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What is considered having good ties to a city/region?This question mainly stems from lack of proper information and not trusting TLS; plus I think this is a subject many people aren't sure on. What is c…
... people aren't sure on. What is considered having good ties to ... a city/region?
Is having lived in a city ... I know there?
What do y'all think? I ... feel this community is much more level headed and ... -
what is necessaryI signed up for the premium course in able to get more out of the lessons, but with the December LSAT being less than a month away, I am finding myse…
... with all of the lessons. Is there anyway to cut down ... lessons and only flush out what is necessary?
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What is foolproofing?Sorry. Might have missed this. What is this foolproofing everyone is talking about? Or where can I find the explanation?
Sorry. Might have missed this. What is this foolproofing everyone is talking about? Or where can I find the explanation? -
Need an example of this flaw - PT35.S1.Q17Hello All, So I was doing a hard LR question, PT35.S1.Q17, and I wanted to know if someone could help contextualize answer choice C with an exampl…
... contextualize answer choice C with an example of something that exhibits this ... flaw confuses the establishment that an event occurred with the establishment ... -
What is this flaw called?What is this flaw called: **"Takes for granted that a hypothesis has not proven to be true is proof that it is false"** Is there a name for thi…
What is this flaw called:
**"Takes for granted that a hypothesis has not proven to be true is proof that it is false"**
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Not sure what is left to attackAfter about 1.5 years of studying and working FT, I've managed to get average of -3/-4 in every section, consistently. (RC :-4, LR: -3/-4, LG: -4). …
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Drill tip: Funky “most” relationships 1Hey folks, I wanted to post a few questions here that contain “most” relationships in them that are not that common. They collectively might only ta…
... point! This is part 1 in what I hope is a 3 part ... lessons, but it is worth repeating.
Here is an example:
Most people ... United States
In combination, what must be true here?
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For RC masterminds, what is one tip you have for getting a perfect section?It's hard for me to even understand how people get a perfect score for RC, because there are always answers that I can't get, even after BR and then,…
... who get perfect RC sections, what is one thing you changed or ... -
Types of Bases in Logic GamesWhen I do logic games, I usually follow these steps: 1. Read the game. I try to understand the game and subconsciously connect it to the previous ga…
... the setup. This is me thinking of what solid gameboard I ... This is a bad move on my part! Thinking about what kind ... **_Example 1: PT14S1G1_**
This is an example of a grouping game with ... **_Example 1: PT15S4G4_**
This is an in-out game and while ... -
What is CC?I keep seeing everyone talk about the CC method and blind review (BR). What is the CC method, how can it be applied, and is it somehow better than b…
I keep seeing everyone talk about the CC method and blind review (BR).
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What is the proper sequence: CC, problem sets, PTsAfter reading all of the related discussion posts, I have yet to find a satisfactory answer to the question of what the proper sequence should be for…
... answer to the question of what the proper sequence should be ... -proof, check answers, then see what's lacking in my skills ... "drill packs", I was wondering what this actually means? Are these ... from the question bank, or what is it?
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From my experience: The Four Pillars of LG ConsistencyI started studying for the LSAT barely able to answer a single question on games. With no training in logic, I essentially had to start from the gro…
... questions._** so what is an "inference" on LG? An inference in its most ... the coin. Take the aforementioned example. Piece A cannot be in ... is to know automatically what the questions are asking. What is a CBT EXCEPT? What is ... -
What is a PSA question? How is it different than SA?What is a PSA question? How is it different than SA?
What is a PSA question? How is it different than SA? -
Cookie Cutter Review: Implicit CausationI want to quickly discuss a common type of causation argument that LSAC uses. Here is an example: **Those who wear glasses are more likely than…
... LSAC uses.
Here is an example:
**Those who wear ... reasoning error. It is assuming that wearing glasses is what causes knees to ... the conclusion that sugar is what is causing XYZ. This is done implicitly (hence ... -
Everything I know...As I begin law school at Cornell next week, I have felt increasingly compelled to reflect on my LSAT journey. I spent 2 years tirelessly grinding, pu…
... untimed) immediately record what went well, what did not go ... /> Meditation shows you what your mind is like without thoughts or ... consciousness running. Knowing what this is like allows you to ... until you improve! Here is an example of my written explanations: ... -
High scorers: What is your LR timing and certainty strategy? How to go from -3 to -0?I've been averaging -3 per LR section, though sometimes I do as well as -1 and other times I hit -5. I find that I've been getting a lot faster. …
... the question, or what the argument is saying. (3) is quite rare.
What is your timing strategy? 25 in ... 't linger on them? What level of certainty do you ... a closer look?
