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Help with must be true/ most strongly supported questionsWhat is the best way to approach these questions? I’m not with 7Sage but using powerscore bibles and have the LSAT trainer but haven’t used it yet. A…
For MBT questions: the opposite of "must be true" is "could be false". Go ... 's possible for the answer to be false. If ... it doesn't have to be true.
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Help with must be true/ most strongly supported questionsWhat is the best way to approach these questions? I’m not with 7Sage but using powerscore bibles and have the LSAT trainer but haven’t used it yet. A…
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> For MBT questions: the opposite of "must be true" is "could be false". Go down ... , it doesn't have to be true.
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PT29.S2.Q13-- tribal communities in North AmericaHi everyone, Hard question here: can anyone explain why answer choice A is completely incorrect? I can see how, based on the passage, "standardizi…
... don't think that would be enough.
... tees up" the shot for us and then we ... is not asking for something that must be true or something that ... was important was support for the other half of ... mention both parts just for the sake of thoroughness. ... -
Cycle Recap: Yale-Bound!I’m incredibly grateful to the 7Sage community for helping me get to his point—I’m absolutely thrilled to be attending my dream school. This is a tru…
... must be true/SA/NA questions. I drilled NA/SA questions every day, until I could ... will have more time for the other questions.
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Moving on without reading all answers on LR (and RC)Hi @Juliet-- , and all, I know typically it is best i have heard to read all answer choices for LR to make sure you are correct and not being tricked…
... videos, "you get 2 passes for each question."
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so ultimately, for me, i let my confidence ... on parallel reasoning questions or even on must-be-true formal logic questions.
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"Flip of a Switch" Moment/AdviceWhat was that "flip of a switch" moment or piece of advice that dramatically changed your perspective of the LSAT or of how you go about your LSAT st…
... many questions across all sections were basically asking for things that must be true (even ... though the question stem asks for an ... -
What is your 50-50 strategy, How can I stop falling for the most attractive wrong answer choice?For LR and RC (especially with LR) when I go back and forth between two answer choices I always end up picking the wrong one. In my BR I can come up …
... questions tend to use strong language while correct answers for Necessary Assumption, Must Be True ... , and Most Supported questions tend to ... -
Most Strongly SupportedI am very confused by this question could somebody help
... difference between MSS questions and MBT questions. MSS answers ostensibly could be false but ... stimulus while MBT answers MUST BE TRUE. In MSS questions, it is incredibly important ... mentioned, so X must be the most important factor for Y. This is ... -
Please Help UnderstandI’m having a really difficult time with LR. Is there an approach that works for you when taking the test under timed conditions? For instance, MBT me…
Hello! Yes I signed up for the monthly subscription. I just ... a reference or a guide for each question type. What is ... to look for in a must be true question? What should be done for the principle ... -
Necessary AssumptionsHi guys, I went through the curriculum for necessary assumption questions and I am still not showing improvement in any of the PTs I am taking. I was…
... NA clicked for me. **Thinking of these questions as Must Be True questions.** Think of ... is necessary for the argument, then it Must Be True. We could take an ... you could still use some extra help with NA questions ... of our expert tutors could be a great path to ... -
PT32.S1.Q11 - Many of the presidents and prime ministersHi! I'm practicing Must Be True/Most Supported questions and am having trouble with understanding why B is the correct answer as opposed to D. Answer…
Hi! I'm practicing Must Be True/Most Supported questions and am having trouble with ... -
Can I still improve LR by Oct 5?I'm still getting like 10 wrong in LR and its disheartening because I've been taking timed sections out of PTs (don't have time to do full length exc…
... an argument is going to be flawed--- it is just up ... wont work on many must be true/ main point questions, but those answers have ... -
Asia LSAT June 2017Does anyone remember how many questions were on the exam? I had 3 LR, 1 RC, 1LG and 100 total question... Very anxious that I made a bubbling e…
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Approach on Must be false.Hello good afternoon everyone, I had a question on how are you suppose to approach Must be false question. I didn't see any lesson while looking thr…
It's a very rare type of question, but yes, if your are doing process of elimination, you want to eliminate all answer choices that must be true or could be true. -
Tips for LG hard question formats?Hey I'm working on PrepTest 33 S4 G1Q5 (among others) and I keep having issues with complicated question formats. The general version of the wordi…
The logical opposite of must be true is could be false. Maybe as you go through the answer choices or your process you say to yourself, "could this be false". -
Strugglingggg with logic games. Please tell me what works for you!I have been trying to improve logic games but I end up getting confused sometimes and I just do not know how to improve
What got me from missing 5-7 to 0-2 was skipping around and doing the if questions first and then must be true and could be true. It helped me so much with speed and accuracy! -
