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Beware of Escher Answers

By Demon Team in Podcast on 11 May 2022

Wrong answers on the LSAT often use all the right words and yet make no sense. Demon tutor Erik calls these trap answers “Escher answers.” Escher answers—like Escher sentences in linguistics—may seem fine at first glance, but they’re actually gibberish. Nathan and Ben discuss.…

Examples of Sufficient vs. Necessary

By Demon Team in Podcast on 27 Dec 2021

Listener Oz is frequently confused by questions that test the difference between necessary and sufficient conditions. Ben and Nathan discuss a few examples and offer some helpful tactics to use when approaching these questions.…

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