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LR QuestionA couple questions for our community about LR: Once you learned the lawgic stuff and the steps for each question type, how did you get better, espec…
... each, watched the videos and read through the comments on 7Sage ... : being able to answer maybe 2-3 questions ... . Getting better can definitely be done.
Besides ... questions that contain lawgic: specifically sufficient assumption questions.
Difference Between 'Principle Justify' Questions and 'Sufficent Assumption' QuestionsHi guys, I have trouble distinguishing between the so called 'pseudo sufficient' questions where you are asked to use one of the following principles…
... because the credited answer choice will not need to be sufficient to make the argument ... means that the conclusion 100% must be true based on the premises. SA questions ... in on what the argument is concluding and find the answer choice that gets ...PT60.S1.Q22 - One of the most useful social conventionsI am confused because the correct answer to this question seems like it's a necessary assumption and not a sufficient assumption, as the question ste…
... Assumption question, it is possible for the correct AC to be both the necessary and sufficient assumption ... regarding the invention of money.
Answer choice A) guarantees the conclusion ...Plateuing on Conditional Logic and WeakenHi, I've gone through the entire CC, but i'm still have trouble being able to translate passages to their _Conditional Reasoning_ equivalencies i…
... _doing_. Work through sufficient assumption questions, necessary assumptions and must be true questions to ... refuting the facts of the stimulus, but by weakening the strength between the premises and the conclusion ...PT73.S2.Q20 - The advent ofchemical fertilizers ledI know it's a bad idea to argue with LSAT answers, but I find it's the best way to improve - I want to really understand exactly why my thinking is w…
... . Because of the conclusion and what we could infer from the premises the soil needs ... /> > another assumption which would make the conclusion follow would be if soil ... caused the soil degradation.
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How do you do SA Q's under timed conditions?hey all, i was wondering how top scorers do SA Q's under timed conditions? i've been realizing that SA questions take me WAY too long to do under …
... to lead to the conclusion. Identifying the conclusion and premises is step #1 ... efforts will be made to reduce them. The SA here would ... com/lesson/quiz-on-finding-sufficient-assumptions-1-answers/, helped ... Remember that only 1 Answer Choice will create a valid ...How do you do SA Q's under timed conditions?hey all, i was wondering how top scorers do SA Q's under timed conditions? i've been realizing that SA questions take me WAY too long to do under …
... is the Sufficient Assumption. Now, it'd be nice if the LSAT gave this answer choice ... going through answer choices, I'll notice (A), and then quickly ... that it matches, select it, and move on.
... literal PhD's from MIT and Princeton in. You have ...Strengthen questionsCould someone please type out their strategy as to how to attack these questions? They give me the most difficulty .Thanks!
... would be a sufficient assumption question. Instead, we simply want to pick an answer ... pre-phrase an answer. Then I try and find the gap that I ... also helps to think about the answer choice and contemplate whether it addresses ...Assumption questions: SA AND NAHELP I AM SO BAD AT THESE WHAT DO I DO
... The assumption is in the support between the premises and the conclusion. You need to always be aware ... supported by the premises. Otherwise there wouldn't be an assumption question. If ... useful it would be, would be to look for the answer choice that makes ...What's the most LSAT way to weaken/strengthen this commonly featured argument?premise: Group A took medicine X. premise: Group B did not take medicine X. BUT identical results were found in both groups. conclusion: Hence, X …
The big assumption here is that the author is assuming that finding ... in both groups is sufficient to determine that the medicine was ineffective ... strengthen answer here might be: “The study drawed from randomly selected groups and was ...PT44.S4.Q22 - Research shows that when dogsThe question is linked below: https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-44-section-4-question-22/ I'm looking for advice because upon first read…
... and then we're given B by a premise, it would be ... conclusions with causal premises. Causal conclusions carry with them the assumption that there ... from a sufficient condition - applies to causal premises and that's the distinction I ...PT26.S2.Q7- Speakers of the Caronian language constitute a minorityWow, I feel like I'm posting one of these everyday. So this question has to do with a Necessary Assumption question--an old one. I've realized in t…
... but could be seen as a kind of Sufficient Assumption. I think the LSAT ... of the following, if true, would make the argument logically follow" and the conclusion ... fix the argument--that are too strong. Like an SA answer. To ...What do necessary assumptions do to an argument's flaw?Hi there! So I'm still trying to answer this question and could use some help! Lots of different sources, including 7sager and the Trainer, suggest …
... that this isn't a sufficient assumption. Knowing this does not allow ... (the flaw), and you're asked to find the necessary assumption, then a correct answer ... would be ...✏️ Official January 2019 LSAT Discussion Thread ✏️Hey 7Sagers, Here's the official January 2019 LSAT Discussion Thread. <center><font color="red">**Please keep all discussions of the January 2…
... can't wait to find the answer to this one, weird for ... overall--more necessary assumption, more sufficient assumption, principle, and pseudo-sufficient than the other--so it ... on both LRs combined and I wouldn't be surprised at all ...Having trouble with MSSHi everyone! I am in the beginning stages of my LSAT prep but am having issues with MSS questions. Any suggestions on how to improve? I have yet t…
... Conclusion questions, and MSS questions. You need to be airtight on how ... the stimulus, and it's your job to find a conclusion among the answer ... are a logical assumption from the stimulus (like if the premises talk about a ...PT36.S1.Q22 - Any writer whose purpose is personal expression<font color="red">Admin note: Deleted. Please don't post the actual question</font> Translated: Poet --> Purpose PE <s> Ambig. Words Thus. …
... 're not wrong, but the reason the answer is over-inclusive with "ever ... this is a sufficient assumption question and not a necessary assumption.
