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PT 25.S4.Q06 - the male sage grouse has air sacsHey, guys! I'm having trouble understanding why B is incorrect. My reasoning for selecting B was that if the diseased male grouse were treated with …
Hello. So this question follows a pattern that will come ... left over scar from the disease or the fact that the anti-biotic releases ... that the other birds can smell and they stay away from?
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Diagramming NO and Understanding ContextHello All, I had a question regarding whether or not to negate "NO" in the translations section and how that works. Below, I have highlighted why …
The proper translation for the first example is as follows:
If Brown——> ... /> Remember for your third question what it is the “no” applies to ... normally a bit easier than the questions from the CC you highlighted.
Diagramming vs Not diagramming LR Q'sDiagramming the more complex questions can take quite a bit of time. Sometimes the correct answers are more intuitive and thus it would be a waste of…
... diagram. But reading the question stem and all the answer choices also takes ... to not? Do you diagram from the first reading of any conditional ... help me break through on the odd question if for some reason ... b-->¬c then it follows that a-¬c or whatever ...NecessarySince a necessary assumption is something that must be true in order for the argument to succeed, does that mean that a necessary assumption question…
... can I infer from the stimulus?" Or, "what does the stimulus imply?" And ... minutia that is derived from the stimulus. Sometimes the stimulus will be super ... do imply the same things logically, but as far the question types go there ...PT75.S1.Q03 - rock music is musically bankruptThe question is as follows Rock music is musically bankrupt and socially destructive but at least album covers of rock LPs from the 1960s and 197…
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PT83.S3.Q12 - greek tabletsJ.Y., can you help us on this one? PT83.3.12 "In a scene in an ancient Greek play..." Honestly, I was completely stumped on test day on this one a…
... more about (D). From the information in the stimulus, we can loosely ... or silently to himself. This follows from the description of (1) him ... I say "loose" because this question is as to an MBF ... an "almost must be false" question.
Does that ...PT83.S3.Q12 - greek tabletsJ.Y., can you help us on this one? PT83.3.12 "In a scene in an ancient Greek play..." Honestly, I was completely stumped on test day on this one a…
... more about (D). From the information in the stimulus, we can loosely ... or silently to himself. This follows from the description of (1) him ... I say "loose" because this question is as to an MBF ... an "almost must be false" question.
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> ...Bubbling TechniqueI am about to switch to bubbling in groups. After each RC Passage, LG Game, and before I turn the page for LR. For some reason this scares me. For…
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-I circle the number of any skipped question on the bubble ... do with the skipped line preventing me from mistakenly placing the next answer ... example I'd bubble the answers from page 5 as a group ...Necessary Assumption Question - are we supposed to throw conditional logic negation out the windowI just want to confirm that when you do the "negation" technique for NA answer choices, you take the common sense version of negation (as in pretty m…
... really negate logically.
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> From 3:18- of the video, J.Y. says ... society help government maintain the fine arts AND we ... /birds-eat-all-day-na-question/
PT40 ... /take out “not” from the sentence.PT1.S3.Q04, PT1.S4.Q21Totally dropped the ball on both of these. Help? For Q4: I thought D was totally wrong and I was completely sure of it because I thought to myself…
... the argument is in the last sentence and its gist is as follows ... force. The entire argument hinges on the word, "believe". The stimulus, ... (D) can be reasonably inferred from the stimulus - that is, it ... a MUST be true question. The correct AC must absolutely, ...Same BR and Actual ScoreMy BR and Actual Scores are the same for the last 3 PT's! I take my PT on Saturdays and BR for about 1 hour per section...Except for Reading Comp. I …
... copy. If you’re BRing from your test, you’ll ... /understanding. ID the question type; break down the stimulus, both logically and grammatically; ... Why did you miss each question? What essential skill or ... ’ve already taken. After the BR process outlined above, ...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 …
... difficult to get analysis from the studies ---> there ... based) question is logically invalid. By being critical of the conclusion ... , but granting the ... up). Every flaw question will some choices describing ...Bad to Imagine SA/PSA Questions as just strengthening?I did the SA/PSA lessons and seemed to be somewhat slow and only got about 85% of all the problems in the lessons correct. I've found that it helps t…
... follow from the stated premise(s). The conclusion will fail to follow from the ... that gap in a logically coherent way strengthens an ... does not complete the task of a SA question.
question choosing the answer that will strengthen ...In need of helpI’m in need of some advice from whoever can offer me some. I have been writing PTs and have been not doing well on the LR sections. However I have be…
... for the LSAT, it does. You diagram it like follows: < ... ten hours
From (1) and (2), we ... LSAT logic is different from the type of logic based ... in our everyday lives. The LSAT tests mathematical/philosophical ... issues with these question types.PT26.S2.Q7- Speakers of the Caronian language constitute a minorityWow, I feel like I'm posting one of these everyday. So this question has to do with a Necessary Assumption question--an old one. I've realized in t…
... of the following, if true, would make the argument logically follow" and the conclusion ... was something along the lines of ... came from the original argument as well. But now this begs the question, how ...PT36.S1.Q22 - Any writer whose purpose is personal expression<font color="red">Admin note: Deleted. Please don't post the actual question</font> Translated: Poet --> Purpose PE <s> Ambig. Words Thus. …
... this is a sufficient assumption question and not a necessary assumption ... so?
