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LSAT QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH A GARANTEED GRADE OF A+BY ACEMARKET IS UPDATED AND WELL REVISED BY PROFSLSAT QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH A GARANTEED GRADE OF A+BY ACEMARKET IS UPDATED AND WELL REVISED BY PROFS

Sufficiency Indicators - correct answer If, when, whenever, all, any, each, every Necessity Indicators - correct answer Then, only, only if, only when, needs, requires, must Only (What to watch out for?) - correct answer Only if, and only does not always immediately precede the necessary condition. FIND THE REFERENT of only Replace with "If Not" - correct answer Unless, until, without, except Logic Game (Flow chart) - correct answer 1) Read intro/ rules 2) Build set- up 3) symboliz...

The 12 Argument Types - correct answer Assumption, Flaw, Inference, Main Point, Method of Argument, Paradox, Parallel, Points at Issue, Principle, Role, Strengthen, Weaken Question says... The main point is the main conclusion is the argument leads to the conclusion that statements commit X to the position that - correct answer Main point or conclusion Question says... the main point at issue is An issue in dispute is Are committed to disagreeing about Expresses a point of agreement - ...

Type 1: Must Be True/ Conclusion/ Inference - Type 1v= "Most Strongly Supported" 13.7% of LR -correct answer If statements above are true, then which of the following must also be true? Which one of the following is most strongly supported by the information above? Type 2: Strengthen/ Premise/ Weaken - Type 2 - Type 2n - Type 2s 27.2% of LR -correct answer The argument above would be most strengthened if which one of the following were true? The argument is based on ...

IF, - correct answer Group 1 Sufficient Indicator WHEN, - correct answer Group 1 Sufficient Indicator WHERE, - correct answer Group 1 Sufficient Indicator ALL, - correct answer Group 1 Sufficient Indicator THE ONLY, - correct answer Group 1 Sufficient Indicator EVERY, - correct answer Group 1 Sufficient Indicator ANY, - correct answer Group 1 Sufficient Indicator WHENEVER, - correct answer Group 1 Sufficient Indicator ANYONE, - correct answer Group 1 Sufficient Indicator ...

Section Strategy - correct answer The most effective and efficient order approach the section: choose your passage # of questions and degree of difficulty Read the passage strategically Identify the Question Type Research the Relevant Text Make a Prediction Evaluate the Answer Choices Approach - correct answer • Identify the topic • Scope • Purpose • Main idea Question Types - correct answer • Global • Detail • Inference • Logic Function • Logic Reasoning ...

Disagree with a Position (Purpose Structure) - correct answer Premise: position opinion is presented Conclusion: "I disagree..." Premise: evidence against original position and for author's Assumptions: additional facts enough to disprove old and prove new. The two positions are mutually exclusive interpret evidence (purpose structure) - correct answer Premise: fact / facts Conclusion: broad conclusion; often extreme or unwarranted Assumptions: facts support conclusion--no other info ...

What are the types of Qs on the LSAT? - correct answer Logical Reasoning Reading Comprehension Analytical Reasoning State the purpose of the Reading Comprehension Qs. - correct answer Ability to insight-fully read and understand lengthy and complex material. Basically, do you comprehend what you've just read? What insights can you gather from the reading? State the purpose of Analytical Reasoning Qs. - correct answer Ability to understand a structure of relationships, ultimately drawing...

Premise - correct answer A fact, proposition or statement from which a conclusion is made Conclusion - correct answer A statement or judgment that follows from one or more reasons. Conditional Reasoning - correct answer A conditional statement is, in its most easily recognized form, an "if...then..." statement. The following is, for example, a conditional statement. Conditional statements are also described in terms of sufficient and necessary conditions. Sufficient - correct answer A...

Argument correct answer - a set of statements wherein one statement is claimed to follow from or be derived from the others. Fact Sets correct answer - are a collection of statements without a conclusion What is this?: All professors are ethical. Mason is a professor. So Mason is ethical. correct answer - Argument What is this?: The Jacksonville area has just over one million residents. The Cincinnati area has almost two million residents. The New York area has almost twenty million res...