S1.Q25 - a folktale is a traditional story told in an entertaining wayhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-69-section-1-question-25/ Ok, a can be properly inferred if which of the following is assumed questions. …
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Ok, a can be properly inferred if which of the following ... which actually turns out to be the correct answer, states that ... B to be correct, in my mind, either it must read ... deeper meaning." or the stem must be changed to say "...that folktales ... -
RC Annotation Method and BR (Most Authoritarian Rulers Passage pt.2)Hey guys after watching Nicole Hopkins' webinar on RC Methods and Jimmy Quicksilver's webinar on RC Question Types and Tips I thought it would be hel…
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Chef Gordon Ramsay does NOT approve of your LSAT shortcuts!http://i.imgur.com/A2nbEMm.png For real. Don't do it. Every so often I come across people who've made the conscious decision to take on the LSAT an…
... determination of what is true and what must be false. ( I see what ... is not something that should be viewed as redundant or extraneous ... your prep and you'll be left to wonder what could ... . As Chef said, do it properly or don't do it ... -
PT40.S3.Q11 - historian: one traditional childrearing practiceThis question is strange -- the correct answer is not properly inferrable. Many child psychologists believe that the childrearing practice leads t…
... The answer the LSAT calls "properly inferred" from the above is ... NOT MEAN THAT STATISTIC IS TRUE. Second, EVEN IF THAT ... STATISTIC WERE TRUE -- that adults raised under ... is considered to be 100% logical, to be "properly inferred" from the above ... -
Not necessarily true...Not necessarily false...CBT...CBF**#1 How do you interpret Not necessarily true & Not necessarily false?** Do you assume that they are the same? Or "Not necessarily true" as CBF …
... interpret Not necessarily true & Not ... /> "Not necessarily true" as CBF (could be false) & ... be true)???
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PT22.S4.Q19 - contemporary business firmsI could not find anything to prove the conclusion > few people understand current events> and did not see the flaw the LSAT makers identified. He…
... took it to be true. The conclusion jumped and inferred > few people ... say that those other people must have been the few, but ...From my experience: The Four Pillars of LG ConsistencyI started studying for the LSAT barely able to answer a single question on games. With no training in logic, I essentially had to start from the gro…
... constant checks that you have properly translated rules. After you ... something like: "piece A must be with exactly one other piece ... or CBT options. One must be efficient with their knowledge of ... eliminating what could never be true with a mere straightforward ...Road to 170+: Be Aggressive! (Long Strategy Post on how to maximize your potential in LR)A few weeks back I was in a blind review with the man himself, Mr. JY Ping and JY said something which I thought was rather profound. He mentioned th…
... the part in question to be the intermediate conclusion, the ... an increase. You will be uncomfortable pushing your pace at ... you to find what COULD BE TRUE EXCEPT. Then immediately you know ... are looking for something that MUST BE FALSE. Most people in this ..."Good" ArgumentsWhat is the difference between these 2 arguments? **1.** It is heavily raining Thus, traffic will be bad **2.** It is heavily raining The gr…
... highly likely or certain to be true.
A useful ... the ground must get wet. When the premise is true, the conclusion ... is extremely likely to be true.... so we have a ... who can see connections and properly anticipate the future better than ...Link to google slides that many have been asking for! I explain my process to -0 LG----> https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1BP1NnndhE5i6cbuF2GLPetUgzwtr3rUaDfEZuaIJXhE/edit#gid=0 The google sheet I made has every Core curricul…
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--Paring ... ask which piece must be in or must be out, is easy ... the exam this is true when drilling in a ... will notice (if done properly) mistakes that you make ... repeat them. this is true for every section of ...PT4.S1.Q12 - Leachate is a solution, frequently highly contaminated...EDIT: This is regarding PT4 S1 Q12 (LR question). I didn't realize that the "discuss" button makes a forum post. I picked E because it was the on…
... 't see how it can be properly inferred from the passage. It's ... , but it's not always true.
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I wouldn't really be worried about missing this question ... sense. But this question could be a huge time sink re ..."New Concepts" in the Conclusion - Explicitly *ask* whether you see anyI was posting this as a comment to a thread in which someone asked for a "trick" to identifying assumptions. But I thought it'd be more useful as its…
... the conclusion, then the argument **must** be making some kind of assumption ... argument. Now we can properly think about new concepts in ... "incentive". So the argument must be assuming that these kinds of ... homeless. If this weren't true -- if the homeless and ...PTA.S4.Q25 - People's intentions cannot be...This was not a fun flaw question. At its absolute most basic, the stimulus says: Conclusion: Not X. Premise: If we BELIEVED X -> Y. The as…
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A. A true belief (X) can have bad ... establishes one claim to not be true, but where is the other ... that the most negative outcome must occur.
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