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Logic Game IntuitionDo you guys have any advice on deciding when to map out all possible game boards after reading the conditions (for sequencing games) and when to tack…
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Logic Game IntuitionDo you guys have any advice on deciding when to map out all possible game boards after reading the conditions (for sequencing games) and when to tack…
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@josephellengar said:
My rule (typically get 0-2 wrong ... if I have a basic rule that makes no more than ... /> If you've got a rule like "L must go either ... decision point—is there a rule that either determines with great ... -
Diagramming Logic Games: 7Sage vs PowerscoreI am just getting to the logic games part of the course with 7sage. However I did already complete the Logic Games Bible from Powerscore. I was won…
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PT39.S2.Q12 - it is wrong for the government to restrict the liberty of individualshttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-39-section-2-question-12/ hello, I just want to make sure weather my reasoning was right. It was infer q…
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How do you study as you follow the program?Hey guys, So I have bought the 7sage's lsat starter, and I am wondering how do you study as you follow the program? Do you drill specific question t…
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Nervous about the June LSAT?Of course you are. You're about to take an important test. It's not <em>the most</em> important test though. That one is called the October LSAT. …
well that rule generally applies to your last three PT average, but if they were very recent then it will more acurattely predict your score. -
How do you know when to split the game into game boards before attempting questions?Or how do you decide whether to proceed without writing out your game boards (and write out game boards for separate questions)? Any advice appreciat…
... splitting using that type of rule is that there is usually ... a rule that will lead to far ... -
HELP! Conditional Rules: Contrapositive InferenceMost contrapositives makes sense to me except in the case of a negative condition, and positive reaction. Can someone help me understand this exa…
... is a standard "either or" rule. If one is not present ... -
HELP! Conditional Rules: Contrapositive InferenceMost contrapositives makes sense to me except in the case of a negative condition, and positive reaction. Can someone help me understand this exa…
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HELP! Conditional Rules: Contrapositive InferenceMost contrapositives makes sense to me except in the case of a negative condition, and positive reaction. Can someone help me understand this exa…
... /> Classic either/or rule (or group 3 indicator) rule.
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Are Logic Games Getting more difficultI've noticed in recent preptests that there have been some difficult logic game curveballs. I'm currently only practicing sequencing games with the e…
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Getting more accurate but struggling with the speedHi, I have been practicing logic games following the fool proof method, it has helped a lot in my confidence. I have become better and getting -2 or …
... the necessary condition makes the rule irrelevant, it all comes down ... -
Game BoardsJ.Y. Can you please give me some insight on when to split the game board. As well as making inferences, I am really struggling with this. I tend to…
... is no hard and fast rule and it becomes more of ... -
How do you know when to split the game into game boards before attempting questions?Or how do you decide whether to proceed without writing out your game boards (and write out game boards for separate questions)? Any advice appreciat…
... there is only one 'split rule', which is the case the ... the game; usually, one split rule will have a larger impact ... with experience, but a rough rule of thumb is the number ... -
Conditional/Or rulesRule: "J will arrive after M or before N, but not both" Correct translation: N and M arrive before J or they both arrive after J. (N- J) …
In my understanding the OR rule indicates that one of them MUST happen. It cannot be that both cannot happen. It's either M-J or J-N. One of these two must happen.
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Conditional/Or rulesRule: "J will arrive after M or before N, but not both" Correct translation: N and M arrive before J or they both arrive after J. (N- J) …
... N-J-M because the rule states that J must be ... -
Great News: "Everyone Is Losing Interest In Law School"A quick read (and a great site for those interested in solo/boutique practice): <a href="https://lawyerist.com/83758/everyone-is-losing-interest-…
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Separate game boardI'm just now starting to do logic games, and it is completely foreign to me. My question: Do we not write on our master game board with inferences an…
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Conditional/Or rulesRule: "J will arrive after M or before N, but not both" Correct translation: N and M arrive before J or they both arrive after J. (N- J) …
@mheannarino said:
Rule: "J will arrive after M ... />
Some LSAT Trainer rule notation for ya (though I ... that one but not both" rule I notate that with both ... -
Logic Games Attack StrategySo I've got three weeks left in the Army before I start terminal leave and I've finally reached the end of the learning curriculum and the only thing…
... means I misinterpreted a crucial rule involving consecutive calendar days...sigh ... time is either misinterpreting a rule making the game super difficult ... -
Re-reading Game RulesI read an article on LSAT HACKS making the case to re-read the rules 4 times as per the below guidelines: 1] To understand the game. 2] To draw. …
... do always double check each rule and put a mark by ... -
Re-reading Game RulesI read an article on LSAT HACKS making the case to re-read the rules 4 times as per the below guidelines: 1] To understand the game. 2] To draw. …
... 't mistakenly inverted an ordering rule or something silly like that ... that question anyway. Pick a rule, apply it, eliminate choices, repeat ... -
Is J.Y. and team still looking at comments?I have noticed that there don't seem to be any recent responses from J.Y. or his team on any of the comments after any of the lectures for many, many…
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Study buddy for 2016 test date?I am not having much luck getting any responses to my study buddy inquiries using the beta program, perhaps because I am still at least two test cycl…
... question he discusses violates that rule with no explanation and he ... -
Study buddy for 2016 test date?I am not having much luck getting any responses to my study buddy inquiries using the beta program, perhaps because I am still at least two test cycl…
... is a hard and fast rule, and often he specifically guards ... -
Sequencing games with a twist.For the people who are taking the 7sage course, and who are on the sequencing games with a twist section, did you attempt to diagram the games before…
... way I am notating the rule is the best way for ... -
Re-reading Game RulesI read an article on LSAT HACKS making the case to re-read the rules 4 times as per the below guidelines: 1] To understand the game. 2] To draw. …
... risk of skipping over a rule (ie eyes go up and ... -
LSAT TRAINER: Translating Conditional Statements (pg. 256/257 - exercise)Hello everybody, I was wondering if anybody could help clarify something for me. I am currently reading chapter 18 on the trainer re: SA and …
... get these types of conditional rule translations correct.
Sometimes ...
