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Weakening Q AC characteristicsIs it possible to have 2 answer choice that both weaken the argument but to different degree? Also, for the weakening question in general, if I ha…
... not feel so comfortable distinguishing what is a reasonable common sense ... getting vague sense of how to tell but it still gets ... as well especially inference or what author most likely to agree with type of Qs..
PT 53.S4.Q24 (P4) - sometimes there is no more effective meansCan somebody please explain the correct answer choice? I thought all of these answer choice were terrible/unsupported. http://7sage.com/lsat_explan…
Infer/author most likely to agree //about the use of predators to control pest populations.
... to it and zeroing in on "beneficial insects" makes me pause. What ... if a predator were to be introduced that ... he would be most likely to agree.POE on RC?Hi fellow 7-Sagers, Looking for some advice here; is process of elimination the best strategy for answering all types of RC questions? It seems like…
... as you might be able to during LR. Aside from ... I don't feel like most of the question types ( ... you mentioned) lend themselves to it. Maybe that's ... done a lot of "author most likely to agree/disagree with which of the ... on how long it takes to read, it's always ...#help How to eliminate answer choices that are not mentioned in the passage..Hi 7Sagers, The questions that eat up much of my time (and eventually I choose an incorrect answer) are those that have answer choices not mention…
... a lot especially in "author would be most likely to agree" questions.
After reading ... and it takes so long to check them in the passage ... problem but already solved it, what's your secret?
RC Question Types Webinar NotesSpecial shoutouts to @DumbHollywoodActor, @"Quick Silver", and @"Nicole Hopkins" for this amazing webinar because without them I never would have had…
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2. What to annotate in RC?
• Nicole ... ii. Read for function: What is the author doing in this paragraph ... br /> ii. “The author would be most likely to agree with which of the ... that you know what the author’s opinion is to begin
...RC Annotation Method and BR (GNP vs. Human Indicators passage)Hey guys after watching Nicole Hopkins' webinar on RC Methods and Jimmy Quicksilver's webinar on RC Question Types and Tips I thought it would be hel…
... are wanting to weaken the author’s argument
What we’ ... up. You just need to remember what the author is saying and then ... in the passage would be most likely to agree with which one of the ... did the author write this, what is he wanting to do. Is ...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. …
... inference, principle, and most likely to agree questions. Be prepared to not only look for ... that do not properly convey what the author is actually doing. For ... word or phrase that most generally describes the author's attitude should ...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. …
... typically get inference and author's attitude/most likely to agree with questions incorrect. Also ... even reading the passage again. What gives?PTs for DecemberWhich PTs should I use to study for December? I've only done 12, and December is a rewrite for me, so I've pretty much finished studying, and I want …
... inference, principle, and most likely to agree questions. Be prepared to not only look for ... that do not properly convey what the author is actually doing. For ... word or phrase that most generally describes the author's attitude should ...RC Speed Vs accuracyHi Guys, Week 2 with RC practices. I been doing them along just beginning to learn LG. So I been doing primarily JY ranking L5 and L4 reading…
... the author - make sure to not get those mixed up!), what is an ... asking "The author of the passage would be most likely to agree with x" And ... that state what they agree upon, or what Ken thinks vs. what Barbie thinks ...PT69.S3(P4) - Calvaria major is a rare but once-abundant treehttps://7sage.com/lesson/preptest-69/ I am retaking this PT and I **really** struggled with this passage. In particular, I have trouble understand…
... now understand what you meant by the author's flaw. I agree with ... you that the author doesn't seem to ... a question that asks about what the author would be most likely to agree with. :)Getting Destroyed by Inference - Author's Perspective QuestionsSo two of my best LR question types are MSS/MBT and I'm pretty sound with the other RC inference questions but I am getting absolutely demolished by …
... to emphasize this comment because it's a great example of what ... you should be looking for to help you ... following would the author (or other party discussed) be most likely to agree?"
53.4.24 (RC: It can be inferred from the passage)I got this question correct by POE, but I don't have any clue why C is something the author would most likely to agree with. Can someone point to wh…
I got this question correct by POE, but I don't have any clue why C is something the author would most likely to agree with. Can someone point to where this idea is supported in the passage? Also, why is answer choice D explicitly incorrect?Reading comp AGHI'm scheduled to write the Feb exam and I've noticed that my RC is my <b>worst</b> section by far! I'm averaging - (3-5) per LR section, and -(0-2) p…
... and skim thru what you underlined vs. trying to keep all the ... question stems: main point question, what's the purpose of a ... sentence/paragraph, MSS bc passage/Most likely to agree, pulling a word or phrase ...Where's Your Favourite Place to Study?I was talking to my brother who wrote the GMAT last year, and he said he cannot study anywhere else but his room. He locked himself in there for week…
... construction methods as means to reinvest in their economies. ... br /> The author of this passage would be most likely to agree with witch of ... after WWII tried to find ways to reinvest in their ... unlike Victorian architecture, was designed to show off.