LG tips for accuracy under time pressure from a 170+ scorerI made myself a reminder sheet for each section with recommendations/strategies to avoid errors I've previously made. Every section I do, I assess wh…
... reminder sheet for each section with recommendations/strategies to ... to the rules (for example “only if” vs. “if”)
... of the questions that give additional inferences. Might be a ... all the questions are “what must be true” and “what cannot be true”) then ... -
Road to 170+: Be Aggressive! (Long Strategy Post on how to maximize your potential in LR)A few weeks back I was in a blind review with the man himself, Mr. JY Ping and JY said something which I thought was rather profound. He mentioned th…
... seconds on the question vs. the aggressive approach ... For some questions this is easy to do, for other questions ... your exit strategies. Read more on exit strategies here: ... COULD BE TRUE EXCEPT. Then immediately you know you are looking for something that MUST BE ... -
Triggers for Active Hunter vs Passive Receiver ModeHello Everyone! I've heard a little bit about top scorers toggling between 'Active Hunter Mode' (anticipating and searching for the ACA) vs 'Passive …
... ' (anticipating and searching for the ACA) vs 'Passive Receiver Mode' ... more predisposed to one mode vs. the other (this ... Weaken
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Retaking the TestHi everyone! I just took the November Lsat, and although we haven't received our scores yet, I am strongly considering taking the Jan Lsat. I have…
... additional premises in the question stem before attempting naked questions (blank "must be true ... to correctly identify premise and conclusion during ... be sure to anticipate what the answer choice could look like for ... come up with strategies specifically tailored ... -
LR Study Guide*I was sent this LR study guide a couple of months ago from a fellow 7Sager and it has been very helpful. It's not as detailed as some of the others…
... despite the premise being true, with the consideration of the additional premise (correct answer ... ALMOST valid.
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NA questionsNECESSARY ASSUMPTION QUESTIONS HOW TO FIND NECESSARY ASSUMPTIONS Lesson 1 of 23 “I play basketball. Therefore, I am one of the best basketball pla…
... **Almost perfect argument u could hope for. (You don’t ... questions present you with an argument (premises + conclusion) where in order for ... can say that it must be true that counting the number ... necessary assumption. Given the additional premise of trees grow 1 ... -
What is your Logic Games Strategy for "naked questions"Hey Sagers, This is a question for those of you who have been doing LG for a while. I'm trying to perfect my timing for LG through slight method and…
... approach "naked" questions on the LG section. Most notably "must be true", "could be true", etc. that ... there are other strategies I could be employing for the naked questions. I often ... if people had other strategies for naked questions? This is just the ... -
Logical Reasoning: StatisticsAfter combing through numerous tests looking for ways to improve my logical reasoning score, I isolated a concept throughout the preptests that I was…
... within decreases, then it must be true that the over all total ... logical options for what change the total could take: it ... other questions.
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Highlighting and Underlining Strategies for the Digital LSATHi all, I was wondering if folks have come up with any consistent/effective strategies for use of the 3 highlighter colors and underlining functio…
... up with any consistent/effective strategies for use of the 3 highlighter ... Digital LSAT? This could be something like “Use yellow for premise, orange for conclusion, or ... use pink for key indicator words ... -
"Which one of the following, if substituted for the condition that" shortcutHey everyone, quick shortcut for these kinds of LG questions. First, look at each of the answer choices and see if any of them must be true. The ones…
... everyone, quick shortcut for these kinds of LG questions. First, look ... if any of them must be true. The ones that aren ... for logical equivalence. For two statements to be logically equivalent, they must be true ... logically valid premise, and they can't be used to ... -
October LSAT, 176 PTJust want to hop on here and discuss some methods to get me to a 176 PT. You've got to have a concrete approach to the questions. Here's how I br…
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Cheat Sheet - LR question typesFor LR reasoning is there a cheat sheet out there that summarizes all the strategies by question type?
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Must Be True answers must be based on information ... A.C. that could possibly occur or ...
Sufficient assumption questions contain an argument that is ... of information (an additional premise) that does ... assumption for the conclusion to be valid. ... -
Cheat Sheet - LR question typesFor LR reasoning is there a cheat sheet out there that summarizes all the strategies by question type?
... , despite the premise being true, with the consideration of the additional premise (correct answer ... for making it a must be false/cannot be true
10. Argument Part Questions
Necessary Assumption fuck-upsSo in my mind I attack NA questions pretty methodically: negating each answer choice and determining which one wrecks the argument, while also taking…
... **Almost perfect argument u could hope for. (You don’t ... questions present you with an argument (premises + conclusion) where in order for ... can say that it must be true that counting the number ... necessary assumption. Given the additional premise of trees grow 1 ...
