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How much does the law school you attend really matter?Hi everyone, I'm in a bit of a dilemma and I'm wondering if with your experience, you'd have any advice for me. I began studying for the LSAT in Jun…
... ended right before the September 2018 LSAT. The class was ... not score well at all which was expected. Now, ... and in a completely different way than before. I am ... off, which I really do not want to do. **The school ... I will still take the test, do the best I can, ... -
An introduction, and are the pencil threads a joke?Salutations! So when I first saw the pencil threads here and at TLS my impression was that they were jokes entirely. But as a result of them I did…
... it did make me curious, does 7sage just happen to have ... artistic grade pencils around or does a high quality pencil ... don't necessarily know which parts of the field that is. ... Interesting that it developed that way. The language instinct is fascinating. < ... -
Thank you, 7Sage + All my AdviceMy LSAT journey has been more or less a year and a half long, and I just wanted to write a very long post that will hopefully be useful to this commu…
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How to properly analyze the relationship between the Premises and Conclusions w. Conditionals?!LR Question Referring To: PT#J07 S#3 Q#17 (Exercising muscles in one back...) Hey all! Hope all is well, I just have a question about how to prop…
... proper alignment of back, but does the stimulus say that having a ... true and only question the support then wouldn't the already established connection ... associated with it which would basically mean that the first gap mentioned ... -
PT22.S4.Q17- "Council Member: The preservation of individual...."The stimulus tells us that property rights are super important to the city council. Then we are told that for that particular city, there are restric…
... things to be this way, despite the council members cries ... does something to their property, it affects your own property. Which ... which is located on three acres of land and the ... restricted, and thus deepened the mystery behind the contradiction
PT42.S4.Q16 - The obligation to express gratitudeHi, I chose the right answer, but I just wanna know how the psychologist reasons. I thought the argument would have made more sense if the conclusi…
... have made more sense if the conclusion were "expressing gratitude anonymously ... is bad for the society."
So, what support does the psychologist uses to ... express gratitude, which cannot be fulfilled anonymously? Is the support from "the important social ...PT91.S2.Q22 - Need helpHi, I am having trouble understanding which part does "a generalization with apparently disconfirming evidence" refer to in the stimulus. And that…
... , the author does appeal to something in the premise to support the conclusion. However, the supporting ... reasoning, we need to identify the way the author makes her point. In ... try to reconcile the generalization and the fact, which is different from my ...LSAT Tips: Reviewing the Right WayHi all! Check out the latest edition of the 7Sage LSAT Digest, in which I discuss the some tips for reviewing and recognizing mistakes. You can re…
... edition of the 7Sage LSAT Digest, in which I discuss the some tips ... recognizing mistakes. You can read the post here: https://7sage. ... .com/p/lsat-tips-reviewing-the-right-way
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https:// ..."New Concepts" in the Conclusion - Explicitly *ask* whether you see anyI was posting this as a comment to a thread in which someone asked for a "trick" to identifying assumptions. But I thought it'd be more useful as its…
... make the assumption that the argument itself is making*, which is ... incentives in the same way that the average non- ... 3. Reducing homeless populations? Does the premise say anything at all ... way that didn't relate to incentivizing them, then the premise (which ...Does 7SAGE take the lowest of 2 LRs when calculating scores?When we take a 4-part test on 7SAGE and it calculates our score, does the platform automatically take the lower of the 2 LR scores, does it flip 50/5…
... score, does the platform automatically take the lower of the 2 LR scores, does it ... LR section but great on the other, which makes me think its ... automatically taking the lesser of the two LR ...Trap Answers Episode 3: Wrong Question Stem, Extreme LanguageTake a minute to answer this question in the poll before continuing. This question is EVIL!!!! It may not seem so at first, but allow me to unpack th…
... this statement unnecessary), no where does the argument support this!!!! DON'T FORGET ... , not looking to fix the passage in any way. Once you remember ... . It uses the exact same language of the passage, which usually indicates a ...December 1991 Digital LR2 9 Why is this answer correct??An easy willingness to tell funny stories or jokes about oneself is the surest mark of supreme self-confidence. This willingness, often not acquired …
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Which one of the following inferences is most ... in their presence is a way of expressing one's ... For example, if the stimulus discusses only the group in a survey ... test and use the stimulus to support the answer, nowhere does it discuss a ...PT71.S4.Q13/Q16/Q22If anyone is able to explain any of the above questions, I'd be very grateful. To be more specific: Q13 - stuck between A and D Q16 - was abl…
... paragraph of Passage B this way). So the the right answer is D ... not the cause." The closest thing he says is "evidence does not support the claim ... rather than with the primary sense perceptions on which those constructs are ...Pseudo sufficient question - meaning?All the different companies use different phrases for question types and I'm getting a bit confused by the different terms. Can someone explain what …
... the way there.
PSA questions are often phrased like this: "Which ... one of the following principles, if true ... the reasoning; it just needs to give it a lot of support ... .
Does that help at ...Cheat Sheet - LR question typesFor LR reasoning is there a cheat sheet out there that summarizes all the strategies by question type?