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the difference would be through an simpler analogy ...PT36.S1.Q22 - Any writer whose purpose is personal expression<font color="red">Admin note: Deleted. Please don't post the actual question</font> Translated: Poet --> Purpose PE <s> Ambig. Words Thus. …
... 're not wrong, but the reason the answer is over-inclusive with "ever ... this is a sufficient assumption question and not a necessary assumption.
> > ... good way to see the difference would be through an simpler analogy ...Logical reasoning question helpIf Larry drives to work in the morning, he will hit traffic. Therefore: A If Larry hits traffic, it must be morning. B If Larry drives to work in…
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The condition in the question stem can be demonstrated ... /> Therefore, we flip and negate to get the correct assumption.
T ---> ... in the correct answer choice.
I would review the lesson on sufficient and ...Weaken Questions - how to approachJust a quick question If assumptions are premises the author left out then does that mean that I am trying to find that assumption in the answer s…
... see a glaring assumption right away you want ... in mind going into the answer choices, but if ... the support that the premises lend the conclusion. First, be observant about the argument– what is the ... or break the entire conclusion, and the right answer can point ...Advice needed - 4 weeks before test dayI am registered for the October LSAT and have been studying for the last 3 months. For the most part, I have put 3 to 3.5 hours in daily (sometimes m…
... know what sufficient and necessary are to get the 'sufficient' or 'necessary' assumption questions right ... , be able to explain to yourself why the answer you chose is right, and ...New to 7sage, need some help with AssumptionsHi all I am new here and I am hoping someone could give me some advice please! So I have been studying for the LSAT using Kaplan, power-score and …
... about them like this: the SA answer choice will be a premise (additional ... the stimulus. If you add the premises of the stimulus to a correct SA answer ... . Missing sufficient assumption? All men are mortal.
NA on the other hand ...Could anyone help me with this conditional conundrum?So I've been studying for lsat for some time now and i always had this question i couldn't sort out in my head. For certain describe the flaw questi…
... necessary with something that is sufficient." Or something like, "Mistakes ... /> **Man --> Army**
And the answer choice says something like:
be a restatement of one of premises, instead of attacking the relationship between the ...PT51.S3.Q20 - Whoever murdered JansenCan someone explain why it's c and not Be? I narrowed it to b and c but chose B because Arg doesn't state that Janson was murdered in his office. I'm…
Answer choice B may be a necessary assumption but it is not sufficient to prove ... in the office on the day of the crime. Remember that a sufficient assumption is ... 's killer had to be in the office and Herbert is ruled out ...Necessary Assumption StruggleHi guys, I am writing the exam in January. I am still struggling with Necessary Assumption questions. I have gone through the core curriculum twice…
... take the premises given, add to that the answer choice of a NA, and ask ... the for the conclusion to be true? There are three ways that an assumption ... must be true. One is that there is some gap between premises and ...PT1.S4.Q13 -- press reports on political campaignsHi, When I did this question, I got stuck between B and D, even after I used the negation technique for assumption questions. Why exactly is D here…
... assumption questions. I kept picking sufficent assumption answers or trying to use the ... answer choice B has to be true.
Premises: The press reports on the ...Tips and tricks for Necessary Assumption questions?I'm at the NA section of the core curriculum (almost done the problem sets) and so far these are the hardest question type for me. What are some …
... . Based on the extra information about the tigers this answer would be incorrect. Also ... : Linking assumptions and defender assumptions. Linking is similar to sufficient assumption questions in ...depend on/properly drawn assumption questions #help#When it comes to necessary/sufficient assumption questions, I used to intuitively get to the right answer. As I am now forcing myself to apply consis…
... sufficient assumptions
Well, first be careful here. "Which of the following answer ... of the following answer choices allows the conclusion to be properly drawn, and is ... a necessary assumption that is also a sufficient assumption? The LSAT has ...PT33.S1.Q18-- the use of space-based satellites PART 2#help So here was my reasoning for this question, but I still couldn't quite fully understand why A is right and C and E are wrong: A-- right bec…
... and sometimes partake of action X and still be perfectly consistent with the principle. Answer ... to encroach on the grounds of a necessary assumption. To be clear, as ... eliminated all of the premises from the argument and only left the conclusion in place ...How do I improve on Sufficient Assumption questions?In LR, my worst question type by far is Sufficient Assumption questions. I know about the translations and the formulizing we need to do for that que…
... questions, the correct answer is going to be a new premise to the argument ... that makes the ... 're looking for the gap in the argument and the sufficient assumption fills the gap without leaving ...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 …
... an answer choice that weakend the connection between the premises and conclusion, in the back ... could easily be wrong and that another answer choice could weaken the argument ... assumption. When I make a prediction, I then scan through the answer choices and ...
