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PT25.S2.Q21 - if this parking policy is unpopularCan someone please explain and map out the logic for this question, and explain why (E) is the correct answer? The last sentence of the stimulus is t…
... " makes a situation where it must be popular with the other group ... fact. This is just a must be true stimulus so our task is ... happen because this fact is true. And our other sentence tells us ... faculty we will modify it and when its unpopular with students ... -
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We have ... to go in slot 1 and 3. H can go 1 ... or 3 and T can go 1 or ... letter to separate h and t. So M must go 2nd.
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be the case that J is excluded. And since S ... . If we put J in, and S is fourth. Then T ... each other in 1/2 and that breaks our first rule .....
... one of the following must be true?
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That said, in this question, C must be true, and ... E could be true. The others must be false. ... and T in 3rd. So that makes it a *could* be true, not must be true ...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…
... a junior or senior" is true even if I am only ... controlled burning or natural fires" must be true even if it's just ... burning.
I may be wrong, but I think you ... ," this satisfies the necessary condition and the rule goes away.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…
... junior or senior" is true even if I am only ... burning or natural fires" must be true even if it's just ... >
> I may be wrong, but I think you ... this satisfies the necessary condition and the rule goes away.
be true that I am either ...LR Study tipsHey Everyone. So I've particularly been having trouble increasing my score for LR. I'm getting -10 to -13 and I feel really hopeless. Can someone per…
AC means Answer Choice, SA is Sufficient Assumption, and MBT is Must be True; NA is Necessary Assumption.PT2.S2.Q11 - if the forest continues to disappearPT2.S2.Q11 LSAT 2 PREPTEST 2 Question 11 section 2 I don't get how this answer is "B." The question is asking "Which following statements are…
... satisfied, necessary condition must follow) That cannot be true and is inconsistent with ... as could be true, and "inconsistent with" as cannot be true, it may be little easier ... that could be true with biologist's statement, and cannot be true with politician ...Complaint/Critique: Inconsistent LG approachesThere are some situations where JY takes a different approach to a rule for no ostensible reason other than the fact that the ordinary approach would…
... all universes represented above board and as 'splits'?
... building in and account for uncertainty (could be true elements) ... and this is the mechanism by which the test derives could be true questions ... the rules, variables, and other uncertainties/moving ...Complaint/Critique: Inconsistent LG approachesThere are some situations where JY takes a different approach to a rule for no ostensible reason other than the fact that the ordinary approach would…
... all universes represented above board and as 'splits'?
... building in and account for uncertainty (could be true elements) ... and this is the mechanism by which the test derives could be true questions ... the rules, variables, and other uncertainties/moving ...Complaint/Critique: Inconsistent LG approachesThere are some situations where JY takes a different approach to a rule for no ostensible reason other than the fact that the ordinary approach would…
... all universes represented above board and as 'splits'?
... building in and account for uncertainty (could be true elements) ... and this is the mechanism by which the test derives could be true questions ... the rules, variables, and other uncertainties/moving ...PT74.S1.Q22 - a study of 20,000I'm not sure between C and E... I think we can know both of them from the last sentence, because it says "depend". Depend on means correlation right…
... got the biggest percentage increase and surpassed the income of the ... higher groups and those making the highest ... is definitely not a must be true thing, and you have definitely found ... Now say you scenario happens and a small number of people ...Randomly bombing LG before Feb LSATSo I've been following advice to go over questions just to refresh my brain before the LSAT. LG has always been my strongest section, with usually go…
... I started to get anxious and doubt myself. In this case ... must be true?”
Just take a deep breath, TRUST your instinct, and think ... /> Just keep taking baby steps and ask what do I know ...Scratching out Rules in LGI'm curious if everyone else scratches out rules in LG after you have used up the rule creating your master game board. I think it is a good strategy…
... in my rule list and later decide it’s ... immediately know what’s live and what’s not.
and keep the others and tell, for instance, what must be true? ... the original rule list and translate in your head? ... that I suppose could be prevented if complete ...CBF, MBF distinction in Logic GamesHello 7sagers, If a question in LG asks, "Which one of the following Could Be False?" Can a choice that is Must Be False be correct? Simi…
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Yes, to both questions! This happens a lot.Distinguishing MBT, SA, and NAOk so I feel as though I am interchanging methods of finding the answer for each of these questions. They're so similar to me and its starting to giv…
... , according to the premises, MUST be true. It is not satisfactory that ... Premise: A -> B
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Conclusion: A -> C ...
and then you find the missing ... types of answer choices: shields and bridges. A shield eliminates ...Distinguishing MBT, SA, and NAOk so I feel as though I am interchanging methods of finding the answer for each of these questions. They're so similar to me and its starting to giv…
... it cannot be valid.
Therefore, it cannot be a "Must Be True".
... be valid.
Therefore, it cannot be a "Must Be False"
"Could Be True" and ... "Could Be False" are ...PT1.S3.Q04, PT1.S4.Q21Totally dropped the ball on both of these. Help? For Q4: I thought D was totally wrong and I was completely sure of it because I thought to myself…
... wants to deter enemies and (b) must instill a (perceived) ... (C) confuses sufficiency and necessity. Recall, the last ... is a must be true question. Again, a MUST be true question. The ... be true! "Some" is vague and implies "at least 1" and can absolutely be true ...Going Local First on Logic GamesHow have those who have gone for local questions first in Logic Games found that strategy? I am about to try it out, however, I feel like the act of…
I like the could be true -> must be true approach. Still, that may not be as useful as doing a bunch of games linearly and figuring out what you need to drill to make it so that you can more or less easily burn straight through your LG sections.PT1.S3.Q17 - It is the mark of a superior conductorCan someone explain this question to me please? I totally dont get it. I dont see why superior conductors even have to exist in order for this argume…
... says the orchestra will respect and give this mark of authority ... and that's why they need to practice more. So it must be true ... it doesn't have to be necessary.
Lemme know ...Odd-ball argument formsHi all, I recently jumped from doing PTs in the 40s to PTs in the 70s in preparation of the June exam. What I've noticed is that the LR sections …
... through P.O.E., and this is too unreliable ... these weird argument forms would be so dearly appreciated, lol. ... two from your description and don't have my ... the easiest form of must be true question. I remember being ... the pile I reviewed over and over again. As @ ...Good on Individual Games, Terrible Timed SectionsHey all! I have currently taken 3 PT's and am confident on the LR and RC sections (still room for improvement, but doing well). However, I am cons…
... look at the questions and there's several 'could be true' or open ended ... questions, it's a good ... /> Generally, 'could be true' questions will start with the word 'which' and questions that give ...LR - Question Stem & Type - Memorization? List?Hi everyone, I am having trouble identifying question stem types. I often get confused between Strengthen and Must Be True/ Sufficient and Pseudo-…
... support could help. With Must be True types, you're generally ... />
With PSA, Strengthen, and SA question types you are ... one of the following, if true, most strengthens" or "supports" ... valid, meaning the conclusion must be true, so the assumption is ...Which of the following most logically completes the passage?Does anyone have tips on how to attack these sort of questions? Also, what category of questions does this particular type of question belong to? …
... to this type of question and from what I've gathered ...
-Most Strongly Supported
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Which of the following most logically completes the passage?Does anyone have tips on how to attack these sort of questions? Also, what category of questions does this particular type of question belong to? …
... the blank Q's as must be true/most strongly supported Q's ... conclusion, but either way, it must be supported by the text. There ... Q types under the Miscellaneous Questions section of the CC.
