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PT7.S4.Q13 - The National Assoc. of Fire Fighters says#help This question gave me trouble but I think I understand now. Here's my explanation, please let me know if it's right. Conclusion: early detec…
... isn't a trigger for the conclusion, and it doesn't ... doesn't lead the premises any closer to the conclusion. If we ... inoperable" this would guarantee the conclusion. This would allow us ... , does connect the dots between the premises and the conclusion. Now we ... -
PT28.S1.Q24 - We ought to pay attention only to the intrinsic propertiesHey guys, I had a difficult time eliminating answer choice C on this one. I do understand why A is correct but I can't 100% eliminate C. Explanatio…
... S would allow the portion of the conclusion, R--->not ... br /> However, when I ready the conclusion: "What is really aesthetically relevant ... and was looking to justify the conclusion, "What is really ... adds nothing to the part of the conclusion that what is ... -
Strategy for question types, please let me know if I'm on the right trackHi I'm almost pushing into the 170s and I'm trying to solidify my strategy for LR. Right now I read the question stem, read the stimulus and find the…
... questions (argument part, MC): underline the conclusion, see where specifically support is ...
Argument questions: underline the conclusion in all of these, then ... test
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Summarizing The Stimulus/QuestionANY tips on how to summarize a stimulus in a quick way? I find that for logical reasoning questions after about question 15 and above - the stimul…
... about question 15 and above - the stimulus' gets harder.
It ... a lot on pinpointing what the conclusion and premise is, but how ... can move on and tackle the question?
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The "Just Because" Test: A framework for Evaluating ArgumentsThe vast majority of LR questions turn on your ability to see the gap between premise and conclusion. If you can understand why the premise is good o…
... good or bad support for the conclusion, the question type becomes trivial and ... pretty simple. First, identify the premise and conclusion. Then ask yourself : Just ... really great support for the conclusion. This is the first step in LR ... -
PT8.S4.Q16- Consumer advocate: under the currentIs answer choice E incorrect because of the second half that reads, "unless manufacturers would reap large benefits..." Also, I didn't really unde…
... choice E incorrect because of the second half that reads, ... really understand why C is the correct answer here. C ... being deceptive which is what the consumer advocate is trying ... tagged the first sentence in the manufacture's dialogue as the conclusion for the ... -
The phrase "even if" on LRWhen sentences start with "Even if" or "Even when" or "Even though", I've had a bit of trouble parsing out why LSAT writers put the word "even" there…
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I've come to the conclusion the word "even" is irrelevant when ... a phrase that encompasses the logical meaning of what ... when it comes to understanding the basic logical structure.
... example, and in all the examples of the word "even" I ... -
Posting on Behalf of a 7Sage User: Question on Advanced Premise & Conclusion**[I am posting on behalf of a 7Sage user. Please feel free to leave your comments below. Thank you for your help!]** "On [Lesson 16/18](https://7…
... .com/lesson/quiz-advanced-premise-conclusion-identification-1-answers/) we were ... argument or POV is not the conclusion. However, on [Lesson 17/18 ... -advanced-premise-conclusion-identification-2-answers/?ss_completed_lesson=12374) some of the conclusions ... -
Conclusion TypesHi everyone. I might be a little late to the party with this question but does anyone have a list of conclusion types? Perhaps even with an exam…
... conclusion requires identifying what type of conclusion is made. in this question, the conclusion ... is a comparative statement about the ... soon as I noticed that the conclusion was in fact a comparative ... -
PT 1 S4 Q15 : Why is E the correct choice?So... the correct answer choice is E and I'm really trying to understand why that is the case. Is it because E is basically destroying the evidence w…
... be able to support the conclusion? If dogs, while ... influenced by their trainers, the dogs preference would not ... , this would dismantle the conclusion right? The conclusion is saying that dogs ... answer choice E is the case, then the conclusion falls apart.
Ellen Cassidy's The Loophole StrategiesFor those of you who've read Ellen Cassidy's The Loophole -- I know that she strongly recommends reading the stimulus and designing the CLIR before r…
... reading the stimulus and designing the CLIR before reading the question ... to overanalyze/overlook parts of the stimulus. Also for questions ... time to be analytical about the argument (not necessarily during ... to do is identify the conclusion/role of a sentence ...How do you know a question has the correlation-causation flaw?I have been having issues with missing out on these questions lately, and I am not sure why---I used to be able to get them immediately. Do such ques…
... questions generally include "causality" in the conclusion and as a result, one ... correlation-causation flaw? Sorry for the stupid question (I went back ... to look at the causation lessons, but am still ...PT4.S1.Q11- The right of private businessesHow to find the background info vs. premise vs. conclusion in PT4.S1.Q11. I could not for the life of me figure out which sentences in the stimulu…
How to find the background info vs. premise vs. conclusion in PT4.S1 ... .Q11.
I could not for the ... sentences in the stimulus were the premises and which were the conclusion (and perhaps ...PT14.S4.Q13 - "Addiction" has been defined as dependence onI’ve spent 40mins on this question. Can someone please help me to see if I’m making sense. At this point, I’m googling everyday vocabulary I come acr…
... /> Whoa! Why such a hasty conclusion?
For such ... if this is true then the conclusion isn’t wrong. Why? ... girls, this assumption supports my contention that the meaning of supermodel ... not IG models. Baby the conclusion isn't wrong then-which ...PT42.S4.Q16 - The obligation to express gratitudeHi, I chose the right answer, but I just wanna know how the psychologist reasons. I thought the argument would have made more sense if the conclusi…
... made more sense if the conclusion were "expressing gratitude anonymously ... is bad for the society."
