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PT29.S4.Q9 - "Because of increases in the price of oil..."Struggling with this. I'm stuck between how D is correct over C. See below for a break up of the stimulus. **1970-now --> Oil use decreased by 4…
... to make here. What are the different bases of comparison between (C ...
> For (C), what if the price of natural oil rose? (Answer ...
> I think that's enough for you, but feel ... expensive or less desirable in some way than natural gas equipment ... -
For those of us studying part-timeThis post is inspired by some of the really great conversation I saw after @"Alex Divine" posted a thread for full time LSAT prep folks. I'm kind of …
... /> Saturday: PT in the AM or if not ready ... a good 4 hours. The rest of the day depends.. If ... I'll drill intermittently throughout the day/evening.
... but what really motivates me also is the feedback ... have to do what's best for you! Some people can' ... -
Scores dropping?Hi Everyone, I was hoping to get some insight from some of the members of this community. For a couple of weeks, I was hitting somewhere around m…
... get some insight from some of the members of this community. For a couple of weeks ... of the way I've been studying, or if it's the types of concepts the ... had any insight as to what I can do about this ... -
Scores dropping?Hi Everyone, I was hoping to get some insight from some of the members of this community. For a couple of weeks, I was hitting somewhere around m…
... get some insight from some of the members of this community. For a couple of weeks ... of the way I've been studying, or if it's the types of concepts the ... had any insight as to what I can do about this ... -
Five Prep Tests Later - Can't Break out of the 145-150 rangeI started 7sage back in September 2016, with the intention to take the September 2017 LSAT (which I pushed back to December). After doing the core, …
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Thank you for the votes of confidence, but sadly, I haven ... was Accounts Playable's 3 questions (1. what's the main point, 2 ... for asking---it gives me some motivation!
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Reading Comp - timingHey everyone, just wanted some insight. So I have just started to tackle reading comp passages. I am curios to know for those that have increased…
... it in Mike Kim's The LSAT Trainer sections on ... Understand the roles of the component parts in the passage. For some passages (usually the most ... /> -what is the relationship between subjects?
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What kind of drilling do you do to close the BR gap?Hey 7sagers! My BR scores are in the mid-high 170s (woohoo!), but my actual scores have been stuck in the mid-160s for a while now. I know the BR…
... LR. Well at some point the approach gets too ... s the flaw (where's the crux of the argument, the reasoning) etc. Just kind of stripping myself of ... s what I meant by getting back to the basics. A little bit of ... family pressure. Ah well what's done is done.
Abstract language.I have an issue with the harder flaw reasoning questions. 99 times out of 100 i can point out the flaw. Hell i can make a stand up comedy routine abo…
... your frustration. Before going into some strategies that have helped me ... other words, what is the equivocation of a term? What would the thing that (D ... as follows: The argument fails to recognize that although some hot days ...Negating an (And/Or in Conditionals) relationshipHi dear 7sagers, and sages, First of all, I am having trouble understanding the difference between negation and contrapositive but I think I am sl…
... ; Now, if we negate the statement altogether, what happens then? **"It could ... be the case that if Tom ... />
The negation of the conditional statement would be **/[ T→(J and S) ]** (=**NOT**[ T ...PT17.S2.Q21 - nuclear reactors are sometimes builtHi All, I could use some help with this necessary assumption question. I definitely see why C is a necessary assumption, but I'm having a hard tim…
... necessary to make the negation of E render the conclusion invalid; E ... earthquake. If there are some faults that never have ... the ones near the faults that never have earthquakes. I do see what ... to establish the proximity assumption. If none of the nuclear ...PT17.S2.Q21 - nuclear reactors are sometimes builtHi All, I could use some help with this necessary assumption question. I definitely see why C is a necessary assumption, but I'm having a hard tim…
... assumption. Unfortunately, that is not what the negation of answer choice E is doing ... 's difficulty, which is in the wording. I'll attempt to clarify what the ... />
The argument's conclusion is making a **comparison** about the likelihood of being ...PT17.S2.Q21 - nuclear reactors are sometimes builtHi All, I could use some help with this necessary assumption question. I definitely see why C is a necessary assumption, but I'm having a hard tim…
... leaves us with the possibility that there are some faults that do ... to something, but alas, it's not. In other words, ... because I believe the negation of E provides for the possibility of these inactive faults ... I'm contesting the fact that it's not a necessary ...PT17.S2.Q21 - nuclear reactors are sometimes builtHi All, I could use some help with this necessary assumption question. I definitely see why C is a necessary assumption, but I'm having a hard tim…
... us with the possibility that there are some faults that do ... because I believe the negation of E provides for the possibility of these inactive ... there is the possibility that there are some faults that ... do not produce any earthquakes, _it's ...Can I treat "few" as same as "some" and "many"?Remember in "Some and Most Relationship" lesson, JY mentions that "some" and "many" can be used interchangeably because they both have subjective def…
... of questions on the LSAT, I think it's fine to think the negation of ... "few" as "most."
Few are A = Some ... />
**Negation**
Few are not A = Some are not A ... For example, J.Y.'s explanation of PT44.S2.Q13 at ** ...Is it useful?Hey guys! I hope everyone is well and enjoying their summer. I just wanted to throw this out there and see what you guys think... I’m finding d…
... understanding of the text that way.
