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Is there a function in the 7Sage Analytics to search for a "cookie cutter" flaw answer choice?I just finished my first pretest after completing the CC and I have jumped up 18 points in my LSAT score. Needless to say, I am super stoked to see t…
... question by picking the same cookie cutter answer choice under timed conditions ... if there is a function to find where this cookie cutter answer choice ... -
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:…
... to discuss another cookie cutter argument form. Here is the link to ... eliminating hypotheses. We determine what would be necessary if a ... survives this consequence testing is deemed best and closest ... />
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How to do LR Cookie Cutter Review@Sami @"Cant Get Right" @NotMyName Hey Sages, I've read about different methods of doing Cookie Cutter Review, but I was curious how you guys do it…
@Sami @"Cant Get Right" @NotMyName
Hey Sages, I've read about different methods of doing Cookie Cutter Review, but I was curious how you guys do it, and what method worked best for you guys. I think the community would benefit from y'all insight. -
Cookie Cutter Structures RC Help (Law and Art)Hi everyone, I am having trouble seeing the repeating structure patterns in RC in Art and Law passages. However, I DO see the structures in Scienc…
... 't seem to fit into cookie cutter molds. I am hoping that ... .
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Cookie Cutter Argument Form: Cost Benefit 🍪🍪🍪 I noticed a repeating pattern of argument structure that some may find useful. I call the form "**Cost Benefit**”, below I will discus…
... Benefit” argument is that there is not a cost ... Additionally, this argument structure is often used for **Necessary ... argument also has another cookie cutter form. It uses ... is that there is not an overriding benefit.
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PT 89 LR Explanations + Cookie Cutter AnalysisI created explanations for the first LR section of PT 89. I also included cookie cutter take aways for each question. Hopefully this is helpful to so…
... also included cookie cutter take aways for each question. Hopefully this is helpful ... hear them!
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Making Note Card for LR Q's: What is the best way to go about itIf I wanted to make note cards for the LR Q i continue to miss how do I learn from them or what is the best to write them out? In one of J.Y's videos…
... I learn from them or what is the best to write them ... go over them. My dilemma is that I don't want ... -
What is OPA?Hi, what is OPA JY is talking about in passage explanations? Thanks!
Hi, what is OPA JY is talking about in passage explanations?
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What is confirmation letter?(accomodation)What is "confirmantion letter"? When do they upload it? Is it a letter that tells us which test test center we are assigned to? It says "granted" …
What is "confirmantion letter"?
When do they upload it?
Is it a ... will send/upload cinfirmation letter...what is this?
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As related to the LSAT, what is modality?Hello all, I've seen the word modality thrown around a lot in discussions. As related to the LSAT, and in everyday English, what is modality? Exam…
Hello all,
I've seen the word modality thrown around a lot in discussions. As related to the LSAT, and in everyday English, what is modality? Examples are welcome! Thanks in advance. -
Study Group Workshop: What is a Blind Review Call? Thursday, February 16 @ 7pm ESThttps://media.giphy.com/media/ZOhNKz99I4TwA/giphy.gif What is a Blind Review Call? Why have I heard about it from Sages and other community members …
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What is a Blind Review Call? Why ... I join?
- What do I need to do ... the BR call?
- What questions are discussed and how ... they determined?
- What if I can’t make ... whiteboard app?
- What to do if still not ... -
LR Crash Course NotesI really enjoyed these sessions. Essentially, we answered questions live and rotated BRing them 1-on-1 with JY. We learned a whole lot about ways to …
... what color wrapping paper I used?
-There are also Cookie Cutter ... diagramming, select what you think is right without looking ... [thing]. Think about what effect those conditional indicators ... the Cookie Cutter flaws. Not every question is Cookie Cutter, but ... -
What is a necessary vs. a sufficient condition in logic?I'm just starting the intro to logic section and I'm a bit confused. What is a sufficient condition? What is a necessary condition?
I'm just starting the intro to logic section and I'm a bit confused. What is a sufficient condition? What is a necessary condition? -
What is your method of mastering LR?LR is by far and away the section I struggle with the most. Some question types I have no issue with but there are others (NA, Flaw mainly) that just…
LR is by far and away the ... sometimes.
My question is, what is your method of studying for ... to see how answering "why" is so important and I want ... .
So what do you all say? What is your weapon (strategy ... -
Recognition - What is statedI find it so strange that this should be the question type I struggle with in RC. After all, isn't this what RC boils down to? "What did that passage…
... , isn't this what RC boils down to? "What did that passage ... />
My other weak spot is Recognition - Main Point.
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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? -
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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Cookie cutter foolproofHey does anyone have good links or a list for the different type of cookie cutter questions? I know there's the oldest trick in the book and the like…
... for the different type of cookie cutter questions? I know there's ... -
Cookie Cutter QuestionsHey does anyone have good links or a list for the different type of cookie cutter questions? I know there's the oldest trick in the book and the like…
... for the different type of cookie cutter questions? I know there's ... -
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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Identify LR cookie cutter questions?Hey guys! I was wondering if any of you have a technique to identify cookie cutter questions and answer choices? I really can't tell unless JY men…
Hey guys!
I was wondering if any of you have a technique to identify cookie cutter questions and answer choices? I really can't tell unless JY mentions it in an explanation video to the question.
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Cookie cutters in RC passages, right AC and wrong ACDoes anyone have any advice/comments on RC cookie cutters? Would love to start a discussion on the various cookie cutters on passages, right AC's, wr…
... any advice/comments on RC cookie cutters? Would love to start ... a discussion on the various cookie cutters on passages, right AC ... the top of my head is cookie cutter wrong AC's are often ... -
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,…
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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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What is a PSA question? How is it different than SA?What is a PSA question? How is it different than SA?
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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…
... error. It is assuming that wearing glasses is what causes knees ... to have problems. That is why ... that the argument makes is inferring causation from correlation. ... conclusion that sugar is what is causing XYZ. This is done implicitly ...