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... construction methods as means to reinvest in their economies. ... provided a cost-effective strategy to invest in infrastructure - ... > The author of this passage would be most likely to agree with witch of ... after WWII tried to find ways to reinvest in their ...Where's Your Favourite Place to Study?I was talking to my brother who wrote the GMAT last year, and he said he cannot study anywhere else but his room. He locked himself in there for week…
... construction methods as means to reinvest in their economies. ... provided a cost-effective strategy to invest in infrastructure - ... gt; The author of this passage would be most likely to agree with witch of ... after WWII tried to find ways to reinvest in their ...Foolproof RCHello, I was wondering if anyone has been able to foolproof RC passages in their prep journey? I was wondering if you could share some tips on how to…
... where you have to look to find the questions, what is and is ... answer, then what would I have had to do to get the ... really helps for understanding what "MSS" or "Most likely to agree" really mean -- they ... it's the hardest to take what you learn from foolproofing ...PT27.S3.Q4 (P1) - Mass media coverage of criminal activitiesCould someone explain what I’m not seeing here? While I get why C is right, A is supported as well. The video explanation just ruled it out without o…
... question is asking about what the author is likely to agree with. If you ... in the fourth paragraph, the author says "merely eliminating existing ... NOT really provide a solution to the problem of impartiality." ... the 4th paragraph; the author thinks if you have a ...RC Question OrderDo you guys go in order when answering RC questions? Would be appreciative if someone could give me examples of their strategy. At a bit of a RC slum…
... really helps out is knowing what type of question you are ... is under the category of: most likely to agree, inferred, (anything under the ... questions that are more detailed to the passage such as " ... passage as these questions tend to be explicitly stated. It ...PT35.S2.P4 (Q25) - ronald dworkinAm a big fan of knowing that on RC questions there is always specific, identifiable evidence for why an answer choice is right/wrong. However, I am s…
... suggests that Dworkin would be most likely to agree with which one of the ... of judicial activism that arrogates to judges powers properly reserved for ... E is something Dworkin would agree with given that legal positivists ...Difference between Inference question type and MBT question typeCould anyone share what the difference is between Inference question type and MBT question type on 7sage? And can anyone share in regards to wheth…
... the AC, you'll want to be proficient at "VALID and ... deal with associative inferences, like what views and attitudes can we ... with a viewpoint, or relative to current conditions what is most likely to happen.Both Agree Question Type InquiryWill there ever be answer choice where both authors disagree with it and that would be considered that they both agree (to disagree) answer? (Examp…
... doubt that would be a likely scenario, but if a ... , you would most likely approach it as an Agree question with the ... whatever it is both affirm to disagree on. Example:
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Alice and Bob are most likely to **agree** on which of the following ...What The Author Is Likely To BelieveI write to share an observation. Sometimes I struggle with the author's belief type question type in RC even when I have a pretty good grasp of the p…
... to share an observation. Sometimes I struggle with the author's ... didn't understand what they were asking me to do.
... The wrong way to approach it is to assume that they' ... re asking you to take the author's argument and ... br />
Do you agree?Author attitude, Author Agree/Disagree.....headache questions.Okay so I've asked about this before and worked on it a little bit but these questions continue to bite me in the ass. I have a really hard time figu…
... bit but these questions continue to bite me in the ass ... the authors attitude and what they would agree with in R.C ... where it looks like the author is revealing how they feel ... am I suppose to know what they'd be likely to agree with? What mindset should ...RC Question typesI am trying to sink my teeth deep into RC and i am starting to realize i dont have a solid understanding of what every question type requires Auth…
I am trying to sink my teeth deep ... starting to realize i dont have a solid understanding of what ... every question type requires
Author inference ... questions (which view would the author most likely agree with)
Is this ...What!? I actually have to understand what I'm reading to do well?!?You're taking a timed test. The clock is ticking. You glance at the clock. "crap, I don't have enough time". You begin to rush reading the stimulus. …
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I eventually realized that most of it stemmed from the ... carefully, you are much more likely to miss it.
Special ... thinking about are "What things do I need to make this conclusion ...ideas to improving LR/RC in final monthHi all -- I am feeling a little defeated by LR. I've been studying for almost a year and I seriously feel like I haven't improved at all when I s…
... there, but what gives? I cannot seem to figure out ... to always struggle with questions that have to do with inferring what the author ... would be likely to agree with ... me.
What kind of studying should I ...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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likely to survive than light moths...what's the ... to get your clues. At least for this particular question, the author ...51.3.21 Most opera singersI don't see how E is MSS supported. Can someone evaluate my reasoning? Here was my diagram: Opera singers with demanding roles at young age MOS…
... .k.a. hinting the author does not agree with this explanation. In ... "those with great vocal are most likely to ruin voices" then lack of ... last two sentences presents author's view of what the problem is ...
