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Strong LR Scores, Weak RC ScoresHey guys, I was wondering if anyone else here has, either currently or in the past, found themselves scoring high on the Logical Reasoning sections b…
... done this for a good amount of passages and it really ... familiar passages is to take a passage and try to imagine yourself ... A., B., C., level, of detail to support, and some of those might have a ...
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NA question typesI was wondering if anyone has found a way that works best to approach these question types? If so, PLEASE share.
... A --( B ) --> C. A necessary assumption will either be B --> C (most common) or A ... 1: Identify main conclusion, premise, and assumption
... between lack of sightings and there being no more ... tiger DID move and adapt to a different region in ... -
NA question typesI was wondering if anyone has found a way that works best to approach these question types? If so, PLEASE share.
... it. I remember this question and really like it so let ... eliminating the wrong ones
A , B, C, D can all be found ... justice to exist. Primary concern and people's view of justice ... is out of scope. B creates a condition "just --> effect of ... -
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…
... you have elements A, B, C, D, E, F, and G and you know that ... you have an F/G and a G/F slot in 1 ... and 2, then everything in slots ... about G or F (and/or slots 1 and 2) since they ... have questions let me know and I'll pick out some ... -
PT49.S2.Q11 - cholesterol, which is a known factor in coronary heart diseasehttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-49-section-2-question-11/ While the right answer choice is very clear to me, it would be great if someone co…
... C/B does not cause A
2) A does cause C and B (something
3) A ... third cause does not account for A, B, and C ... /> 1) C/B causes A
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PT20.S4.Q15 - rhonda will see the movie tomorrowhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-20-section-4-question-15/ Someone please explain.
... straightforward A --> B --> C, /C therefore /A stimulus disguised with some group two and ... chain up the A,B,C relationship through the transitive property and then run ... Choice A starts off with a A --> /B statement and then says A --> C so ... -
PT20.S4.Q15 - rhonda will see the movie tomorrowhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-20-section-4-question-15/ Someone please explain.
... and no matches to my initial chain of a->b, /c->/b therefore /c ... ->/a.
for c: /a->b, /b->/c, /c so /a ...
for d:a->b or c, b so a
Justify Reasoning v. Justify ConclusionI was wondering if anyone is familiar w/ any subtle differences between the two? (I did my LR through the Trainer, where the 'justify reasoning' ques…
... like there's a starting point (premises) and a finish line ( ... the conclusion) and you have to build a bridge ... Example:
P1: A-->B
P2: B--->C
P3: D ... informed that she needed a new transmission and a new battery. The ...52.1.16 Anyone who believesI don't understand how A is better than D. Isn't the conclusion in the passage stating that the belief is incorrect? Doesn't D mirror this? A's co…
@c.janson35 said:
How can a belief in X existing ... belief of something with a premise about the existence ... kill (B), (C), and (D). Only two answers remain: (A) and (E). And you can ... quickly eliminate (E) because it’s a classic ...56.2.14 Psychologist: We asked 100I really didn’t like any of the answer choices, so I pretty much guessed on this one. These psychologists surveyed 100 entrepreneurs and 100 busin…
... agree with your assessment of A, B, C. Those answers are crap.
a little bit of strength to ... the gap between the premises and the conclusion. Premise: on our ... these guys are more confident and they started business
conclusion ...56.2.14 Psychologist: We asked 100I really didn’t like any of the answer choices, so I pretty much guessed on this one. These psychologists surveyed 100 entrepreneurs and 100 busin…
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As to @Accounts Playable and anyone else who might have ... to attempt to start a business,' and for that reason it ... English swings both ways and could mean that there ... major.
Nevertheless, (A), (B), (C), (E) are terrible answer choices ...How to improve mapping out logic?What lessons are the best to review for mapping out logic? Perhaps maybe a couple rule of thumbs to always go back to would be great! I use to do ver…
... simple and also tested extensively. A->B and B->C means that A->C. You ... that IF A->B AND B->C THEN NOT C -> NOT A
and then translate them into A, B, C etc and draw conclusions.
I don't know how to diagramI've been studying on my own for some time. When I do PTs I notice that I am getting an average of 5 wrong per LR section. All of them are either ass…
... diagramming is a means to an end and that is a statement ... that works on a couple ... work in the abstract (A --> B --> C, A --> C).
... out the interplay between sufficiency and necessity, but ultimately you ...For Questions where you need to match the argument in the stimulus, are they never flawed?Ok so when you get a question that asks you to find the argument with the most simillar reasoning or matches the arguement above are they never a fla…
... writers to make a A-->B-->C therefore C-->A type argument in ... over in the long run and it really shouldn't take ...Splitting BoardsWhen I do games, does not matter which type, I prefer to make as any boards as possible because this decreases the probability that I will get answer…
... A, B, C, D, and E. If you know that in a given world A, B, and C ... must respectively be in slots 1, 2, and ... you know that D and E can switch off ... between slots 4 and 5. Rather than write ... efficient to just put a little switch on them, ...PT44.S2.Q13 - the solution to anyThis is a hard SA question, and I don't see what I am missing. How is answer choice A a sufficient assumption? My diagram: (Solution to environm…
... : The structure is
A→B→C
———————
/C→D
... be filled by either /B→D or /A→D. The D represents ... the conclusion (few ecological problems), and we’ll need to make ... (/MC)] or the negation of A [the result of government mismanagement ...A question about "some" and "most" relationshipMost A are C; Most B are C, can we make the link that "some A are B"?
