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Logical Reasoning
Test 123, Section 2, Q7 — Ethicist
Test 122, Section 1, Q7 — Immoral actions
Test 122, Section 1, Q18 — Health recommendation
Highlights
The specificity of effective predictions for Logical Reasoning questions varies based on the question type. In today’s class, Billy began by breaking down two questions that required the class to set general expectations for the correct answers rather than predict them word-for-word. Later, while reviewing a Flaw question, the class collaborated to form a more precise prediction about the specific flaw in the argument. The takeaway: sometimes we can only predict what the answer will do, while other times, we can predict what it will be.
Billy believes the key to conquering the LSAT is learning how to proactively engage with every passage. Don’t just sit back and let the test mislead or confuse you—ask critical questions! Scrutinize assumptions! Demand better reasoning! Billy helps students build the skills to have a productive dialogue with the LSAT.
LSAT Journey: 164 → 177
The secrets of the LSAT lie in the passage—we’ll use our crystal ball reading skills to make useful predictions about what is to come. Learn how to stay one step ahead of the test in this clairvoyance-focused LR class.