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Reading Comp wont budgeI am scoring consistently in the LR and LG sections of my PT's, usually -3 total for LR and -0 for LG save some dumb mistakes on occasion that have d…
... simple, when the author expresses his view on an issue i ... the line that introduces that discussion, but refrain from highlighting the details of the ... a much clearer visual interpretation of both structure and ... now. I cant promise this will work for everyone ... -
It can be inferred that the author refers to "7sage" -primarily to refer to...So for questions where they ask you to refer to a given statement in the question stem, are we looking for a subtle answer that's not too specific in…
... stems that might ask "The author most likely describes the theory as "blah ... on reading structure. The hard part of this stem is not to ... finding the relevant information ... the role from an angle that you didn't think of at first. The ... -
Are these valid arguments, and how do I properly diagram them? (Please help)1. People with long legs make good runners. Everyone in Ashley's family has long legs. Therefore, Ashley would make a good runner. (I think it's a ba…
... who smoke than drink. This is not what the conclusion says.
4. This one is tricky. We only know ... so this does not apply to any books after an author's ... novel. The sufficient condition is not about an author's first book of a ... -
PT73 S2 LR - I really need some help with explanations on a couple questionsPT73 S2 LR - I *really* need some help with explanations on a couple LR questions on this test Question 9 (weaken) - Answer is C, i picked A Qu…
... does not impact smoking habits; the author is arguing that a causal ... to provide an alternate reason why the effect took place independent of the purported ... from one generation to the next, then why would this communal part of a ... -
PT 69, Sec. 1, #14We debated this question for a long time in Group BR last night. While almost everyone got the correct answer, we were strongly divided about the act…
... think the key to this problem is an assumption. The author of the stimulus is making the assumption ... it is an assumption by the author. That is also why this argument is ... proof that one of these five films will win. They were the only ... -
Inferences questions POVFor MSS/must be true questions on RC that don't have a point of view in the question stem, can we assume that they are looking for what the author t…
... they'll throw in an AC from both POV ... to determine the best answer according to one of the stimuli such ... either going to support the author or someone else. I ... I think they mention the author in the stimuli when that is ... shed light on this one. She's the RC guru. -
What's the flaw? And How do I attack this seemingly air tight argument?Defendants who can afford expensive private defense lawyers have a lower conviction rate than those who rely on court-appointed public defenders. Thi…
... You cited one possible variable, out of all the other complex array ... this was the determining factor in observed sentencing results. On the ... LSAT we know that the author, in making ... , could easily be the basis of an answer choice to weaken ... -
Stuck at 163..Tips on RC?Thanks to this forum, all the comments I've seen are very supportive and helpful 163 LR:-2,-3 LG:-0 RC: -13 What are the recommendations fo…
... is one of my strengths. Absorbing linguistic meaning off the page ... an ultimatum, but they were too uncompromising to admit the ... but this bullet is prescriptive: be logical. The root of logic ... impatience for ambiguity. Every author is on thin ice with ... -
PT3.S2.Q04 - a work of architectureI'm having a hard time understanding how this answer choice follows logically from the premises.
... think this is one of those where formal lawgic might help simplify things. The ... sentence the author provides to clarify this: architects are specifically violating the principle in the ... wrong because it's an illegal reversal of logic for both premises ... -
Main Idea QuestionHi all! I seem to be struggling with main idea question on the RC portion. I usually narrow it down to 2 answers, but almost always choose the inc…
... provided in the text and so on. After this round, ... the passage. One of these will be the MP, the others will be parts of the ... the author's opinion is the correct answer, and the other one ... either provides support, background, or an opposing ... -
PT3.S2.Q04 - a work of architectureI'm having a hard time understanding how this answer choice follows logically from the premises.
... you're right it's an if (A+B) then ... this. In either case, the "inviting" part is irrelevant to the argument, since the author ... to be an MBT. I think the key is the sentence that ... the precept only has one necessary condition, unobtrusiveness, that's the one ... -
Main Idea QuestionHi all! I seem to be struggling with main idea question on the RC portion. I usually narrow it down to 2 answers, but almost always choose the inc…
... say, two of these, having correctly eliminated the rest, usually the one that is ... aligned to the author's opinion is the correct answer, and the other one either ... provides support, background, or an opposing point ... -
Reading Comprehension crushing my soulIf anyone has any advice on how to better focus myself or tips on what to look for when approaching a reading passage please share! I'm finally in th…
I think an important thing to realize with ... all about having the correct form! Now remember this when trying to ... the hell is the author telling me this information?" This may sound like a lot of ... paragraph before I moved to the next one. I am not saying ... -
Claim Vs. AssumptionSomething I came across recently and found slightly confusing was the difference between a claim and an assumption. Can someone help me understand th…
... least one cat, and not all mats are not blue. The distinction of ... 'll still lack an air of contention. If the contextual tone of the author suggests he ... /she isn't trying to persuade the ... -
PT35.S4.Q11 - one approach to the questionI'm not sure about this one, and I'm having a very tough time seeing why the correct answer is correct. Link: http://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/…
... justifies why the stim's author has an issue with the approach. The approach is ... things or not, the author claims that most of them are and because ... problem with the approach.
