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PT18.S2.Q23 - teachers are effective only whenHello, Could someone please check my work and let me know if what I have below is correct? I felt like this is a conditional heavy question. It …
... decision in classroom
S2- /Teachers have the power to ... :
[S1] Teachers effective [S2] Enable students to make decision ... be true. S[1] and [S2] are not chained together to ... it is false according to S2
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(Spoiler for PT91 included!!) PT91.S2.Q23 help pleaseHi everyone, wondering if i could get your help with Q23 "According to rational-choice theory, popular support"... Would someone be able to help in…
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PT56.S2.Q23 - Can anyone explain how this is an illegal reversal to me?<a href="https://www.manhattanprep.com/lsat/forums/q23-ecologist-without-the-intervention-of-t579.html" rel="nofollow">https://www.manhattanprep.com/…
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Examples of Common Flaws#help Hello! Wanted to know if anyone had PT questions for some common flaws that I can watch? I'm looking for a necessary/sufficiency confusion …
... S2.Q11(★); PT22.S4.Q21(★★★); PT23.S2.Q19(★★★★); PT23.S3.Q17(★★); PT24.S2.Q23 ... (★★★★); PT30.S4.Q14 (★★★★); PTJ07.S3.Q25 (★★★★★); PT64.S1.Q24 (★★★★); PT67.S2 ... .Q09 (★★); PT68.S3.Q21 (★★★★★); ... something like PT30.S2.Q25 (★★★★) may ... -
Help with Flaw Type ExamplesHey everyone, I am having a hard time with Flaw Questions. I know we are supposed to memorize the common argument flaws but that is where my struggle…
... .S4.Q14; PT30.S2.Q25; PT31.S2.Q9 ; PT64.S1 ... ; PT17.S3.Q20; PT24.S2.Q8; PT49.S2.Q23
**7 ... S2.Q11; PT22.S4.Q21; PT23.S2.Q19; PT23.S3.Q17; PT24.S2.Q23 ... ; PT30.S4.Q14; PTJ07.S3.Q25; PT64.S1.Q24; PT67.S2 ... .Q09; PT68.S3.Q21; PT79.S1 ... -
Help with Flaw Type ExamplesHey everyone, I am having a hard time with Flaw Questions. I know we are supposed to memorize the common argument flaws but that is where my struggle…
... .S4.Q14; PT30.S2.Q25; PT31.S2.Q9 ; PT64.S1 ... ; PT17.S3.Q20; PT24.S2.Q8; PT49.S2.Q23
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S2.Q11; PT22.S4.Q21; PT23.S2.Q19; PT23.S3.Q17; PT24.S2.Q23 ... ; PT30.S4.Q14; PTJ07.S3.Q25; PT64.S1.Q24; PT67.S2 ... .Q09; PT68.S3.Q21; PT79.S1 ... -
PT46.S2.Q23 - whoever is kind is loved by somebodyI diagrammed it and got K-->LS,O----> H Then for conclusion K--->H when doing all this how do I get to D? I ended up picking E because I knew it co…
I diagrammed it and got K-->LS,O----> H Then for conclusion K--->H when doing all this how do I get to D? I ended up picking E because I knew it couldnt be D (terrible logic i know)
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PT68.S2.Q24 - studies have found that human tearsQuestion asks us to identity how the argument's REASONING is most vulnerable. I understand why (E) is a flaw; it's an obvious correlation/causatio…
Question asks us to identity how the argument's REASONING is most vulnerable.
I understand why (E) is a flaw; it's an obvious correlation/causation problem.
However, I don't understand why (A) isn't also a flaw.
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PT6.S2.Q23 - Book Review: When I read a novel set in a cityI was down to A and E, and am having a difficult time understanding why A is incorrect and E is the right answer. Can someone please enlighten me?
I was down to A and E, and am having a difficult time understanding why A is incorrect and E is the right answer.
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PT68.S2.Q24 - studies have found that human tearshttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-68-section-2-question-24/ i'm having difficulty with the following question: ID THE FLAW: "studies have…
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i'm having difficulty with the following question:
ID THE FLAW: "studies have found that human tears...[redacted]"
CORRECT answer: argument " ... -
PT68.S2.Q10 - people who are allergic to catshttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-68-section-2-question-10/ My interpretation of the stimulus is that people who are allergic to cats react to…
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My interpretation of the stimulus is that people who are allergic to cats react to certain proteins within the cat's skin and saliva though which particular proteins vary between ... -
PT61.S2.Q23 - every brick house on river street has a front yardhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-61-section-2-question-23/ So in JY's explanation the stimulus represents invalid argument form 4. But I'm ha…
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So in JY's explanation the stimulus represents invalid argument form 4. But I'm having trouble seeing this. Had the second sentence read "most BRICK houses on river street with front ... -
PT18.S2.Q23 - teachers are effective only whenhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-18-section-2-question-23/ I'm having trouble translating the "not until" statement. Until is "negate suffici…
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I'm having trouble translating the "not until" statement. Until is "negate sufficient" but the "not" cancels the negation from the until rule so then it reads just like an if then. Is ... -
PT19.S2.Q23 - a museum director, in order to financehttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-19-section-2-question-23/ Can anyone kindly analyze this argument for me?