... remove the support
• What support? The support the premise provide to the ... the additional premise (correct answer choice) the existing premise(s) are now, way ... the conclusion, it is an argument which ... assumption does very little to help the argument, ...PT65.S4.Q23 - dogs are the descendants of domesticated wolveshttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-65-section-4-question-23/ This question has had me stumped for like 3 days! I have done everything I can t…
... , but regardless of which category you throw it ... task, examine the argument, identify the conclusion, the support, and find the gap/flaw ... the argument because it would indicate that closeness in ancestry actually does ... to old wolves. Either way, it tells us ...For LR ( not lg, sorry) , do you ALWAYS read the question stem first, then read paragraph?Just wondering if everyone does it this way and if it is superior to reading the passage then the question
... , is the superior way to approach any of the questions. Reading the question stem ... ask you which role a certain statement played in the argument. If ... from finding the flaw. Regardless of whether the premise does not support the conclusion or ...Need help from a Sage? (Closed)Hi all, I got a ton of help from fellow 7Sagers when I was studying for the LSAT. Now that I'm a Sage, I'm trying to pay it forward by helping out…
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Everyone who does well on the LSAT gets into HYS ... to each other, but rather which direction the support flows. To figure this ... well on the LSAT, and everyone who does well on the LSAT ... does well.
I find that thinking about it this way ...How to improve reading speed on RC?Hi everyone! So RC is my strength and I usually only miss 8-9 questions on the whole section and that is mostly because I run out of time! If I h…
... understanding the reasoning structure: what are the conclusions drawn, what is the support given ... , and why does the author argue in this way. Hmmm the first ... before I move into the Q's, which is a sort of ...Why are LSAT scores given so much weight for admissions decisions?Dear JY, I love your website. The explanations for the logical games are carefully thought out and well presented. I wished I knew about your web…
... and formal logical concepts. Does the either the LSAT Ultimate or Premium ... at literally every school to which you will apply (this ... their jobs and voice their support for the standardized test industry? < ... really hard to find your way into that arena, let ...What does the phrase "what's more" mean?I am doing the Miscellaneous Questions Problem Set 5, and 18.4.21 has me really confused. I googled the meaning and got this: http://ell.stackexchan…
... Which of Mark's statements does that support?
You're way ... quality" also refers back to the guitar's sound. You' ... ignore a huge swath of the context for your interpretation ... any sound.
The conflicting supposition is otherwise as ...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…
... an example? Offering support? Introducing the next paragraph? Offering his ... on the LSAT - the authors use words the same way we ... he contrasts de-constructivism which comes from construction (an ... /> Question 12 : What does the author think makes for good ...Problems identifying the conclusion in long LR questionsHi, I seem to be having problems correctly identifying the conclusion in complicated LR questions. Does anyone have tips for this? Thanks!
... and dirty (though not foolproof) way of doing this is by ... to introduce subsidiary conclusions, which function to support the argument's main conclusion ... using each sentence--does the sentence/idea function to support some other idea ...Relative Support: An Observation/Potential New TrendProps to the BR Group on this, I really kinda just stole this observation from those guys! So there are two questions in PT 78 where it really fee…
... Strongly Supported question, a correlation does support a causation and a single ... statements, if true, most strongly support which of the following statements:
way too many assumptions and we ...When do we know "in other cases" can be helpful or not?Hi, I thought "other cases" are alwas irrelevant to the case discussed in the stimulus... I thought "yes, maybe that happens in this case, but ma…
... genius as well.
The support would be weak, but it ... be support. Not only is telekinesis possible according to the AC ... br />
So while the AC does not mention Person A, it ... I hope this demonstrates a way in which outside examples could be ...Powerscore LR BibleIf you have used the Powerscore LR Bible, this question is for you! I have previously used the LSAT Trainer and have just begun the Core Curricul…
... conditional logic and argument forms does a WAY better job. I feel ... an answer choice which turns out to be the correct answer, it ... , get good at finding the conclusions and the support that tries to substantiate ...Sufficient Assumption QuestionsSo overall, I either suck terribly at the SA questions during the PT process where I spend too much time on mapping out the lawgic or when I go over …
... over the question and thinking the support is generally the two lines above the ... amount of time. If it does not, then I recommend ... ) exactly how the conclusion is supported (know which variables/factors lead ... SA arguments in a conditional way, when it may not ...PT11.S4.Q19 - the proposal to extend clinical trialsThe argument breakdown is as follows: P1: Surgical procedures differ in one important aspect from medicinal drugs. P2: This one important aspect …
... 2, what is the support? What is offered in support of this conclusion ... root out which things weren’t effective? For instance, does an ... , this question does something that still occurs on the LSAT. An ... of this as a way in which the LSAt pulls a cross- ...PT28.S1.Q05 - the number of codfishhttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-28-section-1-question-05/ Here is the LSAT question from the problem set I am currently on in the course. …
... the switch from contextual information to a possible argument. So how does ... that support/conclusion relationship. Which is a support/conclusion relationship used as a way ... does the application of (C) weaken the idea that the seals didn't cause the ...Quick weakening/attack premises questionI had a quick question - based on the 7sage lessons on weakening, you never directly attack a premise or conclusion; rather, you take support away fr…
... itself without attacking the gap between the premise and conclusion which is what ... conclude. Their relevancy to the argument is the support structure. If we can ... like this question does not even use the gaps in the way the studies are ...
