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Feeling extremely discouragedI have been studying for more than six months at this point. I am hoping to take the June 2016 LSAT. My last 10 preptest have been between 159-163 wi…
... one was an LG bomb, which seems to be the case ... for a particular question, sometimes JY points out a word that ... tricks the LSAT writers use, because they use them over and over ... -
LG: Get your house in order?I'm wondering how folks actually organize the physical workspace for LG? How and where do you actually write on the paper? I'm kind of old and have d…
... I often wish I had JY's magic eraser, but it ... without - remember that unlike JY, who has to write down ... they are identical). I use fewer charts than questions because ... in kicks T out, which kicks Z in, and ... errors and clarify things, which results in a net time ... -
Strengthen/Weaken Q-typeI have a question regarding strengthen and weaken questions: If I am stuck between two AC's, could I simply try to put both of them into the argument…
... 't remember if it was JY or somebody in the forums ... better than some electric cars. Does that weaken the conclusion that ... , because the conclusion does say "as long as" which could be read ... -
I might be a foolI know the fool-proof method for logic games is vaunted around here. But I might be the exceptional fool. See, I've done every game from PTs 1-57, mo…
... better than -4" what does that mean? You hardly ever ... PT's). If so, use the BR process to learn ... to trust your instincts and use the saved minutes for ... games.
Do you use skipping strategies to make sure ... .
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PT32.S4.Q03 - Traffic AccidentHi all, Link to the lesson: https://7sage.com/lesson/traffic-accident-principle-question?ss_completed_lesson=1135 First of all, C can be eliminat…
... it is just a sloppy use of action, consequence and undertake ... consequence of inaction! If we use English "inaction" = "lack of action ... (ignoring police precautions), which DOES have direct consequences. Colleen DOES undertake that act ... -
Argument by Analogy v. Argument by CounterexampleHey all, I seem to have found an issue in my thought process which needs addressing. I cannot distinguish between an <i>analogy</i> in an argument…
... : Just as all bats use echolocation, so too do ... all Jedis use the Force. And a counterexample ... a Jedi, but doesn't use the Force.
which is why it's an ... 's true, that alone does not suffice to determine whether ... -
When to Use a Chart Versus Regular Grouping Game Set Up. PLEASE HELPI have a question about when to use the chart versus the regular grouping game set up. I’ve come up with a few indicators, please clarify the 3rd.…
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The symptoms game does the same thing using the ... And yes, the LSAT does allow for rules of nature ... .
c. You can use either type of board if ... gardens (cross group rule). JY used a chart, I used ... board than a chart, and JY has a magic eraser :-)< ... -
RC PassagesTypically, it takes me 5/6 minutes to read an entire passage without ignoring anything. How in the world can one read some of these lengthy and b…
... unless you're ESL, in which case it will take longer ... the LSAT - the authors use words the same way we ... So he contrasts de-constructivism which comes from construction (an unskilled ... judging
Question 13: What does he think of deconstructivism. Nothing ... -
Reading Comp best practices for improvementHi all, I'm really interested in crowd sourcing some best practices for improving reading comp, especially from those of you who have seen significa…
... " are, just that this guy does them and this other one ... ). The science passages tend to use much more clear and direct ... .
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Mac vs PCHi everyone, This is for current law students if there any still lurking around. Are you using a PC or Mac laptop for law school? What are some…
I have to use both a PC and a ... sticks and new hard drives, which allows them to charge an ... , though - you're likely to use the computer for word processing ... along with, go ahead and use it in school. But don ... need to because "everybody else does it ". -
Mac vs PCHi everyone, This is for current law students if there any still lurking around. Are you using a PC or Mac laptop for law school? What are some…
... MacBooks do not have touch-screen capability is beyond comprehension. Surface ... that I also use in tablet mode but it does have limited ... study b/c you can use stylus overlaid on top of ... -
How to get rid of huge LG inconsistency before JuneBeen trying for several months to tie down logic games. Hasn't happened yet. I'm averaging about -3 on my last several preptests, but that belies big…
... I use a timer and re-do games on which I either ... got something wrong, did not hit JY's ... -
Had a bit of a meltdownStudying was going well for about 5 months, had a bit of a meltdown at my job - wasn't sure if I wanted to try go to law school anymore and stopped f…
... is definitely what I want, which motivates me to work hard ... accomplish, they just want to use it to compare themselves to ... pursue your goals while it does! -
Mastering logic gamesI'm currently working on the logic games bundle. While I've been getting -1 or -2 per game untimed I continue to test every answer choice even after …
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How does Question type or POE fit ... ., acceptable situation, CBT/CBF) use POE as the most efficient ... at this point, practice identifying which questions require POE and save ... bad habits, plus wisely use rather than burn precious practice ... -
Mastering logic gamesI'm currently working on the logic games bundle. While I've been getting -1 or -2 per game untimed I continue to test every answer choice even after …
... the games, but you can use parts of both methods and ... you prefer. I primarily used JY's system, but the Trainer ... (green tyrannosaur figurine, for example), which JY doesn't really use. -
