Hey guys, I have read the above posts but I have two questions... 1. Why the minority of sycamores has to be younger than ANY of maples. Could it possible that all these minority of sycamores are AS OLD AS maples? I read the stimulus and it suggests that the minority of sycamores does not have to be...

Sorry I have to ask some questions... When I was reading the stimulus, I noticed a gap between the premise and the conclusion. Following the chain of logics, we can deduce that to do science is arbitrary. But the conclusion is science is arbitrary. So it looks like we have to assume that science is ...

I think Matt is right. LSAC wants us to see the difference between what was said and what happened. Just for fun: In the year of 2100, this question might be flawed for another problem, the stimulus assumes the thief has to enter the museum to stole the portrait. But for the 2100 technologies, this ...

I would like to say something about the answer choice C, and please correct me if I am wrong... The stimulus assumes that avoiding eating meat has a causal relationship with avoiding serious heart disease. But the answer choice C does not necessarily do so. C just says there is a correlation rather ...

Here is my tentative breakdown of the passage, correct me please :) P1: CLS proponents criticize the traditional legal theory because it is inherently contradictory, but Meyerson thinks their criticism is implausible. P2: further elaboration on the CLS's position and Meyerson's counter-argument. CLS...

I am wondering how do we define "certain" for LSAT? Does it just mean SOME, or DETERMINED SOME? In answer choice D, how do we interpret "certain species of plants?" Can "certain species of plants" mean "agricultural plants?" Someone please help me. Thanks in a...

This is my take for this question: The stem is about newly-discovered okapis in a remote forest, so this information would lead us to the last paragraph where the passage is discussing why okapis prefer to stay within the forest and why they are absent for other nearby forest regions. A looks good u...

In lines 39-45, the author is saying Bettelheim's reading produces meanings that are very different from those produced by readers with different assumptions and expectations. It looks like that the author thinks the assumptions and expectations of a reader can affect his or her interpretation of a ...

I got this question wrong during my PT, but I can see now why A is the correct answer thanks to the great discussions here. This is what I think: The author concludes that money does not exist because a universal loss of belief would make money disappear. So the author is assuming this: (LB->D) -...

I got C for my timed practice but I am confused during the blind review. Since we are here to look for a necessary assumption, would C be too general to be a necessary one? C is more likely a sufficient assumption because it talks about the specialty in general. Do we here have an answer choice that...

Bonus flaw question: say if Sparkle Cola elicits a more favorable response within all of the 5 smaller groups than the other brand compared individually, and conclusion is Sparkle Cola elicits a more favorable response than other brands from volunteers in general. Is there a flaw? I think there prob...

Just curious about how to get the assumption that "most tv viewers were already L fans?"

Thanks in advance!

From lines 51-52, we know that the new forest management strategy can allow fires set by lightning to burn WHEN the risk of extensive damage can be reduced enough. The stem is asking about a policy in which ALL forest fires set by lightning were allowed to burn UNTIL they die out NATURALLY. This pol...