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PT29.S1.Q08 - nutritionist: many people claim thatHi! I am struggling to see why D is right over E. When I first solved this Q, I selected D, but after I did BR, I chose E. D) I initially liked a…
... says for **MANY** people, a high consumption of simple carbs ... strong. Maybe for some people, a high intake of simple carb ... a more compelling answer.
What makes D's flaw less fatal? What makes D a ... exactly why D would be a better answer.
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PT9.S2.Q16 - Some people take their moral cueslsat9.s2.question-16.misc Hi, I'm working through the drills for Psets 1-9 and since there aren't videos I thinks it's a win-win for me to type up…
... aren't videos I thinks it's a win-win for me ... something is morally wrong then it is necessarily legally impermissible, which ... means that it is covered by the law ... the negations and word 'excusable' makes it a good trap answer choice. but ... -
3.49/173+ Splitter T14 Chances?Hi all! My CAS GPA is a 3.49. I just finished my degree this summer, and I'm applying this fall (planning to have apps submitted by late October/earl…
... a 175 in September, what are my chances for admission at a T14 school ... . Also, another question, what is considered a safe school for a splitter? At schools ... ) Recommendation letters from a UCLA law school professor, a professor from my major ... -
Seeking Advice on Using 7Sage Explanation VideosHello. I wanted to get input on the best way to review finished PTs, other than (or after completing) Blind Review. My preference would be to click t…
... would be to click through a finished PT, question by question ... ? If so, that makes it a bit harder to do a click-through review ... -
Pre-phrasing or just jumping to conclusions?What is the difference really? Is pre-phrasing universally helpful across LR/RC question types or only selectively applicable? I.e, what makes it/w…
What is the difference really? Is pre-phrasing universally helpful across LR/RC question types or only selectively applicable? I.e, what makes it/when can it be most valuable? Thoughts, counterexamples, and battle-tested opinions welcome! -
What do YOU do to stay motivated?And I don't mean just for the LSAT - for anything. Do you unwind with some TV? What shows do you watch? Do you snack or grab some coffee? Run aro…
I enjoy fishing out in my back yard after a long day of studying, as well as go out with my girlfriend for dinner after a long day of studying as well. Glad she fully supports me, makes it a lot easier. -
pt 51 sec 1 #21 MSSpt 51 sec 1 #21 MSS Hi Everyone, I was stuck on this question, and I was wondering if someone can take a look at my breakdown of this question to…
... sliding doors are open, as it MAY happen during summer," this ... the effect and intesification that makes it a difference when the door is ... the problem here is that it's implying cold month situation ... that's how I learned it).
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Clean copy BR processJust to clarify when you LSAT PT rockstars do your clean copy BR, are you just BRing the ones your circled during your PT or are you going back throu…
... caught myself changing a timed correct answer to a wrong answer on ... 't understand the question, so it makes it a more thorough review for me ... . Or, on a positive note, it confirms my understanding when ... -
PT 69, Sec. 1, #14We debated this question for a long time in Group BR last night. While almost everyone got the correct answer, we were strongly divided about the act…
... reasoning. While the stimulus makes it a bit difficult to see ... choice flaw in play, it is much more easily ... recognized in answer choice A.
... win, since in fact it must be one or ... /> Does this help illustrate it a little better? If not let ... -
tips on helping you sleep??I am the kind of person who starts to lose sleep the moment there is some pressure (even knowing i have a PT coming up consists as pressure). Is ther…
If you're not normally used to getting up at 6 or 7 make it a practice EVERY Day for up 2 months prior to test day so your body makes it a habit.
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Predictions for June 2016 Grey/Gray DayDoes anyone have a hint, clue, inkling, feeling and/or knowledge of when grey/gray day will commence? [Admin title edit: Don't want folks to get t…
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The only target school i have is Harvard - which is a ... , just wherever is the best school balanced out with the best ... , but if i get into a t-14 somewhere else, i ... -
PT11.S2.Q12 - in the centerville botanical gardensI did this question twice in a span of about 3-4 weeks. I got it wrong both times. So what I did was diagram the stimulus: TT-->OM-->OD S-m->O…
... diagrammed it similar to a sequencing game (If that makes sense?). It makes it a bit ... is that when diagramming it, you have to sort ... how I'm doing it a bit later when I ... get home. It is definitely not an ... t feel bad about missing it twice. Fear not, ... -
What's wrong with me?So regardless if I take a timed or untimed test, I only get half of the logical reasoning questions right. The first 10-12 I get right and then it go…
... improve but just having a firm understanding makes it a lot easier. The negation ... technique for Assumption questions is a ... benefit from. It essentially changes assumption questions and makes them weaken ... -
Weakening QuestionsI read the following (I think on one of the Manhattan prep forums) about weakening questions. <b>On weakening questions, when the argument posits …
... be considered a weakening answer in a causal relationship stimulus ... occurring without A, it makes it a little more likely that A is not ... occurs without A, it makes it slightly more likely that A does not ... for B, but it still makes it a little bit less likely ... -
Need help overcoming a slumpToday is pretty weird. I am usually quite positive and optimistic when studying the LSAT, but today I'm fraught with anxiety and sheer frustration. I…
... off it.
