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LR Study Guide*I was sent this LR study guide a couple of months ago from a fellow 7Sager and it has been very helpful. It's not as detailed as some of the others…
... this helps those study for the ... the weakness of the argument; they are premises that the author ... The more assumptions the argument makes, the weaker the argument
- How to weaken an ... and Phenomenon Hypothesis ... One of the answer choices will violate the ... -
PT1.S3.Q21 - the energy an animalI have a question in terms of dissecting the conclusion-premise structure of the stimulus. So here is my question in relation to identifying/disse…
... the premise-conclusion of this stimulus.
To me it seems that the author ... natural to see the whole argument originating from one observation and reaching ... a particular conclusion that the author deems ... -
What's the difference between "All because..." and "Only because..."?In terms of necessary and sufficient conditions for the LSAT, I'm wondering what the difference is between "All because..." and "Only because...". Fo…
... of the word "All" just simply wrong when applying it to only one ... person (or thing), and such an example would ... the above examples. I know "because" introduces a premise (which I think of ... condition, or at least as an antecedent), but does "because" ... -
57.3.10 Columnist: The failure ofThis question is difficult because once you spot the flaw, it is hard to put it into words, which is why I missed it. I couldn't figure out how any …
... any of the answer choices paraphrased the flaw, so I had to pick an ... assumption that the author overlooked? Additionally, since we conclude that 50+%, this is ... see what is wrong with this one.
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58.4.5 Company president: For the managementI changed my answer to A during BR since B-E are really bad, but I am not seeing how the company president "takes for granted " (assumes) what answer…
... attacking the author's "best" metric. Specifically, the conclusion talks about "selecting one of the best ... already eliminated A). This answer choice is backwards. It describes a "part ... to whole" flaw. If this answer choice ... -
60.1.10 Letter to the editor: Sites are neededI didn't circle this during BR, and I am really struggling to justify D over B. Here is my breakdown: This is a weaken/descriptive flaw question.…
... about this other approach.
Answer A: The author doesn' ... t straw man the editor. The author is using ... of working successfully; feasible." The idea of "one indication" to me introduces evidence/premise for the ... -
PT52.S3.Q19 - one theory to explain the suddenDamn, PT52 has some pretty tough LR sections, and even after a retake, I missed many of the same question again (like this one). I don't see how ans…
... the dinosaurs actually eat the plants? What if some other theory (like an ... asteroid) explains the sudden extinction better? Also ... during BR). Doesn't this point out one of the things I anticipated? If ... -
RC Annotation Method and BR (Most Authoritarian Rulers Passage pt.1)Most Authoritarian Rulers passage: Hey guys after watching Nicole Hopkins' webinar on RC Methods and Jimmy Quicksilver's webinar on RC Question Ty…
... is the function of this paragraph:
This paragraph is introducing the author’s ... an authoritarian rulers’ power
What is the purpose of this paragraph:
This ... br /> This passage is pretty straight forward it introduces the issue ( ... -
The Good WifeHey, I know we are all studying probably every minute but if any of you are looking for some new law show to watch, I really recommend checking "…
... watching one of the episodes, and she was in court room where an "adhesive ... the opposing side. And I was thinking, how would I weaken this ... sure enough, she introduces an additional premise saying the expert concluded too hastily ... -
PT9.S2.Q22 - from the time our partyFor this particular problem, I wasn't able to clearly articulate why answer choice C was incorrect. I interpreted the conclusion to be a causal one, …
For this particular problem, I wasn't ... be a causal one, specifically one that claims that the author's political party ... C as providing an alternate cause and showed how the perceived changes ... -
Deliberate Practice: Food for ThoughtI like James Clear. He's one of those people who's constantly trying to improve himself. I get his emails once per week, and they always challeng…
... Hogan was one of the greatest golfers of the 20th century, an accomplishment he ...
This is because the natural tendency of the human brain ... Colvin. In the book, Colvin describes how Benjamin ... arts: Josh Waitzkin, author of The Art of Learning, is a ... -
Advice I Got from J.Y.7Sage had Office Hours in my city, and I had the privilege to meet and talk to J.Y. in person! (perks of being one of the few 7Sagers in the city! :)…
... person! (perks of being one of the few 7Sagers in the city! :) ... of S19 Passage 3
P1: Phenomenon; P2: Hypothesis 1 & the author ... the author's counter-argument; P5: Hypothesis 4 & the author thinks this ... YouTubing about an unfamiliar scientific ... -
PT10.S1.Q23 - no one knows what purposesPSA are just not clicking for me and I feel very uncomfortable answering them even when I get them right. I'm drilling them this afternoon and I had …
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The hypothesis predicts that for an animal have an effective memory ... for:
Most of this question is context and ... /> A) Facts about one species of animal (ant-eaters don ... similar in the relevant ways) and the author is using the facts about ... -
Insights on performing well on the LSAT under stress/nervousnessHi, I haven't taken the exam yet, (my first time will be December), so please take this post with a grain of salt. I know that many of the Septem…
... to address this universal question: how can one be nervous ... about why the author wrote that sentence and what the author might ... />
The above strategy is just an example of what works for ... this because I think we are overlooking that the half of the ... -
Can someone explain the 7sage one edit vs the 7sage unlimited editOne edit: One edit of an essay or résumé. You’ll get a comprehensive critique, detail-oriented suggestions, a language edit, and/or a proofread as …
One edit:
One edit of an essay or résumé.
