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RC StaminaHey everybody, So i'm encountering a strange phenomenon in RC. First off, I've officially succeeded in getting a -0 in an RC passage. If anyone r…
... 'm encountering a strange phenomenon in RC. First off ... -0 and by the last one i'm right back ... progress through an RC sections. Perhaps this might be ... read actively by the last passage. The only advice for ... . What an incredible improvement -- I'm proud of you! ... -
RC StaminaHey everybody, So i'm encountering a strange phenomenon in RC. First off, I've officially succeeded in getting a -0 in an RC passage. If anyone r…
... i'm encountering a strange phenomenon in RC. First off, I ... a -0 and by the last one i'm right back at ... as you progress through an RC sections. Perhaps this might be what ... honesty, I'm really proud of myself. I'm gonna keep ... -
How to get above the mid 160s/ I need help with Reading Comp. Thanks! :)
... am an English professor [rhetoric, specifically], and I think the most ... helpful piece advice for one to follow ... well. Why is the author/speaker telling me this? Why should I ... If we get in the practice of doing this with everyday readings, or ... -
Consistency in the 170sMy PTs have been ranging between 168-173. Does anyone have any advice on how and what helped them to push into the 175+ range?
... I call 'Get you out of a jam stuff (concrete ... s happening around the confusing portion, what's the author doing, presenting ... you off your focus with the rest of the passage.
iii) ... terms to one side or the other in an argument/debate, is this difficult ... -
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... with the memory method when you drill passages. The one I used was an ... adapted version of...I think nicole ... ). I say this, in part, because of psychological evidence surrounding the phenomenon of “chunking.” I ... -
PT25.S2.Q22 - it is an absurd ideaTook me a lot of time to get this How can we break it down to get to the correct answer choice faster? https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-…
... of when I was doing this problem is that if the author of the ... />
One way around the confusion in this problem that I ... subsidy (and we grant the validity of this)
therefore
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PT70.S4.Q10 - refusing to think about your problems causes gum disease(P1) A recent study shows that there is a correlation between refusing to think about your problems and getting gum disease. (P2) Stress causes s…
... necessary assumption of the stimulus and if an answer choice ... instances -if stress caused one to not think about ...
But the author does. The author is saying suppression of immune system causes ...
From this we cannot conclude that because ... -
PT43.S2.Q20 - social critic: one of the most important wayshttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-43-section-2-question-20/ I find this to be the most interesting LR question I've come across, because I'…
... ,**_" and I believe this is the "common sense inference" you ... that the argument overlooks the possibility that moral socialization can bring an ... address… the possibility that one phenomenon [shaming] may causally contribute to the occurrence of another ... -
PT20.S2.P3 - many birds that form flocksThe whole argument is about SSH mechanism.But I think there is a huge mistake.All the author wants to prove is that the SSH is an independent factor …
... be answered based on the passage. The author attacks Rohwer's conclusion ... characterized as status signing. The author then goes on to ... theoretical, while the author may concede that width of breast strip is ... higher social status than an adult with a smaller one -
PT20.S2.P3 - many birds that form flocksThe whole argument is about SSH mechanism.But I think there is a huge mistake.All the author wants to prove is that the SSH is an independent factor …
... 's world(as the author discussed),and the ideal situation(other ... be answered based on the passage. The author attacks Rohwer's ... theoretical, while the author may concede that width of breast strip is ... higher social status than an adult with a smaller one -
PT31.S3.Q23 - although finalismhttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-31-section-3-question-23/ would it be a good way to think alternative to JY's explanation that answer cho…
... differentiating factor - i.e., the use of the existential vs. universal quantifier. < ... an answer where the author takes on a contrarian view based on the rejection of one ... individual's nuanced viewpoint from within the majority ... -
Vice article -- LSAT with no prephttps://www.vice.com/en_us/article/3kvv3n/i-took-the-lsat-with-zero-preparation Came across this earlier today and thought I'd share. Interesting …
... on one's personal experience...
158 is not an unreasonable ... diagnostic score, but after studying for this test ... /> Also, the author indicates he spent 10 mins on the first question of the LG ... -
Vice article -- LSAT with no prephttps://www.vice.com/en_us/article/3kvv3n/i-took-the-lsat-with-zero-preparation Came across this earlier today and thought I'd share. Interesting …
... 's a column based on one's personal experience...
> ... is not an unreasonable diagnostic score, but after studying for this test ... ; Also, the author indicates he spent 10 mins on the first question of the LG ... -
170+ scorers - do you eliminate all 4 AC's/timing issuesHey I have a question for those consistently scoring 170 or above. During a timed test, do you actually read and eliminate all 4 answer choices (AC)…
... an inflexible conception of what could or could not be the ... of the test is having information come in one ear and immediately out the ... mind what the author's conclusion is, what the support is ... a prediction of the answer. Continuing the above example, this may ... -
PT69.S4.Q14 - every time people get what they wantSo i have a superficial understanding of this methodology, but i just cant wrap my head completely around whats happening, can i get someones take? …
I just took this yesterday!