... that Most A are C and most B are C, therefore some A are B would be ... : Most birds (A) can ... . (like Most A are B and Most A are C, then some B are C) Most birds ...PTB.S1.Q17 - Manners and moralsCan someone help me with this? It is one of the questions where the reasoning for the right answer completely eludes me... The MSS Question basica…
... I know for sure that B, C, and D are incorrect. I guess ... just a little bit of leeway there and gone with A as a process ... of elimination, but still, just a ...PT4.S4.Q06 - lourdes: dietary fiber is an important partI chose B because I thought it weakened the argument showing that it does not matter the amount a person digesting the fiber thus weakening Kyra's cl…
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That's what answer A says.
Long ... the stimulus.
Answer A perfectly addresses that by filling ... their intake.
Answers B, C and E are similarly irrelevant to ... food, how available fiber is and how delicious it tastes. ...PT5.S1.Q12 - impact craters causedHey gang, I’ve been working through the Sufficient Assumption question bank, trying to turn my Level 3 and 2 questions into Level 1 questions (for…
... question. Got it - SA qstem and prephrased an assumption I found ... marked off A, B, C, got to D and said NA/Str and marked it ... for seriously attacking each question and sharing. I think this Question ... out of Corey's pyramid and hopefully met its demise under ...Demorgan Law: HelpJust some Confusion on statement with both "and" and "or" in the stimulus. For example how would I draw a conditional statement with a stimulus like …
... like this: "(A or B)---->(C and D)" One of A or B happening is ... sufficient to trigger both C and ... />
So, (A or B) can happen while (C and D) doesn't ... into lawgic:
(A or B) SOME Not (C and D).
Demorgan Law: HelpJust some Confusion on statement with both "and" and "or" in the stimulus. For example how would I draw a conditional statement with a stimulus like …
... sufficient and "AND" in the necessary.
For "if A or B than C and D ... A or B happening triggers C and D.
So:
A-->C+D
B ... -->C ...Demorgan Law: HelpJust some Confusion on statement with both "and" and "or" in the stimulus. For example how would I draw a conditional statement with a stimulus like …
... and negate) of (A or B)--->(C and D) is Not (C and D)---> Not (A ... or B). This ... (A or B)--->(C and D)," which means (A or B) is not sufficient for (C and ...Demorgan Law: HelpJust some Confusion on statement with both "and" and "or" in the stimulus. For example how would I draw a conditional statement with a stimulus like …
... t say "(not) C or D ----> (not) A and B".
I ... negate and reverse.
For A or B--> C and D, negate and reverse ... gives you
Not (C and ... D) --> Not (A or B).
The next ...Demorgan Law: HelpJust some Confusion on statement with both "and" and "or" in the stimulus. For example how would I draw a conditional statement with a stimulus like …
... statement:
A or B --> C and D Note: The A and B can split since ... both are independently sufficient to lead to C and ... I see EITHER A or B, I know that BOTH C and D will ... the arrows coming off of A/B and leading to "C and D"LG: Get your house in order?I'm wondering how folks actually organize the physical workspace for LG? How and where do you actually write on the paper? I'm kind of old and have d…
... boards, I draw a line and write out the boards ... the boards and rules.
c. If it's a chart ... a new board makes it easy to see inferences. If A--B--C ... --D-E, and C is 3, then you know A-1 B- ... For things like : a complete and accurate list of where ...Mapping a *Definition* with Lawgic, Two Scenarios A stimulus says "A poem is <b>any</b> work of art that exploits some of the musical characteristics of language." (PT27 Sect.1 Q20) I would map tha…
... one is a biconditional and the second one is a conditional (just ... etc.". When both a sufficient and a necessary indicator apply to ... A is a (B that is C)
A-->(B that is C)
A--> B+C ... their children in a dumpster and therefore shouldn't ...When to Use a Chart Versus Regular Grouping Game Set Up. PLEASE HELPI have a question about when to use the chart versus the regular grouping game set up. I’ve come up with a few indicators, please clarify the 3rd.…
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We have cars A, B, C, D, E and options p, r, s ... else is less: A, B and E are 2 each, and C must be 1 ... p. Now, because we have A/B and C/D with non overlapping options ... have two mutually exclusive groups A/B and C/D. Any extra information will ...Do any LR questions have less than two terms which both appear twice?It seems to me that it is impossible to form a complete logical argument in which the key terms do not appear at least twice, and it also seems that …
... : (P1) A. (P2) A→B. (C) B. You can always spell out more and more assumptions ... for this argument, such as (P3) (A & (A→B)) → B ... . Or (P4) (A & (A→B) & ((A & (A→B)) → B))) → B. And so on ...PT7.S3.Q07 - the labor force is oftenI'm so lost on this question. It asks which statement would most appropriately continue the discussion at the end of the passage. I ruled out A, beca…
My two cents: B, C, and D are easy culls. The ... of working mothers. E makes a shift to "institutions" that doesn ... widen the gap" phrase was a red flag for me. Looking ... wasn't in love with A but it was the ... clear that the content of A: "most men," meaning those ...