... é.
Help with every stage of the writing process.
I'm confused how "one edit" would work...so I ... -
Worth writing an addendum for one bad grade?Backstory: I took multivariable calculus as a junior in high school (yeah I know, I was pretty far ahead), and skipped any math my senior year of hig…
... math my senior year of high school to ... algebra my freshman year of college, it had ... though linear is considered the "easy one" (at least ... my grades across the board my freshman fall ... this something worth writing an addendum for, even though it's just one ... -
PT38.S3.Q05 - the myth persistsThis is a pretty easy question IMO, but I have a question about why (E) is wrong and the interpretation of "or". The author of the passage provide…
... and the interpretation of "or".
The author of the passage provided Nicaraguan pines as an example of ... that "I am at least one of the following things: junior or ... on the grammatical or contextual rules governing the meaning of "or" in this ... -
PT57.S2.Q25 - The law of the city of Weston regarding contributionsHey everyone, So, I'm working through my analysis of this question since, yes, I got it wrong on my last section drill, and I'd be interested to h…
... working through my analysis of this question since, yes, ... registered with the city council
The author notes ... this case it seems that I and the LSAT writers are not of one ... part of my misunderstanding rooted in that it introduces the particular ... -
LR-Matching the double-dip qeustions on LSAT Trainer p.94Hi, I am enjoying learning lsat through LSAT Trainer. I was not sure if I can post a question regarding the contents in that book. But I was too con…
... I do not see the difference btw the two statements.
the conclusion.
2. Takes ... having characteristics important for an outcome is enough to ... one? Its hard for me to see the subtle differences that the author ... -
PT86.S3.Q26(P4) - Physicists discuss the Big BangB. The initial space of our universe resembles cold, empty space C. A hot and dense state is a state of low entropy Correct answer is C. I chose …
... universe, we are left with one factor that increases entropy and ... one factor that decreases entropy. Are ... that the author has a proper understanding of entropy (is this too much of an assumption ... -
18 things I learned while BRing LRIn case this helps anyone: 1. When down to 2 ACs that weaken an argument to 2 different degrees, pick the one that matches the degree of the concl…
... yourself, "Within the universe of this shitty argument, ... one element of the equation in the particular direction that would provide an alternative explanation of the phenomenon ... one of the things in the stimulus that we accept as true. Accept what the author ... -
Cookie Cutter Argument Form: Phenomenon Hypothesis I am back to discuss another cookie cutter argument form. Here is the link to the cost benefit argument structure that I posted about previously:…
... /> This one is known as Phenomenon Hypothesis. In this argument form, an observation about the world ... .
A consequence of this hypothesis being true would be ... -
Advice on Rec Letter------Can I just use the generic one?Hi friends: My undergrad institution decided to give an extended ddl for the law school fall entry. I thought it worth a shot. The problem is that I …
... decided to give an extended ddl for the law school fall ... it worth a shot. The problem is that I really ... If I use them instead of seeking new ones, I ... will only have one shot in July before the ddl.
... s gonna be less competitive this round since it’s ... -
PT1.S3.Q3 - Alfred Wegener theory continental driftI originally chose 'D' as my answer choice but after reviewing it, I can see where I went wrong. The stimulus describes a theory that had been reject…
... where I went wrong. The stimulus describes a theory that had been ... out. The author never mentions this phenomenon.
D) "Employing statistics and the laws of probability ... an event..."the theory is accepted without even an explanation" Yes. It is the ... -
PT6.S3.Q7 - Can someone explain to me why the answer isn't D?Can someone explain to me why the answer isn't D? My thinking was that D has to be assumed because if helmet wouldn't prevent the fatality then the…
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Which one of the following is an assumption upon which the author's conclusion concerning ... .
(B) The higher rate of serious head injury suffered ... horseback riders, the jurisdiction's primary concerns is the safety of its citizens ... -
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…
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I think one of the most beneficial things i did ... most people, this section requires rethinking the framework of an argument. most of us are ... read: what does the author think, what is the point he/she is ... -
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 …
... is this in relation to the whole?" Ask yourself, "**What is the author doing ... right now?**" Are they explaining the origins of something? Are ... **friends** **say** **I** **will** one day **have** an **accident
because I ... -
Most Undermines the Conclusion vs. Most Strengthens the ArgumentHey everyone, I had a question about undermining the conclusion of an argument. Does it have to help undermine a premise that is stated because that…
... had a question about undermining the conclusion of an argument. Does it have ... on their phones all the time, and one option said studies conclusively ... the author came to then I guess the initial choice would be better? This ... -
Flaw Questions: Steps to take when you cant see the flawHi All, I had the chance to do an LR question again for a recent tutoring session and noticed a few things that could be helpful for your prep. O…
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I had the chance to do an LR question again for ... your prep. One question I find a lot of students asking ... always won in the stimulus, and an argument is always ... this particular question, the author is comparing the _Darkest/Lightest_ moths, with the ... -
"New Concepts" in the Conclusion - Explicitly *ask* whether you see anyI was posting this as a comment to a thread in which someone asked for a "trick" to identifying assumptions. But I thought it'd be more useful as its…
... in the conclusion.
This is because one of the most important aspects of identifying ... exams. The author is assuming that having the highest GPA is an indicator of ability ... local historians as one of the worst serial killers in the United States.< ...
