I made the following worksheet to help me practice the argument core. It helps me save time, since I don't have to write out all the answer choice letters, and I've also made a space to practice writing out the argument core.
So, I thought I'd share it here in case anyone else might find it useful.
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Argument Core Practice
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- Form I made to help me practice the argument core on LR questions. I used this for the questions in Practice Book 1, as well as on some of the Cambridge LSAT packets.
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Re: Argument Core Practice
Great thought! Thanks for making this available to others.
For those of you who don't understand what he's offering, he's got a one-page template that allows you a nice, organized way to work on LR questions that have argument cores.
It gives you a space to write the problem number you're working on, five answer choices you can mark up as you do the problem, and a nice big space for each problem in which you can write down your notation of the argument core.
Now all you need is a printer/copier and some nice recycled paper.
For those of you who don't understand what he's offering, he's got a one-page template that allows you a nice, organized way to work on LR questions that have argument cores.
It gives you a space to write the problem number you're working on, five answer choices you can mark up as you do the problem, and a nice big space for each problem in which you can write down your notation of the argument core.
Now all you need is a printer/copier and some nice recycled paper.
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