Logical Reasoning Question Type by Company Forum

[rbkl]

Okay,

I know this exists, but I have spent the last hour looking for it with no luck.

Does anyone know where I can find a breakdown of the various LR question types, and how it is categorized by certain companies? Specifically, I am planning to hit the Cambridge packets along with the LR bible, but I'd like to have that chart of what Cambridge calls the question types versus what Powerscore calls the question types.

THANK YOU SO MUCH IF YOU CAN FIND IT.

[alpha kenny body]

Okay,

I know this exists, but I have spent the last hour looking for it with no luck.

Does anyone know where I can find a breakdown of the various LR question types, and how it is categorized by certain companies? Specifically, I am planning to hit the Cambridge packets along with the LR bible, but I'd like to have that chart of what Cambridge calls the question types versus what Powerscore calls the question types.

THANK YOU SO MUCH IF YOU CAN FIND IT.

You're welcome. http://lsatblog.blogspot.com/2009/06/ls ... sheet.html

[rbkl]

Heh not quite was I was looking for ... it was just a comparison of question type category names Thanks though

[alpha kenny body]

Heh not quite was I was looking for ... it was just a comparison of question type category names Thanks though

They're roughly the same except for the few differences which are in parenthesis next to the original in the link.

[03152016]

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[rbkl]

Ah now I see -- thanks to both of you!

[LsatQA-DataScientist]

You might be interested in this chart we created showing the correspondence between two different ways of classifying logical reasoning questions - --LinkRemoved--

[Grond]

Cambridge LSAT - PowerScore LRB

Must Be True - Must Be True
Most Strongly Supported - Must Be True
Complete the Passage - Main Point
Cannot Be True - Cannot Be True
Main Conclusion - Main Point
Point - Point At Issue
Necessary Assumption - Assumption
Sufficient Assumption - Assumption
Strengthen - Strengthen
Weaken - Weaken
Evaluate - Evaluate the Argument
Method (Argument) - Method of Reasoning
Method (Statement) - Method of Reasoning
Flaw - Flaw in the Reasoning
Parallel (Reasoning) - Parallel Reasoning
Parallel (Flaw) - Parallel Reasoning
Paradox - Resolve the Paradox
Principle (Identify) - Principle
Principle (Apply) - Principle

HTH.

Sufficent assumptions are refered to as Justify quesions, not assumptions.

as always, HTH.