Hey, I would use the Logic Chain for this one...and make sure to draw lines in between each group if people (students, parents, and teachers), since it's a Closed Binary Grouping Game. Yeah, I agree with Luke. It's a binary grouping game. Try it with the chain and see how it goes. Check your diagra...

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September 2007 LSAT preptest 52 explanation 17. (B) Question Type: Analyze the Structure This determine the function question involves an argument whose conclusion is that Graham’s argument is unpersuasive. The philosopher explains Graham’s faulty argument: since we’re only truly happy when we’re ac...

Preptest 48 December 2005 LSAT Answers. I agree that (E) is the most attractive of the wrong answers. However, we don't know anything about all these other, non-human vocal expressions. All we know is that this one special type that we can make (verbal signs for objects), require the ability to dist...

Preptest 49 June 2006 LSAT Answers 15. (C) Question type: Application/Strengthen the Conclusion This argument explains that since more people regularly use household maintenance products (there’s an awkward term!), more people potentially could be harmed by it than by medicines, which are not regula...

The wonderful folks here at AtlasLSAT are watching over the progress of a little study groupish-type environment I'm establishing over on facebook. The Official LSAT TEAM is made up of some very motivated folks who have come together to kick LSAT butt all across the globe this summer. Our goal is s...

Hey Natalie, Are you creating the correct arrows? Or is it a problem with the questions? It may be that you need to brush up on your conditional logic -- take a look at the chapter on that and re-run some of those drills. Happy to help if you explain a bit of what's making it difficult...

December 2004 LSAT Preptest 45 Answers.

Yes, the diagram for this can be a bit daunting. Take a look at how you can keep it neat. Tell me if you have any questions. Good luck!

Preptest 49 June 2006 LSAT answers 16. (D) Question type: Inference This argument is worth breaking down into some simple statements, beginning with the definitive ones: If 18+ hrs. wrk. → No Leisure. Its contrapositive: If Leisure time → < 18 hrs. wrk. The first statement only tells us that ...

Preptest 49 June 2006 LSAT Answers Hi Rob, To answer your question about approach, this sort of question, in which it almost seems that the LSAT has hardly bothered to put words to the logical statements underneath, you may want to try diagramming. That said, I find that's more helpful when I need t...

People often freak out about this game, so I figured I'd throw up the solution to this one. To see the diagrams, you'll have to download the doc. Good luck! - Noah This is very similar to the second game. We have three centers (Center 1, Center 2, and Center 3) that each recycle at least two and no ...

Preptest 49 June 2006 LSAT Answers 10. (D) Question type: Inference This question presents a set of statements: great art requires that the creator express a deep emotion, and that creator must actually be capable of experiencing a specific emotion for the artwork to express it. What can be inferred...

Preptest 49 June 2006 LSAT Answers 20. (D) Question type: Assumption The conclusion of this argument is that eating sugar may make ADD worse in children. This is supported by the fact that children produce a lot of adrenaline after eating a lot of sugar. Additionally, if the sugar comes from candy, ...

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Here's a question a student asked recently. Hope this helps: First you need to understand the passage: This passage uses one side of the argument, that an experimental result is credible only if it can be replicated, as a springboard for discussing evidence that opposes that opinion. The majority of...

Preptest 50 September 2006 LSAT Answers As we just started this forum, I'm posting some questions that students recently aske me so they (and everyone else) can see it. For this problem: Question type: Analyze Argument Structure Tyra says she accepts the principle Otis uses as evidence but then reac...