**Arg ... the author's argument, pleasure is just an added cost, albeit a positive one, of the ...
So, by the same reasoning, this person must ONLY desire ... a stomachache and not the ... -
How to get better at predictingThis is for assumption family questions (flaw, na, sa, psa) I see the conclusion. I see the support. But even for the easiest questions (as in one…
... @mnr12345 said:
> This is for assumption family questions ( ... the support. But even for the easiest questions (as in one of the ... link/connection, there is an assumption the author is making. I try ... says is true how would this affect my stimulus? For ... -
Advice on how to parse a difficult LR passageHi there, Does anyone have any tips on how to answer an LR question that has a passage that you simply can't understand? This happens infrequently…
... this, too. Sometimes a stimulus just make me think the author ... had a bad case of word vomit ... ? - The one who outspend all rivals and thus have an unfair advantage ... I realize that this is pretty elementary (beginning of the CC, anyone?), ... -
PT73.4.19 and PT34.2.2 (please help)Hi guys, I am having trouble understanding JY's reasoning behind choosing correct answers in the above problems. PT73.4.19 is a necessary assump…
... our logical indicator here. It introduces the sufficient condition.
... /> Do is not one of our logical indicators and therefore ... Y.'s explanation of the different levels of an argument. Valid ... Y. mapped this because of the word "always" not the word "Do ... -
PTA.S4.Q20 - all orchid species that are pollinatedThe flaw is very apparent, however the wording in this confused me. Whats the best way to parse out the answer choices under timed conditions?
... provided the following in the premise:
in the domain of orchid species, every one ... of that fact, our author creates the following argument:
We found an example of ... ?s=t
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Advice for isolating RCLike many, I hate RC. It's my worst section. I was wondering if any of you have any advice on how to isolate and focus on RC studying between weekly …
... of the paragraph.
- EX: Introduces a POV on negative and positive impacts of an ... focus ("consequently", "however", "nonetheless", etc.), the author's tone ("disappointingly", "ignorantly", "as ... have time to write any of this down during a PT, but ... -
How to Approach RC For Feb testSo I did write the December test but I have already registered to write the Feb one. RC has been my weakest section and I honestly thought I had i…
... my knowledge of the first passage. Then I repeat this process with ... great! I recommend creating an outline like the following:
> ...
> - author's purpose
> - author's tone
one passage, sometime more which ... -
How to Approach RC For Feb testSo I did write the December test but I have already registered to write the Feb one. RC has been my weakest section and I honestly thought I had i…
... for practice, starting from the oldest one. Retake the RC section timed, then ... this process through the rest of the passage. At the end, I consider the main point, the author ... to the passage to check an AC. First finish going through the ACs ... -
How to Approach RC For Feb testSo I did write the December test but I have already registered to write the Feb one. RC has been my weakest section and I honestly thought I had i…
... for practice, starting from the oldest one. Retake the RC section timed, then ... this process through the rest of the passage. At the end, I consider the main point, the author ... to the passage to check an AC. First finish going through the ACs ... -
Here was my study schedule for my 20 point increase :)I've gotten a few questions, so I figured I'd make a second post because I know I really benefitted from reading other people's study method. I went …
... stood out ("the style was _eclectic_" or "the author _misunderstood_") I' ... an AC is in the passage. That obviously takes a lot of ... " the whole question set. This was my way of engaging with the passage ... in two lit courses this semester, one where we read dense ... -
Can reading The Times help my very specific weakness in RC ?I've always loved to read. Obsessively, truly. When I was younger I would get in trouble for trying to read under my covers with the lights off. My m…
... /asks me to analyze the author's point of view. This frustrates me to ... have overcame this struggle (if it is a common one), would be ... replicate that kind of an education just for the boost on the LSAT and ... -
MY FIRST -1 IN LR ! *TEARS*I’m framing this shit, omg. I’ve been studying since April and COULD NOT for the life of me get LR to anything below -6. I cried. I cancelled exams. …
... kinda arrogant about this test. I’d look at an AC and ... try and think about what the author is trying to argue, and ... . Your 'test day' story is one of the most original and suspenseful ones ... -
Reading Comprehension "organization" problemDoes anyone have any tips for Reading Comprehension problems that state "Which one of the following most accurately describes the contents of this pa…
... in with one paragraph. So I would take the first phrase of each ... phrase was correspondent to an exact place in the text. It's ... how the LSAT uses "introduces" differently than, say, articulates.
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OK, re-reading this one in depth for the first time now. I put ... ) We have no knowledge of the historicity of the play. Can't be proven ... we do know that this is an ancient Greek play in ... information on whether this was common or a rare phenomenon, but either ... -
Reading Comprehension StrategyHello all! I purchased 7sage last summer with the intention of taking the September LSAT. I had a 158 diagnostic, BR of 174. Ending up kind of ha…
... a consistent -3 or -4. One of my biggest issues was not ... read an article about reading and rereading in certain time intervals. This ... who opposes this or that, or does the author agree with this or that ... -
Causation/correlation and phenomenonHello, everyone. I’ve been drilling strengthening questions and I’m having an issue with causation/correlation and phenomenon type arguments. The lin…
... things happening and the author generalizing a relationship between the two. For ... X and Z and the author states that X cause ... to think of these questions as correlation/causation or phenomenon/hypothesis? ... able to label the question as one or the other is ...
