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PT60.S1.Q13 - many economists claim that financial rewardsWhy is B incorrect? How does C weaken the argument? Thanks! https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-60-section-1-question-13
... the most to this. There are a lot of things ... answer choice. With weakening questions, there is admittedly a particular need to ... But does this provide any evidence for the economists' claim that ... into the category of what is called financial rewards. With ... -
PT70.S1.Q09 - astronomer: proponents of the hypothesisOkay, BR-group people, don't get at me for this one (though I won't blame you if you do)... but I missed this question in my personal blind review, w…
... correctly, he explained that evidence should be thought of as ... , the argument concluded that "there is evidence against the hypothesis" it can ... as "the argument concluded there is reason to believe the hypothesis ... helps. Not sure if there's more to the reasoning ... -
What is the negation of "not many"?How do you negate "not many"? To me, you can't just dropped the "not". Here's my thought process: "Not many" seems to be the same as "some not…
... many" is context-sensitive, but that should be more evidence to ... you that "many" is *not* ... are B's" is true if there is only one A& ... A&B things there actually are, but also ... how many total relevant things there are. In this way, ... -
What is the most common answer choice on the LSAT?<b>Admin Note: These stats were updated on 2022-01-08.</b> That question came up in a <a href="https://7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/7417/less…
... 5 questions is pretty much in line with my anecdotal evidence. For ... up to A. I think there is a discontinuity with E due ... data to test my hypothesis) is usually D or E and ... -
@BruiserWoods, here's your peptalk!You spent months not only putting in all the work, but also sharing your experience and wisdom and touching so many of us on 7Sage. And you spent th…
@"BruiserWoods you know how there is a distinct shift of the PTs from the 50s-60s & 60s-70s, to me the shift seemed substantial from the other 70s to this one. -
PT10.S4.Q21 - the proper way to plan a scientific projectI really don't like the way answer choice (E) is worded. It's too ambiguous and abstract that I was not able to wrap my head around it during timed c…
... think the real flaw is that there is an assumption that failing to ... that a shortcoming is fatal, having produced evidence only of the existence ... ". The shortcoming in this instance is that there is no longer a "proper ... -
PT4.S4.Q16 - conchetta: franchot was a great writerThis is a method of reasoning questions. If someone can explain to me why B and D are incorrect and C is correct I would really appreciate it. Thi…
Answer B is wrong because there is no new evidence, and there is no generalization. A ... A does discredit C's evidence in two ways: C' ... />
Answer D: Yes, there is a direct dispute over the ... answer choice is probably wrong. Answer C is the only answer ... -
How Long Do Top Scorers Usually Study?I'm wondering how long top scorers usually prepare for. I desperately want to get a score in the 170's and think it's absolutely possible. I start…
... and some take more time, there is just no average amount that ... potential. Also, it largely is contingent on where you are ... thing in life where postponing is so highly recommended.
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You've already made substantial progress, so keep doing what ... -
RC help!I need help with my RC section. I keep doing terrible (10-12 wrong per prep test). Every other section is below 6 wrong which is where I want to be. …
... something just because it seems substantial, this is the biggest annotation mistake ... it's substantial, it's easy to think, "Oh, this is important ... . RC passages are dense and there is going to be a whole ... -
More PT's or More Intensive BR?Hi 7Sagers, I was hoping to get your advice on a current issue I'm having. I am signed up to take the September LSAT in about one month, and am PT…
@petkova said:
My question: is it better to take a ... don't think either option is good for you. Absolutely do ... recommended and I think there is a lot of evidence to suggest that ... , and absorb it all, it is useless. Just like weightlifting everyday ... -
PT score range & consistencyHi all, first time poster here! I've done quite a few practice tests and while there is (happily) a general upward trend between all of them, my l…
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I'm not sure there is a definite "acceptable" range. I ... getting a 177 is so so small and there isn't ... much time left to expect substantial improvement ... improving are mutually exclusive ideas. There is a reason that score why ... -
PT73.S2.Q06 - the criticism of the popular film comedy quirksThose who have taken pt-73 as a timed test, how did you score in its LR compared to other 70s tests? This question was fairly confusing. We kn…
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Conclusion: Quirks is misguided for saying it's ... funny is important for a comedy
There's no evidence to ... suggest that P1 is the reason ... why P2 is ... -
YLS on Retakes and Cancels?I've seen a number of references on 7sage forums indicating that Yale cares quite a bit about retakes and cancels on the LSAT. I'm just curious as to…
... admissions platitude, what reason is there to believe that Yale's ... know of any hard evidence that shows retakes hurt ...
@MoralVacuum said:
Obviously there is the general consensus that Yale ... to find more/stronger evidence whether or not retakes ... -
September LSAT PreCog?WE ARE UNDER 10 DAYS TO GO UNTIL SEPTEMBER TEST DAY. HAIR IS ON FIRE. One of my favorite things about 7sage is the analytics section for viewing …
... so it's something that is definitely on the table.
