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PT54.S2.Q17 - ethicist: the penalties for drunk drivinghttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-54-section-2-question-17 Can someone help me to understand answer choice (B)? I understood it to mean th…
... responsibility. The stimulus doesn't rule out, for example, the possibility ... -
When to Use a Chart Versus Regular Grouping Game Set Up. PLEASE HELPI have a question about when to use the chart versus the regular grouping game set up. I’ve come up with a few indicators, please clarify the 3rd.…
... up?
1 Group rule- "City 3 can only have ... flowers"
2 Group rule- "City 3 can only have ... the whole "one group rule" versus "cross group" rule. I'll go ... , fruit cup game, the first rule specifies that each portion is ... -
When to Use a Chart Versus Regular Grouping Game Set Up. PLEASE HELPI have a question about when to use the chart versus the regular grouping game set up. I’ve come up with a few indicators, please clarify the 3rd.…
... inferences, and then the extra rule(s) can probably be accommodated ... the appropriate columns.
Rule 5. There are more cars ... like this, and maybe one rule isn't, a regular grouping ... (you just remember the "extra" rule).
A "cross ... -
Skipping QuestionsWhen you skip questions do you still circle an answer choice and come back to it, or leave it blank untill you come back to it at the end? And ar…
... passage, however - skipping difficult substitution rule Q's in LG can ... -
When to Use a Chart Versus Regular Grouping Game Set Up. PLEASE HELPI have a question about when to use the chart versus the regular grouping game set up. I’ve come up with a few indicators, please clarify the 3rd.…
... a chart as the only rule that spans two groups is ... the "2 gardens" rule. But both you and JY ... -
Skipping QuestionsWhen you skip questions do you still circle an answer choice and come back to it, or leave it blank untill you come back to it at the end? And ar…
... quick reorientation frequently exposes whatever rule or inference I knew but ... -
Skipping QuestionsWhen you skip questions do you still circle an answer choice and come back to it, or leave it blank untill you come back to it at the end? And ar…
... like time sinks. For instance, "rule substitution" questions and questions where ... -
LG Bundle games first attempt takes too longI started working through the LG bundle concurrently with LSAT Trainer 20 days ago, I manged to finish PT 1 to PT 11 logic games using Pacifico atta…
... you miss the curve breaker rule replacement question which is meant ... -
PT23.S1.G2 - fu, gunsel, jackson, kowalski, lee, mayer and ordovezahttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-23-section-1-game-2 I watched the explanation for this game and am struggling with why in the set up you ca…
... interviewed but not hired, the rule doesn't trigger.
M ... interviewed but not hired, the rule doesn't trigger.
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99.9% from 206/206hr?Finally done the core curriculum, what a ride... but I'd really like a big shiny 100% to show there, not a green pac man pursing his lips.
Ha! I ran into this too! Scroll down into the PTs, there's a couple additional lessons on rule replacement! -
How do you time your LG splits when PTing?When taking fresh PTs, I'm obviously interested in how long each logic game in the section is taking me so I can compare those times with JY's target…
... giving me trouble.
My rule of thumb is - If you ... -
What to do with resume length?Please, would like to see what suggestions from everyone would be on how to handle the resume length?
One thing I’ve read that can be an exception to the resume length rule is for things like actors who should list their filmography. I think that would probably apply here for your publications. -
could we ignore indicators in sentences with both group 3 and group 4 translations?In looking through the combination of conditional logic lessons on 7Sage and in The LSAT Trainer, I think I may have hit on a much more simple way to…
... 're still using the 7Sage rule, you're just adding that ... -
could we ignore indicators in sentences with both group 3 and group 4 translations?In looking through the combination of conditional logic lessons on 7Sage and in The LSAT Trainer, I think I may have hit on a much more simple way to…
... being able to apply the rule it is associated with. The ... 2) apply the other indicator rule.
