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aarushi2001 · 2006 May 10th, 09:47 PM

Hi,

I am preparing for LSAT and am absolutely confused when it comes to logical reasoning section.

can you provide me with some tips to handle this section?

Thanks

**Erin** · 2006 May 15th, 04:18 AM

What is it that's confusing you?

aarushi2001 · 2006 May 15th, 08:38 PM

Logical Reasoning.. I can identify the conclusion, but when it comes to selecting the correct answer, I end up making a mistake.

coolpaggy · 2006 May 15th, 10:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by aarushi2001

... but when it comes to selecting the correct answer, I end up making a mistake.

Im not surprised.

(jus kiddin ok ?)

Justanother · 2007 December 21st, 07:42 AM

Think logically and you should be fine.

All kidding aside, try to make connections between the statements. I.e. What implies what. Try to slow down, see what inferences you can make when it's not timed.

Make sure you are reading carefully, as words like Some, Most, All, (quantifiers) are very important. Make sure not to confuse them, it's easier than you think.

Lastly, I'd suggest reading the LOGIC GAMES/LOGICAL REASONING BIBLES.

I think option 3 is best. Goodluck with your studies.

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2006 May 15th, 08:38 PM	#3 (permalink)
aarushi2001 TestMagic Guru Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: USA Posts: 2,143	Logical Reasoning.. I can identify the conclusion, but when it comes to selecting the correct answer, I end up making a mistake.

2007 December 21st, 07:42 AM	#5 (permalink)
Justanother I JUST got here. Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 6	Think logically and you should be fine. All kidding aside, try to make connections between the statements. I.e. What implies what. Try to slow down, see what inferences you can make when it's not timed. Make sure you are reading carefully, as words like Some, Most, All, (quantifiers) are very important. Make sure not to confuse them, it's easier than you think. Lastly, I'd suggest reading the LOGIC GAMES/LOGICAL REASONING BIBLES. I think option 3 is best. Goodluck with your studies.

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