"Takes for Granted"

Hi LSAT Max, Many of us are a bit confused by the wording, "takes for granted". How should we...

Silvia Thursday at 05:31PM

• June 2010 LSAT
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Explain

Can you explain this one please? I’m having trouble seeing how C is the answer

Schuyler Tuesday at 01:25AM

• June 2010 LSAT
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Quantifiers

Can someone please answer the question on the previous thread? I too am wondering why y'all ignor...

Meredith on January 1 at 01:23AM

• June 2010 LSAT
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• Q17

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Answer Explanation

Hi LSAT Max, I just wanted to double check and make sure that the reason why (D) is the corre...

Julie on January 1 at 12:41AM

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How is still a possible answer choice when nega...

While I see how D strengthens the argument, I don't understand how answer choice D would (if nega...

on December 19 at 03:11AM

• June 2010 LSAT
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Why E and Not A

Hello, I was able to narrow down my answer choices to A and E, but want to confirm why E is a be...

on November 21 at 05:56AM

• June 2010 LSAT
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Breakdown for (A)

Hi LSAT Max, After reading the previous thread, I understand why (D) would be the correct ans...

Julie on November 19 at 02:10AM

• June 2010 LSAT
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Is there another technique

Diagramming always works and it is so clear but it also take a lot of time (more than 1.5 mins), ...

on November 3 at 04:58PM

• June 2010 LSAT
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Testimony (dictionary definitions...)

LOL! "Testimony" tripped me up too. I thought, well signing a petition is not a testimony. Is the...

on November 2 at 05:14PM

• June 2010 LSAT
• SEC1
• Q10

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Negating B

I tried posting this to the other thread but it would not load... If we negate answer choice B...

on September 24 at 11:38PM

• June 2010 LSAT
• SEC1
• Q14

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Overly specific versus general application of t...

Hi all, Answer choice D seemed like a good choice in its general idea, but wanting to adhere to t...

Hannah on September 19 at 05:38PM

• June 2010 LSAT
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Why not E?

I was able to narrow between D and E here. Why not E? I was thinking that they only considered tw...

on September 10 at 09:08PM

• June 2010 LSAT
• SEC1
• Q10

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E instead of D?

I was able to narrow this down between D and E. I see the previous post explaining why E is corre...

on September 10 at 08:58PM

• June 2010 LSAT
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Stimulus Breakdown

Hi LSAT Max, I was having a difficult time understanding one of the sentences from the stimul...

Julie on August 29 at 09:08PM

• June 2010 LSAT
• SEC1
• Q6

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Answer Explanation

Hi LSAT Max, I'm not sure if I went about this question accurately, so any explanation would ...

Julie on August 28 at 10:26PM

• June 2010 LSAT
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A vs. D

While it is clear to me why B

Bhavraj on August 28 at 09:04PM

• June 2010 LSAT
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A vs. D

While it is clear to me why B,C, and E do not weaken the argument, I was having a bit of trouble ...

Bhavraj on August 28 at 06:56PM

• June 2010 LSAT
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What type of question is this?

What is the difference between answer choice B and C? Thanks for your help!

on August 8 at 05:09PM

• June 2010 LSAT
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Assumption

When the word "assumes/assumption" is present in a strengthen question, does that always indicate...

Ryan on July 11 at 05:55AM

• June 2010 LSAT
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explain please

Can you explain why A is right and D is wrong?

Dhishal on April 23 at 12:49AM

• June 2010 LSAT
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