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PT18.S2.Q23 - teachers are effective only whenhttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-18-section-2-question-23/ Here is my conditional reasoning: teachers are effective ------> when they hel…
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Here is my conditional reasoning:
teachers are effective ------> when they help students become independent learners
teachers have power to make ... -
PT June 2007.S2.Q23 - philosopher: an action is morally right ifI'm not sure why 1) negating morally right to mean morally wrong is incorrect and 2) negating right to mean wrong is incorrect. Please explain! http…
I'm not sure why 1) negating morally right to mean morally wrong is incorrect and 2) negating right to mean wrong is incorrect. Please explain!
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PT68.S2.Q12 - journalist: a book claiming thathttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-68-section-2-question-12/ I was not sure between B and D... As for D, I thought the word "It fails to addr…
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I was not sure between B and D...
As for D, I thought the word "It fails to address..." Does the argument have to address it? I thought if so to make an argument people would ... -
PT68.S2.Q24 - studies have found that human tearsThe conclusion here is that "crying must have the effect of reducing emotional stress". The first time I read the stimulus I thought the flaw/gap …
The conclusion here is that "crying must have the effect of reducing emotional stress".
The first time I read the stimulus I thought the flaw/gap here was; we are not sure that crying itself decreases stress, maybe the hormones causes the ... -
PT58.S2.Q23 (P4) - in music, a certain complexity of soundHello 7Sage! I have problems for this question. The question stem mentions the preference in Passage A: Preference for coherence connecting va…
Hello 7Sage!
I have problems for this question.
The question stem mentions the preference in Passage A:
Preference for coherence connecting variety, not too simple (pure tone) = not interesting; not too complex = bad
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PT34.S2.Q23 - to be horrificI got it right. But I don't know why J.Y said we can can make "some" statement by contrapositive. The relationship is about "all" statement. https:/…
I got it right. But I don't know why J.Y said we can can make "some" statement by contrapositive. The relationship is about "all" statement.
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PT68.S3.Q23 - art historian: this paintingHi everyone! For this question, I understand how answer choice B wrecks the argument, making it a solid necessary assumption. It was my original an…
Hi everyone! For this question, I understand how answer choice B wrecks the argument, making it a solid necessary assumption. It was my original answer choice, but I thought I was being tricked at the back end of the test because it seemed like a ... -
List of Numbers and Percentages LR QuestionsBelow is a list of LR questions that contain numbers and/or percentages. I'm working through these and I thought I would share. Hopefully this is hel…
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PT16, S2, Q9
PT16, S2, Q14
PT16, S2, Q20
PT21, S3, Q3
PT22, S2, Q23
PT22, S4, Q12
PT27, S1, Q23
PT27, S4, Q6
PT30, S2, Q4
PT30, S2, Q17
PT31, S2, Q15
(Theory question) Why do you negate a conditional by negating the necessary?Specifically, I am looking at PT 68.S2.Q23, the second sentence: "We must therefore reject Tolstoy's rash claim that if we knew a lot about the event…
... am looking at PT 68.S2.Q23, the second sentence: "We must ...PT9.S2.Q23 - a poor farmer was fond ofSo I got this one wrong and picked C when A is the correct AC. It's just not clicking for me how this is correct. Any help would be greatly appreciat…
So I got this one wrong and picked C when A is the correct AC. It's just not clicking for me how this is correct. Any help would be greatly appreciated!PT2.S2.Q23 only question stem shownOnly question stem and all answer choices are shown. No stimulus.
Only question stem and all answer choices are shown. No stimulus.PT68.S2.Q15 - psychologists recently conductedHi, I BR-ed this question, read the explanations from various websites and sources, and this question is still not making much sense to me. The …
Hi, I BR-ed this question, read the explanations from various websites and sources, and this question is still not making much sense to me.
The correct choice D has "probably" in it, which when negated is "not likely." Doesn't "not likely" ...PT9.S2.Q23 - a poor farmer was fond ofThe negation of poor is not poor. The question assumes that you are either rich or else poor. What about the middle class?
The negation of poor is not poor. The question assumes that you are either rich or else poor. What about the middle class?PT9.S2.Q23 - regarding the logic behind the questionOk so this question gave me a world of trouble. I looked up the explanation given on Manhattan and I think I get it but I need confirmation. My ma…
Ok so this question gave me a world of trouble. I looked up the explanation given on Manhattan and I think I get it but I need confirmation.
My main problem is that the explanation given doesn't seem to use the contrapositive (which I ...PT46.S2.Q23 - Whoever is kind is loved by somebodyI was able to get this question right but was not sure about the negation of "anyone". so the negation of anyone is someone??? **Admin note: …
I was able to get this question right but was not sure about the negation of "anyone".
so the negation of anyone is someone???
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