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Hi, when I first started studying I studied only games and pretty much had them mastered, or so I thought. Then however, I started studying the other two sections and neglected my games skills. So when I re-incorporated the games into practice I str…
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My advice is take it in stride and focus on accuracy and each question at-a-time as you progress.
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I believe you can "sort" in the question bank by question type and difficulty.
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You're okay then! Sounds like a sound plan. Now review the games and dig deep and do them again...
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I'm not looking for flaw necessarily on strengthen or weaken, but rather looking to add to the support for the argument for strengthen. For weaken I am looking for alternative, causal argument, or reversal.
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Hi Lauren, But or however would indicate upcoming premises most likely.
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Hi all, I am bumping this post (my first time bumping so hope I have done it correctly...) as it relates to how I feel about my prep currently. I am consistently scoring -9 to -7 in both RC and LR. I do not feel it is clearly a matter of fundamental…
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The conclusion, as stated above, is a sentence or part of a sentence that is supported by the premises. It can also be stated as a claim or an opinion, which is another indicator.
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@lsat_sus question. What do you mean "....from those questions...". You are taking what you learned from the first LR section and applying to the second LR section that you will be doing in the zoom call? Sorry I am confused.
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@eddieh414 just remember, there is only 1 correct answer.
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@eddieh414 are the last few LR questions diagrammable? Sometimes I find if I can map it out it will get me to the right answer. I, unusually, do well on the last few questions which are supposedly the hardest, but often fall short in the late middle…
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Good luck Daniel! @canihazJD A hui hou
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Hi, are you getting all the easy and the medium questions correct? If so, then you can focus on the hard ones and the suggestions above are good. Also your sufficient and necessary skills must be spot on and to diagram can get you through a tough qu…
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Yep > 50%
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Whether it's principle or MSS the answer choice still needs to be supported by the passage right? And E is the clear answer here.
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E is correct because the author needs this to be true in order to have his argument. If the dogs were able to travel by some other means than by boat, or did in fact occur on separate occasions or whatever, it would hurt the argument.
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Not sure why we are bringing real world into our analysis. We are to accept the premises as true.
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The conclusion is the public's fear
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Perhaps slow down, do not even attempt the later questions, until you start to incrementally improve on getting more answers correct through the section.
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The logical opposite of must be true is could be false. Maybe as you go through the answer choices or your process you say to yourself, "could this be false".
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J.Y. explains that the conclusion in C doesn't not match.
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@"paulmv.benthem" has anyone ever given you advice to start from the conclusion back to premises
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Agree
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I will give it a shot - corrections are welcomed because I struggle with bi-conditionals also Not both: J or M serve on the panel but not both J ----> /M (one is forever out) Bi-Conditional apart: J and M do not serve on same panel togethe…
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I am not sure if you are referring to the grammar lessons in the curriculum or as @Cynthia-2 says definitions of a word, but I definitely agree with @shaybaebee to focus on reading the word in the context of the sentence, phrase or even paragraph. A…
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Have you explored the Law Schools GPA/LSAT ranking page on this website?
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Great job! Keep going.... ?
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Mahalo!
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Very nice of you @tealeavesbreadloaves I will tune in
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Hi there, games are giving me a hard time also. Are you foolproofing?