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Do you say "L-S-A-C/T" or "EL-SACK/SAT"?Just for fun, because I noticed both my wife and I say LSAC/LSAT differently. I go the "word" approach and sat ELSAT, where she goes the letter appro…
Funny enough, I was listening to the proctor voice that J.Y. did and he said "L-S-A-C" and I kind of sat there for a moment going "Huh? Is that how you say it?" and that's when I made this thread. -
PT15.S2.Q24 - people were asked in a survey how old they feltSo the correct answer is A. I'm really confused by the answer choices and the stimulus. When I read it, I initially thought this is an extreme exa…
I was actually stuck between A and E
B says "Reinterpretating what certain people actaully said...."
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How do you diagram "except when"?I ran into this on a Principle question. I diagrammed it as a unless condition, I was not completely sure though and really nervous about it. Is i…
An example would be All A's are B's EXCEPT WHEN they are C's. That in english essentially means, if you are an A but NOT a C, then you are a B. So Diagrammed, it would be A+~C---->B. Can anyone check my Reasoning on that? Lol -
PT61.S2.Q24 - historian: it is unlikely that someoneIntuitively I thought what said in the argument is contradicting...I thought people usually learn from history and as they increase knowledge about h…
... B
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Hurley, Patrick J. A Concise Introduction to Logic. 9th ... ridiculous, counterintuitive, or wrong a given premise may seem, ... -
PT54.S2.Q18 - columnist: taking a strong position onQuestion 18 talks about the columnist and taking a strong position. I have had several people try to diagram this in conditional statements and I sti…
... you are confused. "A-->C" should be "C-->A"
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P1: A--& ... gt;B
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Comparative Passage StrategyI was just reviewing the comparative passage video by JY for PT 75 and had never encountered the approach of doing questions after passage A and then…
... to not try to implement a new strategy this close to ... questions to quickly eliminate incorrect A/C's. PT77 comparative RC is ... for me a great example of when to ... least for me:)
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How many PTs should you save in case a 3rd take is necessary?I was thinking about saving 3 (49, 77 and 78), but I am well within my scoring range and don't know if, because of that, I should use them. Just look…
... drink tell helps to avoid a retake, but anything can happen ... taken C2 and the original A-C tests? -
PT73.S2.Q06 - the criticism of the popular film comedy quirksI went through JY's explanation for this question, but i think that explanation ignores this reasoning with the choice D. I'm still not sure why t…
@"Charlie Musick" said:
C. The critic is not arguing ... 're misunderstanding the OP. #1 C suggests that stylistic portrayal is ... -
LSAT On The Computer?When I took the Feb. 2016 LSAT, I had to answer questions about how familiar I am with technology and how comfortable I would feel taking an exam on …
... the content unlike having a pencil and paper to ... points in the stimulus and A/C's.
My ... and other days as a CASA in the Juvenile ... Courts (with a definite flaw of sampling error ... from "Viruses" - I know a bad joke after Saturday:( -
need help!Hey guys! This is my first time posting here I've been watching the game videos for awhile now but just signed up for the course. So happy I did! Thi…
... out, that should set off a little alarm in your head ... 've narrowed it down to A and E, but I can't ... rule out A, nor can I rule ... out E. I must ... -
LRI am not the best with logic reasoning. But, I am usually able to get the answer down to something, and E. Is E normally a correct choice in this sec…
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Is E normally a correct choice in this ... down to answer choice E and another answer choice ... I don't think E is a more common answer choice ... stuck between E and let's say A, remember that ... /logic appear to have a veneer of similarity making ... -
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... those terms and make it a sufficient condition for the other ... each conditional to apply to a connective (e.g. ->) rather than ... a propositional atom, as in (1), ... above that the endpoint has a scope ambiguity.
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TranscriptsI have heard from a few people that they got away with not including the courses they have taken at CC's. I know withdrawing isn't generally punitive…
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I have heard from a few people that they got ... punitive but I do have a W. What are my chances ... unethical and not a good way to start a career in law ... .
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Q. 5 of Quiz on drawing valid conclusions with translation 3In JY's breakdown of this statement: <blockquote>All dinosaurs that hunt its prey can run, swim and fly. Dinosaurs that cannot run, cannot swim or ca…
... For example if A then B and C. You can keep ... . Because when "A" triggers, both "B" and "C" also trigger. ...
