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LOGICAL REASONING: IDENTIFY THE CENTRAL ASSUMPTION: Linsey has been judged to be a bad songwriter simply because her lyrics typically are disjointed and subjective. This judgment is ill founded, however, since the writings of many modern novelists typically are disjointed and subjective and y...
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Add to cartLOGICAL REASONING: IDENTIFY THE CENTRAL ASSUMPTION: Linsey has been judged to be a bad songwriter simply because her lyrics typically are disjointed and subjective. This judgment is ill founded, however, since the writings of many modern novelists typically are disjointed and subjective and y...
What are the types of Qs on the LSAT? - ANSWER Logical Reasoning Reading Comprehension Analytical Reasoning State the purpose of the Reading Comprehension Qs. - ANSWER Ability to insight-fully read and understand lengthy and complex material. Basically, do you comprehend what you've ju...
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Add to cartWhat are the types of Qs on the LSAT? - ANSWER Logical Reasoning Reading Comprehension Analytical Reasoning State the purpose of the Reading Comprehension Qs. - ANSWER Ability to insight-fully read and understand lengthy and complex material. Basically, do you comprehend what you've ju...
Which of the following, if true, most helps to resolve the apparent conflict in the statement above? - ANSWER Paradox: "helps to explain" a situation or "resolve the apparent conflict" - what are the two things at issue/ conflicting in the stimulus? - the correct answer will allow for...
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Add to cartWhich of the following, if true, most helps to resolve the apparent conflict in the statement above? - ANSWER Paradox: "helps to explain" a situation or "resolve the apparent conflict" - what are the two things at issue/ conflicting in the stimulus? - the correct answer will allow for...
The 3 Parts of a Logic Game - ANSWER 1. The Scenario 2. The Rules 3. The Questions Scenario - ANSWER introduces a set of variables, which are involved in an easy activity What are the following elements that you should look for while reading through each scenario? - ANSWER 1. The ...
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Add to cartThe 3 Parts of a Logic Game - ANSWER 1. The Scenario 2. The Rules 3. The Questions Scenario - ANSWER introduces a set of variables, which are involved in an easy activity What are the following elements that you should look for while reading through each scenario? - ANSWER 1. The ...
All X are Ys - ANSWER X -> Y Xs are all Ys - ANSWER X -> Y Every X is a Y - ANSWER X -> Y Any X must also be Y - ANSWER X -> Y Each X is Y - ANSWER X -> Y When X happens, so does Y - ANSWER X -> Y Y happens whenever X happens - ANSWER X ->...
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Add to cartAll X are Ys - ANSWER X -> Y Xs are all Ys - ANSWER X -> Y Every X is a Y - ANSWER X -> Y Any X must also be Y - ANSWER X -> Y Each X is Y - ANSWER X -> Y When X happens, so does Y - ANSWER X -> Y Y happens whenever X happens - ANSWER X ->...
Definition: Premise - ANSWER a supporting statement Definition: Conclusion - ANSWER a supported statement Definition: Argument - ANSWER two or more statements where on statement is supported by the other(s) Definition: Assumption - ANSWER a premise left out of the argument...
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Add to cartDefinition: Premise - ANSWER a supporting statement Definition: Conclusion - ANSWER a supported statement Definition: Argument - ANSWER two or more statements where on statement is supported by the other(s) Definition: Assumption - ANSWER a premise left out of the argument...
Must Be True/Most Strongly Supported - ANSWER If the statements above are true, which one of the following must also be true on the basis of them? Must Be True/Most Strongly Supported - ANSWER If the environmentalist's statements are true, they provide the most support for which one of...
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Add to cartMust Be True/Most Strongly Supported - ANSWER If the statements above are true, which one of the following must also be true on the basis of them? Must Be True/Most Strongly Supported - ANSWER If the environmentalist's statements are true, they provide the most support for which one of...
agender - ANSWER A person who identifies self as without gender androgyne - ANSWER a being of ambiguous sexual identity; one that combines major aspects of both the male and the female Pixelated - ANSWER a grainy look of images, especially when enlarged, where one can see the indivi...
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Add to cartagender - ANSWER A person who identifies self as without gender androgyne - ANSWER a being of ambiguous sexual identity; one that combines major aspects of both the male and the female Pixelated - ANSWER a grainy look of images, especially when enlarged, where one can see the indivi...
preponderance - ANSWER the quality or fact of being greater in number, quantity, or importance impetus - ANSWER a moving force, impulse, stimulus that makes something happen/ happen more quickly tentative - ANSWER not certain unsubstantiated - ANSWER not supported or proven by...
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Add to cartpreponderance - ANSWER the quality or fact of being greater in number, quantity, or importance impetus - ANSWER a moving force, impulse, stimulus that makes something happen/ happen more quickly tentative - ANSWER not certain unsubstantiated - ANSWER not supported or proven by...
indigenous - ANSWER native, originating in a place subjective - ANSWER relating to the mind as the subject of experience paradox - ANSWER seeming contradiction or an actual contradiction anomalous - ANSWER irregular, unusual viscous - ANSWER having a thick consisten...
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Add to cartindigenous - ANSWER native, originating in a place subjective - ANSWER relating to the mind as the subject of experience paradox - ANSWER seeming contradiction or an actual contradiction anomalous - ANSWER irregular, unusual viscous - ANSWER having a thick consisten...
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