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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…
... change the title to correct that.
This is on my list of ... about that. Just because one rule applies even when alone ... only applies in public. Maybe the author thinks it's more important ... some societies might consider being an atheist or a wiccan as ... -
Reading Comp PassagesI am struggling very bad with time issues regarding RC. When it takes me around 12/15 minutes per passage, I get all of them correct or miss only …
... Here’s an exercise.
Go outside the available RC ... on the author. A Hemingway might not be great for this, but ... , stopping at the end of each paragraph. Summarize the paragraph out loud ... kind of a Simon memory game out of it. So, read one ... -
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... always assume that the author is offering their ... quoted above, the author is providing an opinion (his ... prescriptive statements are the opinion of the author. However, this one evidently is.
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... what is quoted above, the author is providing an opinion (his or hers ... all prescriptive statements are the opinion of the author. However, this one evidently is.
flawsHi, I'm confused with these statements. They refer to some kind of flaws, but can't seem to pinpoint exactly what they are. Does anyone know what th…
... Puzzle flaw: here the argument overvalues - a trait, an opinion and/or ... set. The evidence used to support the conclusion is just one part of the bigger ... flaw: here the author brings two ideas or two pieces of information together ...PT12.S1.Q20 - the new perfume auroraIn real time, I was down between B and D. I chose D because it "felt" correct. In regards to actual reasoning, I'm assuming D's appeal to authorit…
... a flaw? Because even if the author did take B into consideration ... this perfume the least of all perfumes. Professor J, an expert, likes it best of ... if you turn the relative scale into an absolute one you can get ...RC PassagesTypically, it takes me 5/6 minutes to read an entire passage without ignoring anything. How in the world can one read some of these lengthy and b…
... are indicators of skepticism.
I know this looks like a ... bit self-aggrandizing of them. No idea how this connects to anything ... gives an example from the deconstructivists POV, paragraph 3 gives one from the author's ...PT27.S4.Q15 - it is often said that beauty is subjective.Hey All, Can anyone help me with this question (PT27 S4 Q15). This one is confusing and bothering me at the same time. https://7sage.com/lsat_ex…
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The author makes the case that since earlier cultures ... culture’s interpretation of beauty would not have an effect on the present culture ... ’t an issue.
(E) I guess this answer tries to make one ...The "Some People Say" Principle [title has been changed!]I have been studying logical reasoning stimuli that include a sentence about what someone OTHER than the author says, usually near the start of the p…
... think the danger with this (and most other) shortcuts is twofold: on one ... an example of what I'm talking about (I only looked through the one ... musicians are not robbed of royalties. However, the author goes ahead to concede ...The "Some People Say" Principle [title has been changed!]I have been studying logical reasoning stimuli that include a sentence about what someone OTHER than the author says, usually near the start of the p…
Regardless of the analysis on any one given statement, I think the point is, this rule ... some version of "some people say" is okay, I bet the author thinks ... these "some people" are total assholes. This is the case in an ...How to Tackle RCI've been stuck in the 166-171 range for 8 months or so now, and do retakes in the 174-176 range. I typically miss 2-4 in LR, and 0-3 in games. …
... asking about the author's general attitude in the passage. Finding an AC ... generally describes the author's attitude should give you a better chance of finding the ...
@danielznelson @joecarterruskey Approach this like a LG acceptable situation ...Personal Statement... which way is the right way?I am currently writing my Personal Statement for law schools and I keep receiving conflicting advice on the direction in which one should take for th…
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Thanks for the vote of confidence, @"The 180 Bro_OVO". @Pacifico and ... advice, with the one caveat, @"Chipster Study", that an overly dramatic first ... I see a lot of personal statements that try to ... , and it often makes the author look like he or she ...Saw a 6pt increase in my score, but RC is killing my score severely.I just started 7sage course last week. I took the June 2007 prep test, and saw a 6pt increase from my diagnostic and 9pt increase on BR. The one thin…
... not a deep understanding of each one.
The memory method approach ... you have an understanding of the reasoning structure. I've adjusted the memory method ... summaries, but the overall approach of identifying main points, author opinion and a ...How do you spot conclusion?Hi there, I just started studying LSAT and was wondering how does the team spots conclusions? Do you use indicator words as from the lecture?…
There are a couple of ways:
-For non ... conclusions.
-The "Why" method: This one is my favorite. I ... I believe the author? Why is that the case? If the remaining sentences ... provide me with background or an ...Must be trueI need help o Must be true questions. I have noo idea where to begin
... and one one of the answer choices is false given the facts stated by the author.
this case, the and acts as an or as he ... is dividing the people at ... this group doesn't show up to the park that day (meaning, the the ...
