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Pt 54 section 4 question 24"Downtown petropolis boasted over 100 large buildings 5 years ago". By poe I kind of am able to get to the answer E , bUT I don't understand why th…
"Downtown petropolis boasted over 100 large buildings 5 years ago".
By poe I kind of am able to get to the answer E , bUT I don't understand why that is the answer.
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PT26.S3.Q09 - scientific and technological discoveriesCan we please discuss why the answer is C instead of A? :o boggles my mind. I checked out the manhattan prep forum for their explanations but i didn'…
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PT59.S3.Q24 - eighteenth-century european aestheticshttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-59-section-3-question-24/ Answer is E. What does this even mean? :O E) "presumes,without providing justific…
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Answer is E. What does this even mean? :O
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PT41.S3.Q02 - although samantha likes both oolong and green teahttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-41-section-3-question-02/ I'm little confused about B. The stimulus said Samantha likes both oolong and g…
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PT35.S2.P4 - ronald dworkin argues that judges arehttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-35-section-2-passage-4-passage/ I am a long-time lurker that is gearing up for the October exam. I really…
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PT23.S3.Q06 - a purse containing 32 ancient gold coinshttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-23-section-3-question-06/ I had some reservations in choosing answer choice C. I was able to eliminate all t…
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PT46.S3.Q24 - editorialist: despite the importancehttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-46-section-3-question-24/ This sufficient assumption question really has me thrown. I've read the Manhattan…
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Pt 67 section 2 problem 11Why is the answer e?? I thought the best was a. I don't understand why sulfur 33 is rarely found. I thought what they had found were HIGHER THAN NORM…
Why is the answer e?? I thought the best was a. I don't understand why sulfur 33 is rarely found. I thought what they had found were HIGHER THAN NORMAL concentration. Meaning today's diamond could still have s33 but less of it.
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pt 58 section 4 #17Premise ~Nobility -----> ~ Tragedy (~ = negative) Conclusion ~Fate -------> ~ Tragedy It is obvious we must link the concept of Nobili…
Premise
~Nobility -----> ~ Tragedy
(~ = negative)
Conclusion
~Fate -------> ~ Tragedy
It is obvious we must link the concept of Nobility and Fate. Making D right.
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PT59.S3.Q25 - science writer: all scientists have beliefs<i>Hey 7Sagers! Here's a question from a student I thought you could help out with:</i> I am looking for someone to critique my attempted negation…
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Negation In a Necessary Assumption QuestionFor question 19 of section 3 on the october 2008 test, the stimulus reads: "Bureaucrat: The primary, constant goal of an ideal bureaucracy is to defi…
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pt 65 section 4 # 14Main Point question, I agonize between B and E. B is wrong because they never said it was not the only factor? But isn't E wrong as well because t…
Main Point question, I agonize between B and E. B is wrong because they never said it was not the only factor? But isn't E wrong as well because the conclusion was about unlikely that a prediction will occur where as E said probably will not? Isn't E ... -
Reading Comp wont budgeI am scoring consistently in the LR and LG sections of my PT's, usually -3 total for LR and -0 for LG save some dumb mistakes on occasion that have d…
... LG sections of my PT's, usually -3 total for LR and ... do pretty well, like -2,-3 and other times I ruin ... -
PT. 22 Section 2 Question 22Clearly I'm having a hard time mapping out logic... Can someone please explain the correct answer? Also any tips on how to improve mapping out logic …
Clearly I'm having a hard time mapping out logic... Can someone please explain the correct answer? Also any tips on how to improve mapping out logic would be greatly appreciated!! Thanks! -
PT 29/ Section 1/ Question 8Can anyone explain the incorrect answer choice "B" because I'm having trouble getting through the convoluted way it's written?
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PrepTest 15 - Section 3 - Question 26Tough. Choice (E) is correct. You can tell by using the contrapositive on both of these statements: If not (prices fall as rapidly as/more rapidl…
Tough. Choice (E) is correct.
You can tell by using the
contrapositive on both of these statements:
If not (prices fall as rapidly as/more rapidly than
competitors),
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PrepTest 16 - Section 3 - Question 22 (Most Difficult)Evidence -> Not Guilt but now Evidence --> Guilt Evidence must have changed. A = B now A = not B A has changed. (Answer B): Train = not…
Evidence -> Not Guilt
but now Evidence --> Guilt
Evidence must have changed.
A = B
now A = not B
A has changed.
(Answer B): Train = not Nantes at 11.
