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Parallel method of reasoning woesHey guys! I'm finding that I'm still having trouble really intuitively knowing when my job in Parallel Method of Reasoning q's is to mirror the lawg…
... Problem Set 3; or PT28.s3.q26 also from set 3 ... -
PT51.S3.Q19 - style manaul: archaic spellings and stylesHi I was just hoping someone could help me sort out the conditional logic in this stimulus. I feel like there's a gap in my understanding of the firs…
Hi I was just hoping someone could help me sort out the conditional logic in this stimulus. I feel like there's a gap in my understanding of the first sentence of the stimulus.
The first statement is about archaic spellings being preserved ... -
PT1.S3.Q25 - on the basis of their statements**Point at Issue Argument Summary:** S: An owner of a work of art have the ethical right to destroy that artwork if (1) they find it morally/v…
**Point at Issue
Argument Summary:**
S: An owner of a work of art have the ethical right to destroy that artwork if (1) they find it morally/visually distasteful or (2) caring for it becomes inconvenient. This right to ... -
PT28.S3.Q16 - historian: we can learn aboutHey, y'all! I'm having a tough time negating some AC for NA. For AC A and B they don't seem to be negated the same. A. None of the mercury introd…
Hey, y'all! I'm having a tough time negating some AC for NA. For AC A and B they don't seem to be negated the same.
A. None of the mercury introduced into the body can be eliminated.
Negated: some of the mercury introduced ... -
"Mathy" Questions drilling?Sharing this in hopes that it might be useful to some: In an effort to feel more comfortable with "mathy" questions (involving proportions, percen…
... 2.
PT01.S3.Q11 - proportion
PT01.S3.Q21 - proportion
PT01.S3.Q12 - average
PT61.S2.Q24 - historian: it is unlikely that someoneHey everyone, So question 24 in section 2 of Prep Test 61. This question I've been trying to grapple with for 3 days (seriously). I understand h…
... and unambiguous beliefs (HCUMB)
[P2] Morally judge human behavior decreases ...PT55.S2.P2(Q09) & PT55.S2.P4(Q23)Hi all, Having trouble with 2 questions in pretest 55, and I'd love to get some further explanation if anyone would be so kind! In the second p…
Hi all,
Having trouble with 2 questions in pretest 55, and I'd love to get some further explanation if anyone would be so kind!
In the second passage(s) in RC, for question #9, I chose C. Is this wrong because of the "most"; I ...PT36.S1.Q20 - editorialist: to ensure justice in the legal systemHey Everyone, So I'm currently drilling NA question types through the Cambridge packet things. I'm looking at question 20 in section 1 of PT 36, a…
... involved in determining punishments
P2: Legal system's purpose is ...PT60.S3.Q10 - A ring of gas emitting X-rays flickeringhttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-60-section-3-question-10/ I got this one right almost instinctively (I didn't map this out), but I have a…
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I got this one right almost instinctively (I didn't map this out), but I have a question about the phrase "**_can best be explained if_**" in the second sentence of the ..."Even If" Statement in Conjunction with ConditionalHi All, Let's say we have the conditional statement "If I go to the market and go to the mall, then I will reward myself with ice cream." Then …
... a point of reference, PT71.S3.Q11 is what prompted this ...The Dramamine questionAt 2:00 of his explanation video of PT57.S3.Q18 (https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-57-section-3-question-18/ ), J.Y. refers to "the Dramamine …
... his explanation video of PT57.S3.Q18 (https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations ...PT1.S3.Q22 - the 1980s have been characterized asAnyone feel like commenting on ACs A and E? Having trouble totally ruling out A. Thanks
Anyone feel like commenting on ACs A and E? Having trouble totally ruling out A.
ThanksPT26.S3.Q10 - tires may be either underinflatedIm having a little trouble understanding why answer choice D is correct. I understood the flaw that an absence of proof for something to be false, do…
Im having a little trouble understanding why answer choice D is correct. I understood the flaw that an absence of proof for something to be false, does not make it true the minute i read it.
However the wording in Answer choice D is confusing me. ...PT17.S4.Q14 (P2) - legal cases can be termed "hard"Hello, I came across a puzzling question while I was answering this reading comprehension question. Just to be clear, my question is more a quest…
Hello,
I came across a puzzling question while I was answering this reading comprehension question. Just to be clear, my question is more a question on formal logic than that of reading comprehension. I was wondering if the following two ...A logic questionis it logically valid to conclude that if A-->B, then A+C -->B? I am reviewing S3 Q19 from PT 51. The correct AC seems to mobilize this reasonin…
is it logically valid to conclude that if A-->B, then A+C -->B?
I am reviewing S3 Q19 from PT 51.