What is your advice for getting from ... -
2021 New Study Group Method via CLUBHOUSE (look up what is clubhouse?)Hey Everyone , I am looking to take the lsat in summer or october 2021. The idea is starting a group via clubhouse which is an audio social media …
... a group via clubhouse which is an audio social media platform via ... course iPhone only). Clubhouse is merely an app yet I see it ... as an exciting way to connect with ... from cellphone
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What is polite way to ask for money ?Hi everyone ! Have any of you ever tried scholarship negations. What is a polite way to ask for more money ? Is it rude to ask for more money …
Hi everyone !
Have any of you ever tried scholarship negations. What is a polite way to ask for more money ?
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What is allowed on the LSAT Flex#HELP I cannot find anymore information about the lsat flex on lsac? My test is coming up on Sunday, April 11. I am trying to see what is allow…
... flex on lsac? My test is coming up on Sunday, April ... /> I am trying to see what is allowed on the test with ... -
External Monitor For CLOSED LaptopI have been taking practice tests for months on an external monitor with my small laptop completely closed. I was told by my proctor that I could not…
... Monitors-Displays page, which is linked from LSAC's website ... into this problem? Is my interpretation of what I read incorrect? ... Was anyone else able to use an ... />
Here is an example of ProctorU saying it is allowed! https://www ... -
What is the usual RC advice?I am now scoring about -3 on LR, -2 on LG, but -7 on RC. I'm lost. So what is the traditional, maybe cliche advice that can help me with reading abov…
I am now scoring about -3 on LR, -2 on LG, but -7 on RC. I'm lost. So what is the traditional, maybe cliche advice that can help me with reading above a 3rd grade level? -
What is the 10 minute break like?What is the 10 minute break like? Do I have to keep the camera facing me as I go get myself a snack and stretch? I live in a studio so everything is …
What is the 10 minute break like? Do I have to keep the camera facing me as I go get myself a snack and stretch? I live in a studio so everything is one room except for the bathroom. Am I allowed to go into the bathroom? Thanks!!!!!! -
What is harder -2 LR or -4 RC?What is a more difficult feat. Obviously some are more intuitive at RC than others, but for the average student who has difficulty lets say -8 LR and…
What is a more difficult feat. Obviously some are more intuitive at RC than others, but for the average student who has difficulty lets say -8 LR and -8 RC. -
PT91.S2.Q18: What is the conclusion?Is the first sentence the conclusion? And what is the "contrast'' mentioned in the answer choices? Is it between modern and ancient languages? …
Is the first sentence the conclusion?
And what is the "contrast'' mentioned in the answer choices? Is it between modern and ancient languages?
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"If" ALWAYS introduces sufficient conditions?"If you study, you will beat the LSAT." This is an example given here on 7sage, and it seems to work. Studying is a sufficient condition to beat the …
... beat the LSAT." This is an example given here on 7sage, ... seems to work. Studying is a sufficient condition to ...
On another website, an example was given along the lines ... example, IF introduces the necessary condition, not the sufficient condition. What ... -
What is the best way to use the drill function?Hello! I just finished going over the informational videos for LR and wanted to crack down on some drills. I am concerned about using up questions fr…
... the new LSAT exams so what is the best way to create ... or PT 1-45. Also what are the PT with letter ... -
what is the difference between assumption questions and strengthen questions?When reading through the logical reasoning bible i have and going through the drills i find myself subconsciously following the same technique for bo…
When reading through the logical reasoning bible i have and going through the drills i find myself subconsciously following the same technique for both question types which leads me to ask what is the difference? -
PT 32, October 2000, Section 1, Question 12, Weaken QuestionI was struggling with the correct answer (B) and (E). Obviously, (B) is correct, because it points out the assumption that the route that polar bear …
... evidence the naturalists hold up is an example of a polar bear that ... fact, in this particular question, an OFTEN doesn't really cast ... ? B does exactly what the question asks, which is "cast doubt upon ... the MOST doubt, it is correct. E is just not strong enough ... -
Blind ReviewHow extensive is your reasoning for eliminating wrong answer choices? Do you just write something small like "no evidence" "does the opposite of corr…
... what it's trying to say.
Methinks this is an example ... -
could we ignore indicators in sentences with both group 3 and group 4 translations?In looking through the combination of conditional logic lessons on 7Sage and in The LSAT Trainer, I think I may have hit on a much more simple way to…
... that others might suss out what I thought I had ... a logical relationship. For example, the concepts of words ... original post addresses this and is an example of being aware of ... indicators were used together and what relationships it was illustrating. ...