A-->B and C--> D
... had we written A-->B A-->C-->D. Negating ... it easy to chain up a complex conditional statement.
Best logic games to "master"Is there a list anywhere of challenging logic games (of all types) that are important to know inside and out, as part of LG prep? Or is there a wa…
... . I really need to do a more comprehensive list of both ... , @BinghamtonDave has cited that PT A-C all have hard logic games ... going to start on creating a list - shouldn't be too ...Embedded ConditionalsThe user and all related content has been deleted.
... conditional (A --> C):
True when A is false and C is ... true;
True when A is ... false and C is false;
True when A is ... '~M' and 'B' for A and C in the definition. To negate ...Embedded Conditionals IssueThis is a two part question in reference to the embedded conditionals video. https://7sage.com/lesson/mastery-embedded-conditional/ **Part 1:**…
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A or ...Non-Logic SA Questions?When doing SA questions that are logic based, I do well seeing as I know how to diagram the statements and link them up accordingly. However, whe…
... NA question. Now I see a trend that you may not ... easy to identify the correct A/C.
At this point ...NA Bridge/Shield Questions?How gauge if we are dealing with a NA “bridge” or an NA “shield” question?
... The Bridge/Block is a concept not a strategy - it is just ... the "negation technique" - is a concept not a strategy recommended during timed ... choice. When stuck between 2 A/C's after skipped and have ... , it is more of a recommended process during the curriculum ...[Ended] Office Hours with Sage Daniel | Friday, February 17 | 7:30pm ESTAnybody doing LSAT stuff? Daniel does LSAT stuff and he's really good at it. So if you want to be really good too, come and ask him anything. Offi…
... how to find the right A/C.
Thanks for the office ...Inferences That Can Be Made from Valid Argument Form SixHello, all: Just so you don't have to bring up the curriculum or your notes, argument form six is as follows: A → B A → C ___________ …
... /A" and "/B ←s→ /A" from "A → B" (or /B → /A) and "/C -m→ /A" and "/C ... ←s→ /A" from "A → C" (or /C → /A ... t take the contrapositive of a most statement. But we ... take the contrapositive of A-->B and infer ...Give an example?Hey Everyone, Could anyone give me an example (whether on some test or just an example you could make up) of this valid form: A --> C B --> …
Give an example?Hey Everyone, Could anyone give me an example (whether on some test or just an example you could make up) of this valid form: A --> C B --> …
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It sounds like ~A and ~B --> /C
or ... chocolates. and not incorporate the "C" ??Give an example?Hey Everyone, Could anyone give me an example (whether on some test or just an example you could make up) of this valid form: A --> C B --> …
Do you understand the form that goes A->B, A->C, therefore B some C?
Assuming so, take the contrapositive of each premise you used above and compare the structure, and you'll have your answer.Give an example?Hey Everyone, Could anyone give me an example (whether on some test or just an example you could make up) of this valid form: A --> C B --> …
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You are ...The key difference btw recent lsats and the older onesMy PT scores took a hit when I initially moved onto recent PTs (60s and up) from the older PTs. I wondered why. Below is my theory and I was wonderi…
... you have an A----->B------>C reasoning structure where the ... conclusion of the argument is A---->C, you have to note ... for C (or the effects of C), which is different than A itself ... directly causing C. In ...Weaken QuestionsWould anyone have any advice for selecting the correct answer choices for weaken questions? It seems that I still get stuck between two or three answ…
... I personally think Manhattan has a tremendous section on Assumption question ... conceptually, weakening questions give a lot of people issues. ... after identifying the C and P. Take a moment and understand ... makes (if there is a jump from A-C, target that gap)< ...PT17.S3.Q24 - ditrama is a federation made up of threeAny help would be great! Here's a link to the explanation page! https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-17-section-3-question-24 Thank you gu…
... that relied on % (eg: C & E), thinking that we don't ...Lost on Valid and Invalid Argument formsI am having a hard time understanding this section of the lesson and am hoping some folks can weigh in on it. I think I'm a bit lost because there is…
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