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LSAT Prep Course
About This Course
About This Course 1
Preview
About This Course 2
Orientation
What Does the LSAT Measure 1
Preview
What Does the LSAT Measure 2
Format of the LSAT 1
Format of the LSAT 2
Format of the LSAT 3
Writing Sample
The Three Types of Problems
Games 1
Games 2
Games 3
Arguments 1
Arguments 2
Arguments 3
Arguments 4
Reading Comprehension 1
Reading Comprehension 2
Reading Comprehension 3
The Three Types of Problems Summary
Pacing
Scoring the LSAT 1
Scoring the LSAT 2
Skipping and Guessing
Order of Difficulty
The “2 out of 5” Rule
How to Use this Course
Questions and Answers 1
Questions and Answers 2
Games
Games Introduction
Preview
Ordering Games
Ordering Games Example
Grouping Games
Grouping Games Example
Assignment Games
Assignment Games Example
Format of the Game Section
Skipping a Game
Order of Difficulty
Reading with Precision (Part 1)
Reading with Precision (Part 2)
Unwarranted Assumptions
Reading with Precision Drill 1A
Reading with Precision Drill 1B
Reading with Precision Drill 1C
Logical Connectives If-Then (Part 1)
Logical Connectives If-Then (Part 2)
Logical Connectives Contrapositive
Logical Connectives-Two Negatives
Logical Connectives-A if and only if B
Logical Connectives-A only if B
Logical Connectives-A unless B
Logical Connectives-Transitive Property
Diagramming
Symbols 1
Symbols 2
Symbols 3
Symbols 4
Games (continued)
Symbol Exercise 1
Preview
Symbol Exercise 2
Symbol Exercise 3
Diagramming Continued 1
Diagramming Continued 2
Diagramming Continued 3
Conditions Order-of-Placement Guidelines
Order of Placement Drill 1
Order of Placement Drill 2
Diagramming Continued A
Diagramming Continued B
Readily Derived Conditions
Obfuscation 1
Obfuscation 2
Obfuscation 3
Obfuscation 4
Points to Remember 1
Points to Remember 2
Points to Remember 3
Points to Remember 4
LINEAR ORDERING
Linear Ordering - Introduction 1
Preview
Linear Ordering - Introduction 2
Spatial Ordering
Spatial Ordering - The Line-up 1
Preview
Spatial Ordering - The Line-up 2
Preview
Line-up Game Example 1
Preview
Line-up Game Example 2
Line-up Game Example 3
Line-up Game Example 4
Line-up Game Example 5
Points to Remember
Warm-Up Drill A
Warm-Up Drill B
Mentor Exercise 1
Mentor Exercise 2
Mentor Exercise 3
Mentor Exercise 4
Mentor Exercise 5
Mentor Exercise 6
Solo Exercise 1
Solo Exercise 2
Solo Exercise 3
Solo Exercise 4
Solo Exercise 5
Solo Exercise 6
Solo Exercise 7
Solo Exercise 8
Solo Exercise 9
Solo Exercise 10
Hybrid Games
Hybrid Games - Introduction
Preview
Hybrid Game Example 1
Preview
Hybrid Game Example 2
Hybrid Game Example 3
Hybrid Game Example 4
Hybrid Game Example 5
Points to Remember
Mentor Exercise 1
Mentor Exercise 2
Mentor Exercise 3
Mentor Exercise 4
Solo Exercise 1
Solo Exercise 2
Solo Exercise 3
Solo Exercise 4
Solo Exercise 5
Solo Exercise 6
Solo Exercise 7
Solo Exercise 8
Solo Exercise 9
Solo Exercise 10
Solo Exercise 11
Sequential Games
Sequential Games - Introduction
Sequential Games - Chronological Games
Chronological Game Example 1
Chronological Game Example 2
Chronological Game Example 3
Chronological Game Example 4
Chronological Game Example 5
Points to Remember
Solo Exercise 1
Solo Exercise 2
Solo Exercise 3
Solo Exercise 4
Solo Exercise 5
Solo Exercise 6
Solo Exercise 7
Solo Exercise 8
Solo Exercise 9
Generating Formulas
Generating Formulas - Introduction 1
Generating Formulas - Introduction 2
Generating Formula Game Example 1
Generating Formula Game Example 2
Generating Formula Game Example 3
Generating Formula Game Example 4
Generating Formula Game Example 5
Points to Remember
Solo Exercise 1
Solo Exercise 2
Solo Exercise 3
Solo Exercise 4
Paths and Flow Charts
Paths and Flow Charts - Introduction 1
Paths and Flow Charts - Introduction 2
Paths and Flow Charts - Introduction 3
If-then Drill
Solutions to If-then Drill
Flow Chart Game Example 1
