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| Word | Docs | Hits |
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| pt49 | 49 | 52 |
| s4 | 1K | 1.3K |
| q2 | 76 | 90 |
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Invalid Vs. Valid Argument Forms (When are these applicable?)I did see a post on distinguishing these argument forms a little while ago, but my question is when are these applicable? I only imagine that these a…
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PT27.S4.Q7 (Flaw): https://7sage.com ... -
No idea how to identify an answer in harder flaw questions.SO it seems to be easy to own easy flaw questions but the harder ones...the answers are so vague! And I've been getting everyone of the harder flaws …
PT14 S4 Q9 is an incredibly difficult/obscure flaw question. It's probably the silliest question ever written for the LSAT, imo. -
No idea how to identify an answer in harder flaw questions.SO it seems to be easy to own easy flaw questions but the harder ones...the answers are so vague! And I've been getting everyone of the harder flaws …
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> PT14 S4 Q9 is an incredibly difficult ... -
PT61.S4.Q4 - In polluted industrial English citiesHi all, Sorry for not posting this in the question itself. I have premium so I'm not able to access all the explanations. I’m not understanding…
... not understanding the answer to S4 number 4. The problem reads ... -
How long does it take you to answer a PMR or a PF question?Hi Everyone, It seems that some students, including me, spend a lot of time on PMR or PF questions. This has made me skip them in timed tests, eve…
... -- Take a look at PT45 S4 Q20. A question like that ... -
RC content you're familiar withHey all, I've been going through lots of RC passages lately and I'm noticing that I do _significantly_ worse on passages that discuss my field of …
... "London Pianoforte School" passage (PT24.S4.P1), which was what led ... -
Example of this flawCould somebody explain and provide me with an example of the flaw described below? " Something that is merely a matter of opinion is treated as if…
... matter at issue" (PT33-S1-Q2, from the Method of Reasoning ... -
Example of this flawCould somebody explain and provide me with an example of the flaw described below? " Something that is merely a matter of opinion is treated as if…
I guess the "as if it were subject to verification" is what was tripping me up. But I think I got it now. Thanks.
@LG_Candide : it was a flaw descriptive question. PT 20 S4 Q18