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> So what’s the deal ... take the negation and contrapositive of something really going to help? The only part of the ... questions. Knowing how to take the negation and contrapositive are two basic ...what to do after CC?I am nearing the end of my core curriculum, what's the next step? should I be fool proofing logic games from pt 1-35? or diving into the pts? or s…
... am nearing the end of my core curriculum, what's the next step?
of questions? if so, what would be the best approach ... /> >
> what exactly is the bundle? I don't ... there are some neat advantages to having the access to the bundle. ...Nearing the end of fool proofing and still -4+My goal score is 170 which means -1/-2 in games is pretty important. I can't say I have "mastered" games through and I am nearly done with fresh game…
... the Cambridge packets (now you can design your own using 7Sage's ... effort to actually understand what a game was. I ... aside for the fool proofing of the game section of that exam. ... stage in prep, the incorporation of some strategies specifically tailored to ...Event Independence on the LSATHello again! First of all, I wanted to express my general appreciation for everyone in the 7Sage community! You guys are essentially total strangers,…
... to say yes vs. what is the likelihood of a person in a ... ). In my reading of what you have excerpted from the Trainer, I think ... than half of an already reduced number (by the some statement) of banana split ...PT9.S2.Q23 - a poor farmer was fond ofThe negation of poor is not poor. The question assumes that you are either rich or else poor. What about the middle class?
... said:
> The negation of poor is not poor. The question assumes that ... either rich or else poor. What about the middle class?
s the scenario in the farmers story. You are ...Suggestions for Equivalency Questions in LGDoes anyone else find these questions insanely hard? Granted I only started working with them in the newer Prep Tests since they didn't show up prio…
... very last (even if it’s one of the first 3 games) simply ... to tell right off the bat that the impact of some of the answer choices are ... visualize what is going on, and should lead you to the correct ...Best AdviceWhat's the best advice you received when you got bummed out while studying? What gave you the motivation and confidence to continue pushing? Thanks!
> @charlesteity said:
> What's the best advice you received when ... to be an attorney for some really pragmatic reasons. Nothing lofty ... the difference. I figure the LSAT is by far the easiest part of all of ...Method for tackling LRSo I've compiled a very thorough list of all of the LR problems that I've missed or struggled mightily with on previous PTs, and have gone over them …
... a very thorough list of all of the LR problems that I ... struggle with. I was wondering what's the best way to tackle these ... first by identifying the structure and conclusion of the argument if there ... words and phrases (e.g. "some people"; "minimal risk"), and ...timing/accuracy strategyI'm looking for a timing/accuracy strategy for my timed LR sections. I've noticed that I'm a notoriously slow starter; that is, it takes me some ques…
... developing a deeper understanding of what’s being asked of me in each question ... a strong enough understanding of what’s being asked in the stem, then I ... time and compromising my comprehension of some stimuli and therefore my accuracy ...Strategic Applications - The Jealousy GameHow can we pit schools against one another? I am working under the assumption that if I applied to school X with a GPA/LSAT higher than their medium …
... no intention of attending no matter what solely in ... s zero sum when it comes down to it. The prices of some of ... these schools is what's unethical. Several ... lead to some negative implications for others/the school itself. ...Slow Reader...So.... I'm having a hard time finishing more than 17-19 Questions in LR Sections and about 15 in RC.... I always thought I was a fast reader... until…
... the primary purpose of the passage; the author's attitude and argument about the subject matter; what the ... what is the structure of the passage; and maaaybe 1 or 2 questions about some ... detail in the passage. All those types of questions ...RC - Tips/Strategies for Art passagesHi, I'm pretty comfortable with the RC passages about science as I've watched JY's lessons about finding the opposing arguments, hypothesis, evide…
... major, so I will share some concepts from art school. Here ... Analysis is the author's interpretation of the form. What does the use of hard lines convey ... What is the artist's ethnic background? What were the social ills of the time? What were the prevailing ...Irritated and frustratedHi guys, I have been with 7SAGE for a few months now. I am only on the MSS section of the course. I find myself irritated and frustrated every time…
... point from the supporting premise(s). The importance of identifying the main point of a stimulus ... identify the main point, there must be, by definition, some sort of support ... for that contention. Ask yourself: "what is this ...PT61.S4.Q25 - there can be no individual freedomWould anyone be willing to walk me through this one? I just can't step back enough to see it clearly and feel certain I understand (and I don't have …
... (s) by some sort of logical gap. It is our job to provide the ... have the rule of law? What is the argument's support? The support comes after the "for." The ... , what about the rest of the stimulus, namely, what turns out to be the red herring? The ...PT54.S4.Q03 - researcher: any country can determine whichI am having trouble understanding why answer choice A is a necessary assumption. I eliminated this answer choice because of the word ANY. I think it …
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"A type of banking system that works well ... wanted to disagree with me what would you say?
< ... country."
That's the negation. Sometimes it helps to just ... everything. 5 year olds are the master of the negation.Consistency in the 170sMy PTs have been ranging between 168-173. Does anyone have any advice on how and what helped them to push into the 175+ range?
... something translates in LR, here's some of what I call 'Get you out ... ) work with the context: what's happening around the confusing portion, what's the author doing, presenting ... you off your focus with the rest of the passage.
iii) rename ...