I know the question you posted isn't for ... 100, we can only conclude from the first sentence that at least ... means we can conclude whatever follows about all birds.It means ...PT36.S1.Q22 - Any writer whose purpose is personal expression<font color="red">Admin note: Deleted. Please don't post the actual question</font> Translated: Poet --> Purpose PE <s> Ambig. Words Thus. …
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> I know the question you posted isn't for ... 100, we can only conclude from the first sentence that at least ... means we can conclude whatever follows about all birds.It means ...Circled QuestionsI've been tracking and reviewing my missed questions regularly. Is it worth doing the same for questions I circled (but ultimately got right)? Or do …
... full dissection of the question: (1) What is the argument----premises/conclusion ... ? (4) What did the question ask and what did I ... is logically correct and incorrect about the answer choices the test writers ... of the neural connections I am trying to create from ...How do you write the LSAT?By this I mean: how do you tackle each section, under time constraints? For example, in LR I will skip a question that will take up half the page …
... @Lolo1996 , my strategy per section follows:
LR: Try to ... question after I answer the acceptable situation question. From here, I then do all the ... a minute. If I understand the question from memory, I answer it with ...Tips and tricks for Necessary Assumption questions?I'm at the NA section of the core curriculum (almost done the problem sets) and so far these are the hardest question type for me. What are some …
... given question you know that the conclusion is asking you for the link ... weaken the conclusion. Let's say a hypothetical conclusion read as follows ... of the huge scope of possibilities the LSAT writers can draw from. Also ...Sufficient & Necessary Condition - About the Indicators?Hello, Is it possible to understand suff n necc. conditions to such an extent that memorizing the indicators taught to us in the groups become un…
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It's always sunny in Philidalphia
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From a **contextual point of view ... to understand what's occurring logically in the sentence ?
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S ...NA vs SAWhat is the primary difference between Necessary Assumption Qs and Sufficient Assumption Qs? Both are required to make the argument valid but I'm not…
... the conclusion follows from the premise and the inclusion of the answer choice. **_We are making the ... the argument in its totality too much towards that air tight/logically ... valid side of the continuum, instead, stating ...Necessary Assumption helpHello, I have been struggling with necessary assumptions for a surprisingly unnecessary amount of time and still I cannot totally understand the conc…
... fall apart and the conclusion would not follow logically from its premises and ... in your first question.
When negating the truth of an ... that stimulus argument follow logically from its premises and the conclusion.
Necessary Assumption helpHello, I have been struggling with necessary assumptions for a surprisingly unnecessary amount of time and still I cannot totally understand the conc…
... fall apart and the conclusion would not follow logically from its premises and ... your first question.
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> ...From 138 to 171!This is my inaugural post lol. Just wanted to share the progress I've made since February. I switched over to 7Sage in April, after a 138 diagnostic …
... means recognizing "cookie cutters" question & how it helps ... the structure of the paragraph or possible answer choices. From ... what I've learned from ... a question and then are able to logically dissect the task ...Need advice for "Which one of the following most completes the passage?" questionsThough these questions don't appear on every PT I tend to go 50/50 on whether or not I get these right. Sometimes the right answer speaks to me, othe…
... slightly different from an MSS question type, however. The key difference ... analogous to fill in the blank questions (admittedly itself ... pick an AC that logically appends the passage not to pick ... t often find help in the answer choices (unsurprisingly). Any ...What would you do here? (Help)I started the core curriculum in June and finished it just about a week and a half ago. I took a PT for the first time since my diagnostic which was …
... . Do all of the logic games from PT 1-35 ( ... down and writing down the board from rote memory. In other ... was #50,was as follows: (I did the "flex" version on ... was LR. I bombed the LR questions from #15-22 in ... question is this, I feel like I may freeze up on the ...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…
... cheat sheet I created from my studies with LSAT ... _(SA)The conclusion follows logically if which one of the following is ... one of the above can be properly inferred from the statements above ... ?
If all of the statements ...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…
... cheat sheet I created from my studies with LSAT ... _(SA)The conclusion follows logically if which one of the following is ... one of the above can be properly inferred from the statements above ... ?
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