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PT90 S4 Q11- How would you translate this?I'm having trouble figuring out what AC B from PT90 S4 Q11 is saying. I watched JY's explanation so I now know what it means to say, but I'm not sure…
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PT19.S4.Q11 - five thousand of the 50,000 books publishedhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-19-section-4-question-11/ For some reason I picke answer choice (D) in this question the first time around, …
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For some reason I picke answer choice (D) in this question the first time around, during BR I knew that (D) was incorrect because it did not address the issue at all. and also the ... -
PT35.S4.Q11 - one approach to the questionI'm not sure about this one, and I'm having a very tough time seeing why the correct answer is correct. Link: http://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/…
I'm not sure about this one, and I'm having a very tough time seeing why the correct answer is correct.
Link: http://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-35-section-4-question-11/
One way to approach the question "what is real?" ... -
PT12.S4.Q11 - household indebtedness, which some theoristsCan anyone help me out with this one? No idea what the stimulus is saying nor why anything is right or wrong. Utterly confused.
Can anyone help me out with this one? No idea what the stimulus is saying nor why anything is right or wrong. Utterly confused. -
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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PT7, S1, Q11
PT9, S4, Q13
PT11, S2 ... , Q24
PT18, S4, Q7
PT19, S4, Q11
PT20, S1, ... Q24
PT20, S4, Q5
PT27, S4, Q6
PT27, S4, Q14
PT28, S3, Q11
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PT65.S4.Q11 - prairieview yard sizeI understand the flaw in the correct answer choice, but not how it applies to Tom's argument in the stimulus. D : "Fails to apply a general rule t…
I understand the flaw in the correct answer choice, but not how it applies to Tom's argument in the stimulus.
D : "Fails to apply a general rule to all relevant circumstances" is the correct AC here.
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PTB.S4.Q11 - On the basis of research with young children, aSo I chose C, the conclusion is that the scientist said that kids need learn how to draw curves first then they can move on to angles. So my reasonin…
So I chose C, the conclusion is that the scientist said that kids need learn how to draw curves first then they can move on to angles. So my reasoning: I chose C because it explains a reason as to why they cant just jump into angles
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"if all and only those" -- biconditional?Hello, I was working on PT35.S4.Q11, and came across the expression "if all and only those", and it seemed to me as a biconditional indicator, bu…
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PT19.S4.Q11 - five thousand of the 50,000 books publishedhttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-19-section-4-question-11/ (B) None of the films released in country Z in 1992 were based on books other t…
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(B) None of the films released in country Z in 1992 were based on books other than novels.
My hunch tells me the answer is B, and I am pretty sure it is the ... -
PT54.S4.Q11 - austrailia has considerably fewer speciesHey I was wondering if anyone could help me with this problem. Its a main conclusion question. It seems as if the second sentence is something like a…
Hey I was wondering if anyone could help me with this problem. Its a main conclusion question. It seems as if the second sentence is something like a minor conclusion, that is, its used in service of the larger conclusion (the first sentence). If this were ... -
PT62.S4.Q11 - A bacterial species will inevitablyCan any grammar geeks out there please explain how the sentence structure of answer choice B works? How do I know that "that species" is referring to…
Can any grammar geeks out there please explain how the sentence structure of answer choice B works? How do I know that "that species" is referring to the bacterial species and not to the antibiotic species? I understand that species inherently means ... -
PT2.S4.Q11 - Every week, the programming officehelp can someone explain why this is B? It seems clear that the director did in fact infer that some others did like the movie, and its seems like he…
help can someone explain why this is B? It seems clear that the director did in fact infer that some others did like the movie, and its seems like he did fail to take into consideration the number of positive (i.e., 0) and negative (i.e., 10) responses ... -
PTB.S4.Q11- Skills involved in copying curvesI'm completely lost on this question; the stimulus is short but I don' know what to even look for Someone help! There aren't any explanations availa…
I'm completely lost on this question; the stimulus is short but I don' know what to even look for
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PT80.S4.Q11 - Hall Dining ServicesI'm a bit confused about the language in the stimulus. If the college was using Hall Dining Services "until this past year," wouldn't that mean their…
I'm a bit confused about the language in the stimulus. If the college was using Hall Dining Services "until this past year," wouldn't that mean their current food vender was Hall Dining Services?
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PT9.S4.Q11 - Great works of art are in huge city museumsSome critics say it's unfair that so many great works of art are in huge city museums, since those people already have access to lots of art. But th…
Some critics say it's unfair that so many great works of art are in huge city museums, since those people already have access to lots of art.
But this is unwarranted because there are so few masterpieces that distributing them more widely is ... -
PT8.S4.Q11 - The sea population in the North SeaI don't understand how ac A strengthens the argument. Can someone please explain?
