"However, we should not eat there" A) "Yelp is bias" You see how your answer choice doesn't explain why we should exclude the restaurant, as stated in the stimulus? It explains why the we shouldnt use Yelp, but that's only 1/2 of the necessary answer. What if it's the only restaurant in the city? I don't think this would pass as an LSAT answer
I feel as though you're doing to much in your explanations in terms of trying too hard with big terms which ultimately makes your assessments / explanations confusing for many. Be more simplistic in your articulations next time.
Agreed. The use of the word negate. Why, when you can easily say abolish, or strike down. The test is already convoluted, the instructions on how to take the test should not be. Plain English matters. Contra positive is another offender! Not mentioned, but the term should be a crime! The LSAT is learnable, but not with convoluted instructions. With consistent practice, it actually becomes so obvious!
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"However, we should not eat there"
A) "Yelp is bias"
You see how your answer choice doesn't explain why we should exclude the restaurant, as stated in the stimulus? It explains why the we shouldnt use Yelp, but that's only 1/2 of the necessary answer. What if it's the only restaurant in the city? I don't think this would pass as an LSAT answer
I feel as though you're doing to much in your explanations in terms of trying too hard with big terms which ultimately makes your assessments / explanations confusing for many. Be more simplistic in your articulations next time.
Agreed. The use of the word negate. Why, when you can easily say abolish, or strike down. The test is already convoluted, the instructions on how to take the test should not be. Plain English matters. Contra positive is another offender! Not mentioned, but the term should be a crime! The LSAT is learnable, but not with convoluted instructions. With consistent practice, it actually becomes so obvious!