The "Should" Principle"Finding the conclusion" is as easy as riding a bicycle... and as hard, for struggling students. I have noticed that the word "should" is as help…
... While it is possible to use "should" in a premise but ... sort of normativity or expectation, which can be anywhere in an ... mechanical shortcuts that students can use to improve their score. And ... giving them a mechanical shortcut does nothing to encourage them to ... -
What to do with an LR question stem that has a lot of contextual information?JY is recommending reading the LR question stem first and figure out what question type it is before moving on the the stimulus, which I fully agree …
... specific terms where they normally use more generic language. So they ... to provide the principle upon which Zimbabwe’s argument rests, but ... were to ask: “What role does Zimbabwe’s claim that the ... -
In/out game with sub-category general ruleGeneral rule: If a sub category has only one in/out spot, split the game board based on filling that spot, no matter how many worlds comes out of it …
I think that’s a good general rule. Check out PT 24 Game 4, great application of this. It’s not how JY does it, but by splitting into three boards based on the second rule which does exactly what you’re talking about, this game was a breeze. -
PT20.S3.G2 - a university library budget committee"Diagramming on Gameboard: Two ‘not both’ Conditional Statements with Common Necessary Cond." Hi 7Sagers, In this game: https://7sage.com/lsat_…
... 't a great use of your mental resources. When JY means by ... or accuracy. In other words, JY's decision to split or ... doing the games like how JY does them and then redo the ... -
How does 7Sage compare to Blueprint, Testmasters, and PowerScore?I stopped studying for the LSAT back in January after a year of 8hr study days and little progress. I went through the Blueprint curriculum and read …
... . First of all, you get JY who just explains the material ... to grasp the fundamental concepts which this test is built on ... wasted. You also get analytics which keeps track of every question ... well I'm able to use that tool. Of course, the ... -
Speed? BR?Hey guys! I just finished core curriculums and did some PTs. I know you all do blind reviews, but so far I haven't done them yet. As a non-native spe…
... ’s all good @"Katherine-2" . Use PTs 1-36 to drill ... , you need to BR. Speed does not come from moving fast ... from understanding the logic upon which the test operates. I actually ... analogy to riding a bike which I really liked: It’s ... -
Can I bring a backpakg to the testing center?I will take the June LSAT for the first time in my life. I saw that we can't bring a cellphone to the testing center, but can we bring a backpack and…
... 1 gallon/3.79 liters), which must be stored under your ... into the test center or use any of the following:< ... br /> calculators
photographic or recording devices
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PT53.S1.Q09 - global surveys estimatehttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-53-section-1-question-09/ I could really use some help on this one. First, here's a quick breakdown of …
... possibility of "no turtles", which doesn't undermine the conclusion ... and choose which part of the negation you want to use. "Very ... and LSAT writers wouldn't use such vague language for a ... in danger of extinction", it does destroy the conclusion "the ... -
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For RC, which looks like your fundamentally weakest ... .
After you find out which answers are right, go through ... reason to pick it. Watch JY's explanation, participate in a ... 't seen before (you can use PTs 1-36 for this ... -
Extreme wordsThankfully, things are starting to click in regards to logical reasoning... I have a long uphill battle but for the most part I am starting to get so…
... for great sufficient assumptions. To use JY's basketball theme from the ... consciousness. So, that's weak. Which is great. The weaker the ... -
Mapping Logical Reasoning: Do we have a set of questions available?Hi Everyone! I've been doing a lot of work recently with memorizing valid inferences that can be made from conditional and inter-sectional statem…
... one on your own and use that as part of your ... your prep. If you watch JY's videos you'll see ... involves no conditional logic. He does that to help teach but ... -
Start drilling LR?OK I should finish the LR curriculum tonight. I am really feeling much better about my grasp of the concepts, however I am still falling for traps.…
... I am enjoying the curriculum. JY is really the perfect teacher ... my job's slow season which is May-early sept. ... I have a little freedom. Which is why the Sept test ... I am making sure I use every free moment I have ... on the first test. (which I am sure is like ... -
Test 7 questions & observationSO I just took Section 1 LR of the Feb 1993 LSAT to help me drill and practice studying. I am going to blind review it this evening and then score i…
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Ok that does make me feel better about ... what the heck I know JY did not cover this... but ... I just get so frustrated. Which I know everyone experiences.
PT49.S2.Q14 - scientist: a controversy in paleontologyHi all, Find that I'm having a very difficult time coming to terms with the right answer choice for this question. I find that B makes too large …
... stood upright first." The scientist does this by arguing that "standing ... sufficient condition is negated, does it destroy the line of ... in the domain of dexterity-which again, plays to a nuisance ... s argument. What does instead is the "free use of hands." Both ...PT16.S2.Q24 - uplandian supreme courtCan someone help me out with this one? Apparently the correct answer is E, but I'm not particularly able to pin down the argument structure or unders…
... the supreme court has to use stuff in addition to the ... that both conclusions are inconsistent, which they seem to be.
does the argument ignore? What single ... Answer E: Yes. The argument does conclude that a particular premise ...