If you're taking a ... use my anxiety when it comes to skipping questions ... br />
It helps to take a slow, focused approach ... first read. This makes it a lot easier to sort ... recommend taking it about 30 minutes before a PT/section ... -
LSAT double or single sided??Hello everyone! This may be a really silly question, but does anyone know if when we sit to take the actual LSAT if it is printed double or single…
@"Bevs ScooterMinion" Yes this helps a lot, that makes it a lot better haha!! -
contrapositive of A or B but not both... Clarification plzI understood "A or B but not both" as one of the followings: 1. A(O) B(X) 2. A(X) B(O) 3. A(X) B(X) Then what is the contrapositive of it? …
A or B translates to /A -----> B, or is negate sufficient. The not both just makes it a biconditional /A B. So that would just be two worlds, A in, B out and B in, A out. -
Where can you find harder LR questions?Heres the problem so Im getting all of the easy questions correct and some of the hard ones too but I really want to drill the really difficult quest…
... about doing that, I have a lot of books with just ... in any order so that makes it a little frustrating haha but I ... -
LSAC Chronograph Ban - this includes LSAT watchesApparently, LSAC has included chronographs as one of the other devices that are banned in the testing center. Does this mean that LSAT specific watch…
... Watches have a moving bezel with minutes marked on it doesn't ... make it chronographs?
it is referred to makes it a chronograph. I could be ... -
What to read to improve Reading Comp?I'd like to really hammer down and improve my RC score. What are the best things to read to improve RC score? My problem is reading speed/comprehensi…
... are great. Don't force it though. For science, SA seems ... -to. Being well read is a definite advantage, but I think ... broad exposure is a bit of an unsung hero ... to SA, I think that makes it a more valuable resource. Carl Sagan ... -
LG Timing?I'm ~*~*~lucky~*~*~ enough to be returning to studying for December post an oh-shucks-you're-better-that September performance. I need to work on…
... in your head as possible, it will decrease your time spent ... and "brute force" them takes a lot of time.
2 ... through the questions after, take a look at practice test 29 ... -6 LG. Time up front makes it a 3-4 minute game for ... -
PT 82 BR Sessions with J.Y. [Spoiler Warning]Hey 7Sagers, I'm leading BR calls for PT 82 (September 2017 LSAT). I'm holding 6 sessions total. 2 for each of LR 1, LR 2, and RC. Each session w…
... E does. Is there really a distinction between
“Heavily ... influenced by early jazz then it has a lot in common, right ... .
Is that where it makes it a better answer choice?
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PT16.S2.Q14 - in 1980, country aI'm a bit confused with the wording in the right answer choice- This is how I worked on this question, please let me know if there is a different w…
... for your explanation!
@BinghamtonDave It is the "Lower by more ... to hold true. However, if it says cannot be lowered by ... hypothesis. I get how that makes it a NA answer choice. But I ... parse through such language in a different question type. Please let ... -
Allen goes to the park everyday except on days when Chris goes to the park.@aburk3 https://7sage.com/lesson/except/ JY says this conditional statement is a biconditional which is equivalent to "Allen is in the park if…
... think that JY has it correct. Parsing a bit...
... /> C --> /A
But we know it *does* have to ... is at the park. This makes it a bi-conditional. There will always ... and not the other. That makes it a "forever apart" bi-conditional of ... -
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... share your interpretation of it? please and thank you ... exact text. Delete it and replace it with the PT# ... know in which order. So it looks like this:
... *could* be true, because it's possible that T visited ... T in 3rd. So that makes it a *could* be true, not ... -
PT35.S4.Q23 - older wiser tree ringThis question is a “similar reasoning question”. It says “ the higher the altitude, the thinner the air. Since Mexico City’s altitude is higher than …
Doubt either version of AC (A) would be right. The ... between (A) and (D) is subtle - (A) is wrong because it has ... />
Unless (A) would be phrased in a way which makes it a universal truth ... that statement that could make it a perfectly parallel argument. -
PT35.S4.Q23 - older wiser tree ringThis question is a “similar reasoning question”. It says “ the higher the altitude, the thinner the air. Since Mexico City’s altitude is higher than …
... Doubt either version of AC (A) would be right. The ... between (A) and (D) is subtle - (A) is wrong because it has ... > Unless (A) would be phrased in a way which makes it a universal truth ... that statement that could make it a perfectly parallel argument.
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PT35.S4.Q23 - older wiser tree ringThis question is a “similar reasoning question”. It says “ the higher the altitude, the thinner the air. Since Mexico City’s altitude is higher than …
... between (A) and (D) is subtle - (A) is wrong because it has the ... ; > Unless (A) would be phrased in a way which makes it a universal truth ... that statement that could make it a perfectly parallel argument.
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Positive correlation or causation?I was going through PT 47 and wanted some clarification on phrases. Section 1 Q23 of PT47 uses the phrase "accompanied by" and this indicates posi…
... "associated with" by itself, it just means connected with which ... When put like that it makes sense to see it causally. High cholesterol ... star question. The grammar makes it a bit harder. Other stimulus ... the same thing and that makes some of these stimulus' ... -
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... Congrats on the scholarship to a wonderful school!
> < ... This is a fantastic offer from a school with reasonable ... DC/NYC placement. I would not call it a trap school ... at all—if anything, it outperforms ...
