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Which LR section will this session cover? Both?
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I have to give you a heads-up: many of those tutors aren't available. How do I know? I've reached out to them and they don't reply
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Obviously, only the LSAC people know but looking at how COVID is going, I think it's safe to say the May test will be Flex.
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That is unfortunate. I don't have access to that test. If you still would like it answered, perhaps you can let me know.
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What is PTA? which prep test is this?
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Is A supported though? Where is void dire mentioned? It is discussed in the third and fourth paragraphs but be cautious because the opinion given in the third paragraph is the judge's opinion but the question is asking about what the author is likel…
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S was indeed a filmmaker but the passage says his films contain elements from W. African oral culture and storytelling. A does the job of strengthening the argument that A. oral storytelling uses binary opposition; it's not perfect since it's only "…
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Main Point questions zero in on what the author is ultimately trying to communicate to the reader. I think after reading the first paragraph, you can get an idea of what the main point is because the second, third, and fourth paragraphs elaborate on…
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I didn't find the third fact given in the stimulus to be helpful or relevant in getting the answer lol. 1.) When voters blame all parties equally for scandals, incumbents from both are reelected 2.) When voters blame one party in particular, incum…
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Yeah I think so because to be critical is to show skepticism
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So Mr. H saw an alien spaceship and a newspaper reported on it. The argument claims the newspaper should not have been skeptical of his claims and shows an "unjustified bias" because Mr. H is a trusted community member. This argument is faulty and w…
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If there are any questions you have you can post them and I will try my best to help
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Is it on a particular in/out game, or general questions?
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Well, the issue isn't whether or not the children will attend the school. The argument is assuming the parents will use their vouchers to select schools based upon how good their academic offerings are since the argument uses this as evidence to con…
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The issue with the argument is the author concluding that the papers published by scientists were written as part of a conspiracy to discredit Professor S. (They're all out to get this Professor Smith!) But maybe they really did have compelling evid…
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So there is an apparent discrepancy: how is it possible that the amount of extractable oil has remained the same and we haven't discovered any new oil fields and yet consumption of said oil has increased? E proposes a possible explanation for that d…
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You're probably not going to like hearing this, but I had to get a tutor. "Reading slowly" and "carefully" just didn't help because there were details that I was just missing and worse, I wasn't even aware that I was missing them until someone point…
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Is the reasoning that if you have more representatives, then the visits to pharmacists would be more thinly spread out among the representatives leading to a drop in the number of visits?
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Hm. Does that mean C is factually correct but just not a principle?
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Uh no. I was born here and english was my first language.
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What does it actually mean by "redistribution of social goods"?
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Uh so there are two different explanations for C and IDK which one to pick...could I just eliminate C because it doesn't connect the premises to the conclusion? C: Criticism is unwarranted P: no practical way to have a wider distribution of artwork
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Could you also explain why C is incorrect
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The first sentence has a causal relationship: the substantial increase in the number of flights has caused the number of aircraft collisions to increase. This sentence has repercussions for the correct answer so I would keep it in mind as I read the…
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I wouldn't be thinking about animals because we just aren't given any information about them so whatever you think about animals and their brains is just unfounded speculation. All we know from the stimulus is: toddlers have no trouble sorting thi…
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I personally would. And read around it as well.
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So you're right. There is a causal relationship in the stimulus: What caused the reduction in turnaround time for ambulances? The author says the causes was this redefining of "top priority" cases from a wider variety of emergencies to now just hear…
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It's not so much about overtly expressing European dominance over native cultures but about using native customs, rituals, traditions to ingratiate Europeans with the natives, to establish their own legitimacy by using/modifying native culture to pr…
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Ooo, this thing is tricky. The proposed change will be put to a majority vote ONLY IF the group of tenants can obtain the signatures of 10% of tenants and the argument concludes the pet lovers were voted down, but in order to be voted down, it ass…
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LG are here to stay for a good while. It takes years to develop a new section, so don't worry lol the flexes for this year are sure to have LG