I don't understand how ac A strengthens the argument. Can someone please explain? -
PT38.S4.Q11- The complex ecosystem of...Question begins: "The complex ecosystem of the North American prairie has largely been destroyed..." I found the correct conclusion, but I got tri…
Question begins:
"The complex ecosystem of the North American prairie has largely been destroyed..."
I found the correct conclusion, but I got tripped up on the paraphrase. I don't see how "returning as much land as possible to an ... -
PT3.S4.Q11- Nature constantly adjusts the atmospheric...How is E correct? It appears to be supporting the conclusion not weakening it. My understanding of the argument's Conclusion is that it's telling env…
How is E correct? It appears to be supporting the conclusion not weakening it. My understanding of the argument's Conclusion is that it's telling environmentalists to relax because nature is going to adjust itself to the rising levels of the atmosphere.
PT11.S4.Q11 - Logging industry official: Harvesting treesAm having trouble with this question - could someone let me know if I'm thinking about the stimulus (and ACs) correctly? **Stim:** P1: When old …
Am having trouble with this question - could someone let me know if I'm thinking about the stimulus (and ACs) correctly?
**Stim:**
P1: When old trees die, the decomposition releases their stored CO2
P2: Harvesting old trees ...PT7.S4.Q11 - weapons researchHaving a bit of trouble understanding why A is correct (I originally chose C). Could someone clarify? Thank you! **Stim:** Ctx: Foundation didn…
Having a bit of trouble understanding why A is correct (I originally chose C). Could someone clarify? Thank you!
**Stim:**
Ctx: Foundation didn't want their $ to be used for weapons research so uni said none of their $ would be used ...PT2.S4.Q11 - Every week, the programming officeI'm confused on what ac B is trying to convey. Is it trying to state that he should not have inferred that just because some people did not like the …
I'm confused on what ac B is trying to convey. Is it trying to state that he should not have inferred that just because some people did not like the segment, others must have OR is it stating that he should have inferred but did not that since some did not ...PT11.S4.Q11 - Harvesting trees from old-growth forests...For the correct answer choice, why does it matter if the trees used are or old or new since the answer is talking about the harm caused by the produc…
For the correct answer choice, why does it matter if the trees used are or old or new since the answer is talking about the harm caused by the products they will be turned into? This is the reason I did not choose it #helpPTB.S4.Q11 - On the basis of research with young children...Why is B the right answer for a strengthen if the reverse could also be true: what if those who can copy angles can copy curves just means the other …
Why is B the right answer for a strengthen if the reverse could also be true: what if those who can copy angles can copy curves just means the other comes first. Isn't the key to the argument the idea that one is before? #helpPT8.S4.Q11 - a distemper virus has causedI don't get how (a) can strengthen the argument. It says "several species of shellfish and seabirds in the North Sea waters.." but how can being in t…
I don't get how (a) can strengthen the argument. It says "several species of shellfish and seabirds in the North Sea waters.." but how can being in the North Sea help the conclusion? Isn't it also possible that those shellfish and seabirds died because of ...PT14.S4.Q11 – Socialist Observations of HistoryConservative: Socialists study history, and they do so to identify trends that inevitably lead to a socialist future. However, this undertaking is ce…
Conservative: Socialists study history, and they do so to identify trends that inevitably lead to a socialist future. However, this undertaking is certain to fail, because it is only retroactively that historical trends appear inevitable.
...PTA.S4.Q11 - By examining the fossilized leavesPrepTest A - Section 4 - Question 11 I chose B, wrong choice, we know about the climate in a location depends on the altitude, but we can infer fr…
PrepTest A - Section 4 - Question 11
I chose B, wrong choice, we know about the climate in a location depends on the altitude, but we can infer from the stimulus that the locations at different altitudes, so thats not the flaw. I can see why ...PT78.S4.Q11 - Could someone help me out here?Could someone help me out here? The stem reads "The passage suggests that Taruskin's position commits him to which one of the following views?" I'…
Could someone help me out here?
The stem reads "The passage suggests that Taruskin's position commits him to which one of the following views?" I'm having trouble understanding why AC D is wrong here. I selected AC D because in lines 6-7 ..."if all and only those" -- biconditional?Hello, I was working on PT35.S4.Q11, and came across the expression "if all and only those", and it seemed to me as a biconditional indicator, bu…
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…
... (PT19, S2, Q14; PT25, S4, Q04; PT39, S4,Q11)
2) Uses ... Q25; PT17, S2, Q11; PT17, S3, Q9; PT18, S4, Q3)
8) False dichotomy (PT22, S4, Q09; PT39, S4, Q26)
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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…
... (PT19, S2, Q14; PT25, S4, Q04; PT39, S4,Q11)
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S4, Q11; PT18, S2, Q04)
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