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PT68.S2.Q10 - people who are allergic to catshttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-68-section-2-question-10/ My interpretation of the stimulus is that people who are allergic to cats react to…
... it Peter:
Most Strongly Supported Question Stem:
... gt; Allergens in their skin and Saliva + spread it everywhere ... is not supported.
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PT68.S2.Q10 - people who are allergic to catshttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-68-section-2-question-10/ My interpretation of the stimulus is that people who are allergic to cats react to…
... Most strongly supported you have to ease up a little bit. Look at the ... proteins in animal's skin secretions and saliva. The next idea should ... Every cat can spread saliva and secretions. Every cat can ... allergic reaction in certain people and not in others.
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possibly withdrawingI may have to withdraw. My most recent PTs were going great until I got to the newer tests, and then my score sloooowly went down again. This is afte…
... else, what you will say to them or suffering the question and answer ... is precisely the difference between those who soar to great heights, and those who ... before it's over. So MP/MC and summary, reach for what you ... -
Reading Comprehension Process of Elimination??The problem I have with Reading Comprehension is that for some questions an answer choice is considered to be correct even though its not necessary v…
... must be true and it is more of a most strongly supported (depending on ... real pro, then you do what you want bc... well you ... watching the videos for the approaches for the different types of questions and drilling ... -
Reading Comprehension Process of Elimination??The problem I have with Reading Comprehension is that for some questions an answer choice is considered to be correct even though its not necessary v…
... ..with longer stimulus. The question types repeat and are within easily identified ... , look at Most Strongly Supported or Must Be True questions. Main Point/Main Conclusion will always ... you're asked what an author meant by the use of a ... -
Highlighter on test?I see in the items you're allowed to bring, that a highlighter is included. I wasn't aware you could use one. Anyone can clarify? Thanks
... to highlighter just to note the difference between opinion 1 vs opinion 2 ... .
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Drilling...Hey guys, i had a quick question. I'm currently going through the Manhattan LSAT LR book right now following "The NoodleyOne's Foolproof Guide to a 1…
... on what you are comfortable with... if you grasp the ... needed to do the 7sage examples of Most Strongly Supported MSS question ... type along with just one set... and ... of questions after the 7sage example and only got better ... -
February LSAT ScoreCongratulations to everyone who went grey yesterday and thanks to everyone for being so helpful during the waiting threads. I just want to say to …
... and got close to what you wanted and what you're capable of, that's ... all thats important.
And ... , you're luckily at the top of the echelon. The difference between 173 to 178 ... -
PT32.S4.Q24 - increasing complexity of scientific inquiryhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-32-section-4-question-24/ Can someone please explain this? I got the right answer but I can't justify my rea…
... as very clearly distinct from Most Strongly Supported questions. In other words, ... an inference that is supported by the entire stimulus necessary, ... the other answer choices can be eliminated which is what ... allowed me to find the correct answer ... -
Wait lists, Scholarships, or RetakeHey guys, I'm stressed over this decision. I just want to hear opinions. I took the LSAT twice. 156 and 167. The rest of my credentials are good, …
... advance of the facts... yes you are at Cornell's median... and personally ... not working... what more? the the difference between employment prospects from a GW and even a ... prof Brian Leiter's report from a year and a few months ... -
Why 'Knowledge' Is Not Enough***Some background here before we start. I love to write, and I don't get to do it enough. I also happen to have a little knowledge about the LSAT an…
As someone trying to push past the mid 160's scoring for good, your vision of what a 170+ scorer is like, and the difference between the two, is really helpful. Thanks Jon! -
T's Progress JournalHey 7Sage! I am very excited to finally get started on my journey towards law school. A little information about myself. Im starting 3rd year in …
... this heres what I got on the Problem sets for MP and MSS ... knowledge to the question (falling for traps)
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Many and MostCan someone please explain if there is a logical difference between "many" and "most?" I remember reading or watching in one of the logic lesson vide…
... and another idea (dogs & things that are cute)
• Describes the difference between ... Some & Most relationships
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7Sage without PDFsHello all! I'm new to 7Sage and gained access a few weeks before the LSAC disallowed the use of LSAT PDFs. I found the PDFs very helpful while they w…
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The "first ... having any say about what people do with hard ... doesn't happen. It's the same reason why you hear ... PrepTests are absolutely necessary for most people to succeed, so I ... -
I keep missing a very specific question typeI keep missing two types of questions, "Which would the author most likely agree with" and "what is the author's attitude towards X". Other than that…
... about the author's attitude or opinion of the subject matter regardless of what ... reflect on either what the author says or how the author writes ( ... able to tell the difference between "cautious optimism", "unbridled enthusiasm", and "reluctant agreement".