https://7sage.com ... . No need to choose a rule and choose a concept to ... -
could we ignore indicators in sentences with both group 3 and group 4 translations?In looking through the combination of conditional logic lessons on 7Sage and in The LSAT Trainer, I think I may have hit on a much more simple way to…
... being able to apply the rule it is associated with. The ... having to memorize an additional rule for one specific corner case ... sentence, (2) remember that this rule exists and is different from ... -
Mastering logic gamesI'm currently working on the logic games bundle. While I've been getting -1 or -2 per game untimed I continue to test every answer choice even after …
... remaining answer choice. So the rule is not "always or never ... -
Mastering logic gamesI'm currently working on the logic games bundle. While I've been getting -1 or -2 per game untimed I continue to test every answer choice even after …
... smoothly; or that one twisted rule or missing inference could prolong ... -
How "OR" functions in In/Out gamesI need confirmation whether my understanding of OR rule is correct. There is a rule in the last game of PT24 that says: G cannot be prescribed i…
... OR)
For the original rule, you can read the contrapositive ... />
If you CHANGE the rule to G-->N or ... -
game simple question!Hi, I'm a bit confused with the rule "M and N cannot be selected together." Is this a biconditional with never together always apart? so, M <--> ~…
Not both rule! They could both be out, but both of them can't be in.
M ----> ~N -
game simple question!Hi, I'm a bit confused with the rule "M and N cannot be selected together." Is this a biconditional with never together always apart? so, M <--> ~…
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Thanks, if I add the word 'always' to that rule (M and N cannot always be selected together), would that turn this not both rule into a biconditional (always apart, never together)? -
game simple question!Hi, I'm a bit confused with the rule "M and N cannot be selected together." Is this a biconditional with never together always apart? so, M <--> ~…
... word 'always' to that rule (M and N cannot always ... that turn this not both rule into a biconditional (always ... can't be selected together" rule just means that they can ... think of the "not both" rule as a "~M or ~N ... " rule. It's possible that neither ... -
game simple question!Hi, I'm a bit confused with the rule "M and N cannot be selected together." Is this a biconditional with never together always apart? so, M <--> ~…
... of what a bi-conditional rule would look like:
- "M ... -
game simple question!Hi, I'm a bit confused with the rule "M and N cannot be selected together." Is this a biconditional with never together always apart? so, M <--> ~…
... then "always apart, never together' rule look like? I know that ... -
game simple question!Hi, I'm a bit confused with the rule "M and N cannot be selected together." Is this a biconditional with never together always apart? so, M <--> ~…
... then "always apart, never together' rule look like?
rule. For a grouping game where ... suppose you could represent your rule as a biconditional. Something like ... -
game simple question!Hi, I'm a bit confused with the rule "M and N cannot be selected together." Is this a biconditional with never together always apart? so, M <--> ~…
... do that. Maybe an additional rule, or maybe they extend ... a never together always apart rule. Groups in an in ... game we could see this rule in two ways. If ... specific group to which the rule applies. "M and N ... that the context of the rule matters. You should always ... -
Question DifficultyI have a quick question I am confused on. Does every section on the LSAT start with the easiest questions, then progressively move on to the hardest?…
Agreed. That's the general progression, but it is far from a rule. I also find that questions 18-22 or so tend to be the most difficult. -
Question DifficultyI have a quick question I am confused on. Does every section on the LSAT start with the easiest questions, then progressively move on to the hardest?…
... an extent. As a general rule of thumb, you can expect ... -
Question on "Three buildings sit next to each other"The game begins: Three buildings (A, B, and C) sit next to each other on a city block and each buidling has three floors. On each floor, the lights …
... on.
Because of rule (3), we're given three ... C1 is always on from rule (2). If C2 is also ... than C does, according to rule (1). But wait, we just ... -
The "Some People Say" Principle [title has been changed!]I have been studying logical reasoning stimuli that include a sentence about what someone OTHER than the author says, usually near the start of the p…
... using the "some people say" rule, I came up with it ...