Flow Chart Game Example 2
Flow Chart Game Example 3
Circuit Game Example 1
Circuit Game Example 2
Points to Remember
Mentor Exercise 1
Mentor Exercise 2
Mentor Exercise 3
Mentor Exercise 4
Mentor Exercise 5
Mentor Exercise 6
Solo Exercise 1
Solo Exercise 2
Solo Exercise 3
Solo Exercise 4
Solo Exercise 5
Solo Exercise 6
Solo Exercise 7
Solo Exercise 8
Solo Exercise 9
Solo Exercise 10
Solo Exercise 11
Solo Exercise 12
Solo Exercise 13
Grouping Games
Grouping Games - Introduction
Selection Game Example 1
Selection Game Example 2
Selection Game Example 3
Selection Game Example 4
Selection Game Example 5
Grouping by Threes Example 1
Grouping by Threes Example 2
Grouping by Threes Example 3
Grouping by Threes Example 4
Grouping by Threes Example 5
Points to Remember
Warm-Up Drill 1
Warm-Up Drill 2
Solo Exercise 1
Solo Exercise 2
Solo Exercise 3
Solo Exercise 4
Solo Exercise 5
Solo Exercise 6
Solo Exercise 7
Solo Exercise 8
Assignment Games
Assignment Games - Introduction 1
Assignment Games - Introduction 2
Assignment Games - Introduction 3
Elimination Grid Example 1
Elimination Grid Example 2
Elimination Grid Example 3
Elimination Grid Example 4
Assignment Games - Introduction 4
Multiple-Choice Game Example 1
Multiple-Choice Game Example 2
Multiple-Choice Game Example 3
Multiple-Choice Game Example 4
Assignment Games - Introduction 5
Points to Remember
Solo Exercise 1
Solo Exercise 2
Solo Exercise 3
Solo Exercise 4
Solo Exercise 5
Solo Exercise 6
Arguments Introduction
Arguments Introduction 1
Preview
Arguments Introduction 2
Arguments Introduction 3
Obfuscation 1
Obfuscation 2
Obfuscation 3
Points to Remember
Logic I
Logic I - Introduction
Preview
Conclusions 1
Preview
Conclusions 2
Conclusions 3
Conclusions 4 - Literal Meaning
Conclusions 5 - The Meaning of "Some"
Conclusions 6 - Conclusion Indicators
Conclusions 7
Conclusions 8
Conclusions 9
Conclusions 10
Conclusions 11 - Quantifiers
Conclusions Example 1
Conclusions Example 2
Warm-Up Drill – Conclusions A
Warm-Up Drill – Conclusions B
Warm-Up Drill – Conclusions C
Premises 1
Premises 2
Premises 3 - Suppressed Premises
Premises 4
Premises 5 Example 1
Premises 6 Example 2
Premises 7 Example 3
Premises 8 - Warm-Up Drill A
Premises 9 - Warm-Up Drill B
Premises 10 - Counter-Premises
Premises 11 - Counter-Premises
Premises 12 - Counter-Premise Indicators
Premises 13 - Counter-Premises Example
Premises 14 - Counter-Premises - Argument Outlines
Logic I (continued)
Points to Remember 1
Points to Remember 2
Points to Remember 3
Problem 1
Problem 2
Problem 3
Problem 4
Problem 5
Problem 6
Problem 7
Problem 8
Problem 9
Problem 10
Problem 11
Problem 12
Problem 13
Problem 14
Problem 15
Problem 16
Problem 17
Problem 18
Problem 19
Problem 20
Problem 21
Problem 22
Problem 23
Problem 24
Problem 25
Problem 26
Logic II (Diagramming)
Logic II (Diagramming) - Introduction
Preview
If-Then
Preview
If-Then Example
Preview
Embedded If-Then Statements
Embedded If-Then Statements (continued)
Embedded If-Then Drill A
Embedded If-Then Drill B
Affirming the Conclusion Fallacy
Affirming the Conclusion Fallacy Example
Denying the Premise Fallacy
Denying the Premise Fallacy Example
Transitive Property
Transitive Property Example
DeMorgan’s Laws
DeMorgan’s Laws (continued)
DeMorgan’s Laws (continued)
A unless B
A unless B Example
Game-Like Arguments
Game-Like Arguments Example
Points to Remember 1
Points to Remember 2
Logic II (Diagramming) (continued)
Problem 1
Problem 2
Problem 3
Problem 4
Problem 5
Problem 6
Problem 7
Problem 8
Problem 9
Problem 10
Problem 11
Problem 12
Problem 13
Problem 14
Problem 15
Problem 16
Problem 17
Problem 18
Inductive Reasoning
Inductive Reasoning - Introduction
Preview
Generalization
Preview
Generalization Example
Analogy
Analogy Indicators
Analogy Example
Causal Reasoning
Causal Reasoning (continued)
Causal Reasoning Example
All Things Being Equal Example