PT39.S2.Q12 - it is wrong for the government to restrict the liberty of individualshttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-39-section-2-question-12/ hello, I just want to make sure weather my reasoning was right. It was infer q…
... proof of the other. There is no difference between being 'not wrong' and 'right ... ', because if you are not wrong then what else ... />
It's the same with things like open/closed and valid/invalid ...Logical Reasoning: assumption and weaken questionsHi! I'm having some major troubles with assumption and "which will weaken the argument" questions...any tips would REALLY be appreciated at this poin…
... , this question appears a lot. What I mean is this is ... looking to attack the support relationship to the conclusion. The difference between B and D in this ... at the support just the conclusion. I find that most (if not always) the answer ...Do I hit a wall? Any advice would be appreciated, Thank you!!Hi Everyone, In the beginning of June this summer, I was in the middle 150. In the last 4 prep test, I got 154 in prep test 63(BR 169), 160 in prep …
... to the passage. I have some trouble with inference questions and most strongly supported questions ... it and could not have a well-built short-term memory. What ...how to improve on logical reasoningI feel like I am hitting a plateau on the LR section, I keep getting 7 or 8 questions wrong every time I do it. I am starting to feel sick while doin…
... . 100% strict timing 100% of the time.
@ ... am mostly good at weakening, strongly supported and method of reasoning.
... If you're getting MoR, what do you think is your ...
Which assumption Q's are the biggest issue—SA or NA?Getting Back UpI reposted this comment of mine from @blah170blah 's great thread to those who are disappointed. I thought my story would help some of you realize y…
... /> what was the difference you felt in your own ability between 2nd and 3rd ... these different takes and whether the score matched what you expected. ... misleading with respect to one's real scoring level, it ... of mine from @blah170blah 's great thread to those who ...Is 4 Months Enough Time?Hi, I'm new to this lsat prep (just started today). I took the LSAT last year and scored a 144 and I graduated from undergrad with a 3.5 GPA and I…
... like distance from the situation is what you need. And you need to ... 160's (heck, maybe even high 160's and beyond), but it's really ... , that's due in large part to a difference in the score range ... in 4 months for most people, but what's the point? To relate back ...Why a JD?Does anyone want to get a JD but not actually practice law/ be a lawyer? This isn't my story (I want to be a lawyer) but I am curious to learn about …
With any investment, it's worth it if you get ... ,000. So $210,000 is the difference between going to law school for ... this is approximated and I've over-estimated for the most part. Canadian ... a nerd on weekdays. It's a weekday. Therefore...Skippity Skip SkipWho here has developed a system for skipping questions? What type of criterion does it/must it fulfill for you to justify a skip? Any and all insight…
... better at recognizing that feeling and cutting myself off...
... get a question wrong, most likely more than one question ... of what questions I get right and wrong, and not the questions ... reaction that can be the difference between barely finishing on time ...Freaking Out with Later PTs!Hi All, With the October test fast approaching, I've been doing the PTs in the late 60s (think 65-69). Before that I had done every test from 35-5…
... in any of the programs) and also picked up the Manhattan LR book ... , I only now truly understand what the difference between the two are. After re-learning ... it is a very common (the most common?) question type. Hopefully this ...Labeling in LROut of curiosity, do people generally label the LR passages (i.e. Premises, conclusions, etc.) or just do it mentally? I'm considering labeling the p…
... am having trouble analyzing the passage). What I almost always do ... especially helpful for most strongly supported questions and inference questions because the correct answer choice ... , I think explicitly labeling the premises and conclusions is very helpful. ...Law Passages are so hard :(Hi Everyone! This is my first time writing in the forums. I am totally struggling with understanding Law passages in Reading Comprehension and I'm no…
That's because ....
< ... 35 minute section, and then read the passages again to ... And try to actually learn the material (like, do you know what the difference between ... common law and civil law is?) ...PT. 30 S2 Q05My initial answer choice was the correct answer (B). But I ended up going with A because the language seemed too extreme. Should we expect/allow the …
... as sort of reverse most strongly supported types of questions because ... This is simply not supported because the parent tried without success ... which is exactly what the situation was here. The child didn't ... she followed because reason and imitation didn't work. ...RC Problem Sets - Should we be marking up the the preptests?Hi everyone, Just curious how everyone is doing the problem sets. I am reluctant to actually mark up the preptests used for the problem sets as I d…
... tips & Nicole it's great to know that 36 ... will go back and do my BR on the RC section ... can someone please explain the difference between drilling and doing the problem sets. I'm ... what you consider drilling yet? I've worked through the syllabus to the ...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…
... that the difference between a “begging the question” and the stimulus is that the stimulus’s premises ... aren’t assuming the conclusion ...
I think I see what everyone means now, though. Let ...PT 71 Section 1 #15I need some help on this MSS question The stimulus states that some vitamin-fortified foods have 100% recommend daily intake of vitamin A and D. W…
... exceed the recommended daily intake (RDA) of vitamins A and ... have 100% of the RDA. It’s a warranted assumption ... eat 2-3x the recommended serving. And it’s a warranted ... This is just a most strongly supported question. It’s probable, though not certain ...