The correct AC seems to mobilize this reasoning.PT71.S3.Q26 - as advances in medical researchCan someone elaborate on why AC D is incorrect? https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-71-section-3-question-26/
Can someone elaborate on why AC D is incorrect?
https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-71-section-3-question-26/PT33.S3.Q8 - stock marketI'm a little confused about why the video explanation shows the first sentence as PISM --most--> /DOR. I thought that the "without" would negate the…
I'm a little confused about why the video explanation shows the first sentence as PISM --most--> /DOR. I thought that the "without" would negate the first part of the sentence and it would look like /PISM --most--> DOR. If someone could explain ...PT5.S3.Q18 - private vs nationalized health insuranceI find myself struggling with Disagree questions. It's difficult to keep the moving parts together and find the overlap. Especially when there are em…
I find myself struggling with Disagree questions. It's difficult to keep the moving parts together and find the overlap. Especially when there are embedded clauses which obfuscate the domain of discourse or in particularly loooong questions such as this ...PT74.S1.Q17 - how the pigment known as han purpleHi All, I've seen many explanations regarding this infamous Han purple question--none of which have addressed my specific confusion: https://7sag…
... the same chemical ingredients.
**P2:** Both were produced by similar ...Warning: Recent RC Main Point QuestionsHi All, I've made an observation regarding Main Point questions on some of the most recent RC passages (70s primarily). I was reading a post on th…
... - answer choice D & PT74.S3.Q9- answer choice E for ...PTB.S2.G2 - a park contains at most five of sevenI need some clarification on this because I'm applying demorgan's law and it's not making sense to me how this works. So, the final rule in the ga…
I need some clarification on this because I'm applying demorgan's law and it's not making sense to me how this works.
So, the final rule in the game states: "If it is not the case that the park contains both laurels and oaks, then it ...PT50.S2.Q19 - fat is generally unhealthy(P1) Get your nutrients from natural foods and not supplements. (P2) Carrots give you beta carotene but it can only be transformed into Vitamin A …
... and not supplements.
(P2) Carrots give you beta carotene ...Compendium of "uncommon" vocabulary on the LSATAlthough the LSAT is not supposed to test your vocabulary, in certain cases, deriving correct answers requires knowing the definitions of words that …
... /> 'Idiosyncratic' ~ PT 69 S3
'Impasse' ~ PT 69 S3
'Laudable' ~ PT ... 69 S3
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'Relinquished' ~ PT 69 S3
"Semblance' ~ PT 69 ...PT49.S2.Q11- "Cholesterol, which is a known factor..."Hey All, So I have an issue regarding this question and would love some input. P1: Cholesterol is a known factor in coronary heart disease and…
... heart disease and stroke.
P2: Cholesterol needs a carrier, known ...PT51.S4.G3 - a locally known guitarist's demoHi all, I have a question on how I am supposed to read a certain rule in sequencing games. The fifth rule in this game states: Each rock classic i…
... in an earlier PT (PT20 S3 Game 3), such mechanics did ...PT58.S2.P3 - law and tangible object theoryOne of the RC passages in Sept. 2009 was about copyright and tangible object theory (TOT). In general, the passage goes like this (working from memor…
... apply to tangible objects
P2 - extension of P1, with the ...Hardest & Most Difficult LSAT Sections ever listedHey guys, I know we only finished with the test a week ago, and even some are finishing up in Florida today (Congrats btw!). And I haven't even reall…
... , PT 17 s2, PT 21 s3, PT 22 s2&4 ... , PT 23 s3, PT 25 s2, PT 36 ... 39 s2, PT 40 s3, PT 43 s3, PT 44 s4, PT ... 47 s3, PT 48 s4, PT 49 ... s2, PT 51 s3, PT 56 s2, PT 58 ... 59 s2, PT 63 s3, PT 71 s3, PT 76 s2
PT16.S3.Q18 - because dinosaurs were reptilesConfused with the answer choices on this one. Any explanations? Thanks in advance
Confused with the answer choices on this one.
Any explanations?
Thanks in advancePT54.S1.Q08 (P2) - drilling fluids, including the various mixturesI am confused by question 8. I was down to C and E, ultimately chose E, but only due to pure luck. I don't know why C is supported but E is not. …
I am confused by question 8. I was down to C and E, ultimately chose E, but only due to pure luck.
I don't know why C is supported but E is not.
The potential support for C is in line 23, where it says "one problem in ...PT64.S3.Q26 - acquiring complete detailed informationhttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-64-section-3-question-26/ I got this question right during the PT by POE (A-B reverses necessary and suff…
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I got this question right during the PT by POE (A-B reverses necessary and sufficient terms, ACD all use most-statements) but in BR I really had to labor over the logic. It ...