All Things Being Equal Example
All Things Being Equal - Controlled Experiments
All Things Being Equal - Controlled Experiments Example
Percentage vs. Absolute Number
Percentage vs. Absolute Number Example
Points to Remember
Problem 1
Problem 2
Problem 3
Problem 4
Problem 5
Problem 6
Problem 7
Common Fallacies
Common Fallacies - Introduction
Contradiction
Contradiction Example
Equivocation
Equivocation Example
Circular Reasoning
Circular Reasoning Example
Shifting the Burden of Proof
Shifting the Burden of Proof (continued)
Shifting the Burden of Proof Example
Shifting the Burden of Proof (continued)
Unwarranted Assumptions
Unwarranted Assumptions Example 1
Unwarranted Assumptions Example 2
Unwarranted Assumptions Example 3
True But Irrelevant
True But Irrelevant Example
Appeal to Authority
Appeal to Authority Example
Personal Attack
Personal Attack Example
Problem 1
Problem 2
Problem 3
Problem 4
Problem 5
Problem 6
Problem 7
Problem 8
Problem 9
Reading Comprehension
Introduction 1
Preview
Introduction 2
Introduction 3
Introduction 4
Introduction 5
Introduction 6
Points to Remember
Reading Methods
Reading Methods 1
Reading Methods 2
Reading Methods 3
Reading Methods 4
Points to Remember
The Six Questions
The Six Questions - Introduction
Preview
Original Passage
Preview
Main Idea Questions
Preview
Main Idea Questions (continued)
Preview
Main Idea Questions Example
Main Idea Questions Mini-passage
Main Idea Questions Mini-passage Question
Description Questions
Description Questions (continued)
Description Questions Example
Description Questions Mini-passage
Description Questions Mini-passage Question
Description Questions (continued)
Description Questions (continued)
Description Questions (continued)
Description Questions Mini-passage 2
Description Questions Mini-passage 2 Question
Writing Technique Questions
Compare and Contrast
Compare and Contrast (continued)
Writing Technique Questions Example
Cause and Effect
Cause and Effect Mini-passage
Position and Evidence
Extension Questions
Extension Questions Example
Extension Questions Mini-passage
Application Questions
Application Questions (continued)
Application Questions Example
Application Questions Mini-passage
Application Questions Mini-passage Question
The Six Questions (continued)
Tone Questions
Tone Questions Example
Tone Questions Mini-passage
Tone Questions Mini-passage Question
Points to Remember 1
Points to Remember 2
Points to Remember 3
Points to Remember 4
Points to Remember 5
Mentor Passage
Mentor Question 1
Mentor Question 2
Mentor Question 3
Mentor Question 4
Mentor Question 5
Mentor Question 6
Solo Passage
Solo Question 1
Solo Question 2
Solo Question 3
Solo Question 4
Solo Question 5
Solo Question 6
Pivotal Words
Pivotal Words 1
Pivotal Words 2
Example Passage
Example 1
Example 2
Example 3
Mentor Exercise Passage
Mentor Exercise 1
Mentor Exercise 2
Mentor Exercise 3
Mentor Exercise 4
Mentor Exercise 5
Mentor Exercise 6
Solo Exercise Passage
Solo Exercise 1
Solo Exercise 2
Solo Exercise 3
Solo Exercise 4
Solo Exercise 5
Solo Exercise 6
The Three-Step Method
Three-Step Method 1
Three-Step Method 2
Three-Step Method 3
Three-Step Method 4
Three-Step Method 5
Three-Step Method Example-Passage Setup
Three-Step Method Example-Passage
Three-Step Method Example 1
Three-Step Method Example 2
Three-Step Method Example 3
Three-Step Method Example 4
Three-Step Method Example 5
Three-Step Method Example 6
Points to Remember
Mentor Exercise Passage
Mentor Exercise Passage (continued)
Mentor Exercise 1
Mentor Exercise 2
Mentor Exercise 3
Mentor Exercise 4
Mentor Exercise 5
Solo Exercise Passage
Solo Exercise 1
Solo Exercise 2
Solo Exercise 3
Solo Exercise 4
Solo Exercise 5
Logic II (Diagramming) - Introduction
LSAT Prep Course
Logic II (Diagramming)
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Jeff Kolby
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