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PrepTest 16 - Section 3 - Question 15 (Most Difficult) 'Tall' is a relative term (C is correct)A tall tulip is not a tall plant. (eg. compare a tulip with an apple tree or pine) no (only tall tulips) does not equal (only tall plants.) It is…
A tall tulip is not a tall plant. (eg. compare a tulip with an apple tree or pine)
no (only tall tulips) does not equal (only tall plants.)
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PT 60 Section 1 Q24 WTF?Frustrating question.. The first line states "Mammals cannot digest cellulose and therefore can't directely obtain glucose from wood.." I chose an…
Frustrating question.. The first line states "Mammals cannot digest cellulose and therefore can't directely obtain glucose from wood.."
I chose answer A, which states that "mammals obtain no benificial health effects from eating cellulose."< ... -
A confusion between conditional logic and causationHi 7sagers, I just had a confusion cause by PT 68 section 2 question 24. JY's explanation is if Hormone causes Stress, then reducing Hormone can redu…
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PT 70, Section 2, Question 6Hi, On this question I narrowed it down to C and D. But even though I've read a couple explanations on it, I don't see why D is glaringly wrong. I f…
Hi,
On this question I narrowed it down to C and D. But even though I've read a couple explanations on it, I don't see why D is glaringly wrong. I feel like C isn't fair enough because it has words like "chance" and "try to identify" which means ... -
Can someone help explain difference between two similar questions.I'm having trouble understanding the logical difference between very similar sufficient assumption questions. The questions are from PT 36 SECTION 1 …
... questions are from PT 36 SECTION 1 #18 and PT 63 SECTION 1 #10 ... . I'm having trouble understanding why for PT ... conclusion is correct but for PT 63 an answer choice (D ... -
PT 66 Section 2 Question 13: Brooks: I'm unhappy in my....Okay, this question has got me. I'm BRing it, and I honestly cannot rule one answer out with confidence. That never happens. A, C, and D all seem pre…
Okay, this question has got me. I'm BRing it, and I honestly cannot rule one answer out with confidence. That never happens. A, C, and D all seem pretty subjective to me, "mischaracterizing what Brooks says", "unhappiness varying in intensity of ... -
PT 20 / Section 1 / Question 9If AC "C" only said "children tend to have more acute tastes: therefore, they zero in on foods with the most distinctive tastes" I would have seen it…
If AC "C" only said "children tend to have more acute tastes: therefore, they zero in on foods with the most distinctive tastes" I would have seen it as being the correct AC right away, but instead this answer goes on to state they get sick more often than ... -
PT48 and onHey guys, For a while now I have been working through the earlier PT's 21-38, concentrating on accuracy and applying the proper methodology to the…
... working through the earlier PT's 21-38, concentrating ... unable to purchase PT's 39-48 because they are ... unavailable in the form of the 10 PT ... 's. I decided to purchase PT's 48, 49 ... do timed sections with PT 48 and everything just seems ... -
PT 71 Section 1 #15I need some help on this MSS question The stimulus states that some vitamin-fortified foods have 100% recommend daily intake of vitamin A and D. W…
I need some help on this MSS question
The stimulus states that some vitamin-fortified foods have 100% recommend daily intake of vitamin A and D. We also know from the stimulus that some (many) people overestimate the serving size of vitamin- ... -
How should I interpret LR questions I missed because I mis-read ?I just had a very poor performance on a PT. I missed 3/4 LR questions because I did not know them no excuses. BUT I missed another 7!!! Because I mi…
... poor performance on a PT. I missed 3/4 LR questions because ... know the test, however this PT score hurts. What should I ... -
PT59.S3.Q19 - if understanding a word always involvesHi, I've looked at lot of explanations (I have starter so I don't have access to 7Sage explanation) and I'm still not able to understand this one. I…
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PT 24 Sec 3 Q11Hi all, I hope someone may be able to clue me in as to what I'm doing wrong with this problem. This is a MBT. Special kinds of cotton that gro…
Hi all,
I hope someone may be able to clue me in as to what I'm doing wrong with this problem. This is a MBT.
Special kinds of cotton that grow fibers of green or brown have been around since the 1930s but only recently ... -
Preptest 69 Section 3 Q5How can we be sure (for answer D) that a farm consists of a single CMC? Because if there is more than 1 CMC, Whatley's recommendation would not neces…
How can we be sure (for answer D) that a farm consists of a single CMC? Because if there is more than 1 CMC, Whatley's recommendation would not necessarily be violated.
Thanks in advance.