The rest is just what I think is the most likely ... expect that to continue. There's not enough of an ... of how the test is going to evolve into ... I don't think there's any evidence to suggest that a ... -
PT78.S1.Q15 - the production of leather and furI just wanted a little clarification on the correct answer. I previously chose A as my answer choice, however the correct answer is E. The reason why…
... in the stimulus there is no modifier, there is nothing that says "substantial" to modify ... " and the second thing is that there is nothing in our stimulus or ... . We can say soundly that there is no support for the comparative ... -
PT32.S4.Q08 - figorian wildlife commissionHey All, So this question is asking for the answer choice that would most strongly support the Development Commissioner's position. I cannot see h…
... development only if there was proof or any evidence that the ... subtlety assumes that there has not been any evidence of such ... for endangered species, but if there is no proof (negation of the ... even wildlife in general, then there should be no regulations ( ... -
PT63.S1.Q19 - anthropologist: it was formerly believed thatHi, So I'm not sure about the correct answer C... Why do we have to assume or compare the ancestors to Neanderthals? Why it's required? Even thoug…
... the assumption? We're using evidence about today's humans to ... N's, cuz I thought there is just no need to compare ... since the premise uses this evidence "significantly different" to arrive the ... 's...right? (no? :(
This is just another way of saying ... -
PT77.S2.Q19 - a recent study examinedHi All, So I'm still struggling to identify exactly when certain arguments could be strengthened or weakened by the total number of samples (or a…
... case, you are saying whether there is a significant difference between the ... population size of these birds is irrelevant because even if that ... populations by providing some other evidence (i.e. we are ... difference not somehow say that there is no difference! -
PT19.S2.Q04 - scientists analyzing air bubblesI had this one down to C and D and ultimately went with C. I saw C an an alternate explanation but would C have been eliminated because the increase …
... Our conclusion in the stimulus is: Ferrous material had promoted ... />
Explanation: Our conclusion is trying to give an explanation ... . This is more evidence of how our conclusion is right. ... answer choice states that evidence indicates there was no rate ... -
Difference between the terms premise and support?I just finished the Assumptions and Weakening lessons. I feel like I'm following the subject matter and doing well on the questions, but sometimes ge…
... support.
Support is much more abstract than a ... be true.
There's many different levels of ... make these predictions once the evidence suggests that the political ... , much weaker argument, but there is clearly some support: Sometimes an ... -
Working Out and Time Management?Hey All, I need some advice regarding a sort of inconvenient situation. I work 9:30-5:30 everyday in Manhattan, but I live on the outskirts of Man…
... work once you get there after the hour and ... for the LSAT. The evidence is pretty clear in saying ... hourly budget listed above. There's actually a cell ... routine. I'm sure there is plenty of good yoga ... benefit analyses. How important is physical exercise in your ... -
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... an addendum to address a substantial increase in LSAT score from ... points? 10 points? And if there is no good reason (medical emergency ... focusing on better self care, is it even worth addressing? < ... data/ranking purposes, it is still included in your application ... -
PT29.S4.Q14 - plant manager: we could greatly reduce After watching video, I understand why A is true. Yet, I still confuse about (D). Is it not a flaw? The link is here https://7sage.com/lsat_expla…
... a look at our evidence in our stimulus, does ... It says "not only is the new equipment expensive to ... a very definite statement. There is no "its possible that ... expensive". The plant manager is giving us facts that ... answer choice "D" is the wrong answer choice. -
PT27.S3.Q02 - the expansion of mass mediaI have a question for answer choice A for the second question on "mental contortions." Although I got this question correct, I was really hesitant on…
... mentioned lines 21-23 for evidence for answer choice A. Here ... we are to assume that there is a certain case that lasts ... -
PT28.S1.Q05 - the number of codfishhttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-28-section-1-question-05/ Here is the LSAT question from the problem set I am currently on in the course. …
... in the harp seals **while** there is a decrease in the cod ... fish, that from that correlation, there is some sort of causal element ... conclusion based off of correlative evidence. You will see that same ... barely eats cod fish then there was no causal relationship ... -
PT19.S2.Q04 - scientists analyzing air bubblesI can't see why (E) is wrong. Could anyone explain why (D) is right?? Appreciate in advance https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-19-section-2-qu…
... of CO2. He think there is an indirect relationship between ferrous ... material and CO2, where algae is the link. (Ferrous generates ... /> Why is D correct?
D provides additional evidence: sediments ... age also means that there would be increase in ... -
FocusFor most of the time I have been doing the CC, I have been struggling keeping focus as I read the LR questions. When I time myself, I can't keep focu…
... many ways, including focus. There is a substantial amount of academic literature in ... -
pre-law school work/volunteer experiencehey all! i'm prepping for the june 2017 lsat currently and planning on applying to law school this fall. i'm curious about what experiences you all…
... strong networking is ALWAYS a great thing and there are never ... however, it was never anything substantial. Though, my high school GFs ... to end up back there regardless of where I ... networks.
Then there is always just meeting people -- straight ... -
PT21.S2.Q25 - statistician: changes in the sun's luminocityI got this wrong because while I did see the author was appealing to authority, I thought it was reasonable to assume that if the author says what an…
... the one the statistician made, there is a proper way of weaken ... s luminosity (B causes A), there wouldn’t be anything wrong ... hopefully illuminate this subtle point: there is a website that deals with ... perfect correlation i.e. the evidence at hand?? I haven’t ... -
PT21.S2.Q25 - statistician: changes in the sun's luminocityI got this wrong because while I did see the author was appealing to authority, I thought it was reasonable to assume that if the author says what an…
... of what at bottom is an opinion, is not good enough. ... illuminate this subtle point: there is a website that deals with ... capita consumption of margarine (which is fake butter.) Imagine someone ... perfect correlation i.e. the evidence at hand?? I haven’ ...