So, ... what support does the psychologist uses to conclude ... fulfilled anonymously? Is the support from "the important social function ...PT 89.S2.Q24 - The increase in minimum wage in Country XHey y'all-- I posted this under the Q-specific help vid, but the discussion forum here seems to get more attention sometimes, so double-posting. P…
... supposed to accept that the conclusion is referring to factory ... that preceding portions of the STIM are addressing what ... don’t see where the conclusion limits itself to talking ... overall, in line with the conclusion, regardless of where geographically ...PT75.S3.Q08 - The local news media have long heralded Clemans...Main conclusion question. I haven't missed one of these in a while but this one has me truly confused. The conclusion of the stimulus is: "This de…
Main conclusion question. I haven' ... confused.
The conclusion of the stimulus is: "This demonstrates ... promoted as honest by the media was caught up ... , but chose E - The local newspaper's treatment of ... that. C just says "the local news media show ...PT31.S2.Q19 - "If the flowers Drew received..."**#help** **Question link:** https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-31-section-2-question-19/ Ok, I'm all on board with the correct answer an…
... weakening the support b/w premises and conclusion, rather than just the conclusion itself ... incorrect deliveries to Drew before, the conclusion is not invalidated, b/c ... SB else.
The conclusion merely states that the florist must have made ...Main ConclusionCan the correct answer to a main conclusion question be something that was never explicitly stated in the stimulus? For example, if the stimulus says…
Can the correct answer to a main conclusion question be something that was ... never explicitly stated in the ... stated in the stimulus, it is pretty much the conclusion of the argument.
Difference between main point and main conclusion questions?It appears in the core curriculum it's taught there is no distinction between main point and main conclusion questions, i.e when a question asks "wha…
... question asks "whats the main point" or "whats the conclusion." However, I find ... the "main point" questions will ... adhere to "summarize the one sentence that is the conclusion" in this argument ...PTA.S4.Q3 and PTA.S4.Q5Okay I had a lot of trouble with these two strengthening questions lol so to see that they are only 2/3 star difficulty is slightly concerning. I end…
... behaviour? The hypothesis we are trying to supports that the sensors ... serve to assist in judging the ... order to strengthen the opposing claim, the conclusion is about 'various ... as a minority group, the conclusion we are trying to ...PT3.S2.Q18 - trouble understanding why the answer to this question is CI'm having a little trouble understanding why the answer to this question is C). If the author explicitly states at the end of the passage that, "the…
... marriages," how could the answer be, C) "The conclusion drawn in Raghnall's ... article is inadequately justified," if the author ... previously that, "Raghnall's conclusion from the survey data is that financial ...PT28.S3.Q11 - A rise in the percentage of all 18-year-olds who...Is this a correlation-causation argument because it assumes that the increase in high school dropouts is the only thing that is causing the increase …
... argument because it assumes that the increase in high school dropouts ... is the only thing that is ... ? And why would the author draw such a conclusion?
... why is A incorrect? If the conclusion had said "solely dependent" on ...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…
... It appears to be supporting the conclusion not weakening it. My ... understanding of the argument's Conclusion is that it's ... understanding correctly) states that the Earth's natural adjustment process ... , which happens over the course of a million years ...My journey with the LSAT (146 —> 171)Well it’s taken about 3 weeks for me to finally sit down and type this post. Now that the time has come I’d like to share my experience with the test…
... endure the process of studying for the LSAT, riding the highs ... not more of the arguments on the LSAT are BAD ... up. Meaning the premises do not support the conclusion, often times ... br />
**Focus on the process not the results**
...Breaking 170: It's the little things part 1Hi guys, I wanted to share my experience with finally scoring in the 170s. I have been studying for this exam for almost two years. I started in …
... you realize this without learning the valid argument forms?!
the situation? Are they discounting ... more fluid and forming the reasoning structure more natural. ... identify the conclusion and the support, you got to filter the junk ...PT1.S3.Q12 - Some of the most prosperous nations...For a question like this that states "Which of the following indicates an error in the reasoning leading to the prediction", am I looking to attack a…
... of the following indicates an error in the reasoning leading to the prediction ... a major premise instead of the conclusion? I got this question wrong ... I am having difficulty discerning the difference between answer choice A ...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 …
... have tried going back to the stimulus, doing grammar analysis, locating ... referential phrases, identifying the gap between the premise and the conclusion, analyzing why I ... didn't pick the right ...The most important LSAT advice I wish I could give to my younger self...This is something I wish I could tell my younger self when I first started off studying. When I first started, I had this mindset of "If I study 5 ho…
... the argument? It means you have to be able to find the Conclusion ... , identify the Premises, pause and think ... you well because the LSAT repeats the same concepts over ... and over. The same flaws, the same games, the same RC passages ...PT68.3.18 - "The chairperson of Acme Corporation..."Hello, 7Sagers! Been awhile, hope everyone's easing into a nice LDW :) I posted this on the question's discussion board but was hoping for a va…
... That is also the reason why the LSAT writers specifically ... said, allowed for the mere _possibility_ that the conclusion may not follow ... is the best of the bunch, and the only one of the bunch ... [**destroy → weaken**], but the reverse is not necessarily true ...
