LSAT Stimuli Parts - Indicators
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“because”
premise
“since”
Premise
“for”
premise
“for example”
premise
“for the reason that”
premise
“in that”
premise
“given that”
premise
“as indicated by”
premise
“due to”
premise
“owing to”
premise
“this can be seen from”
premise
“we know this by”
premise
“thus”
conclusion
“therefore”
conclusion
“hence”
conclusion
“consequently”
conclusion
“as a result”
conclusion
“so”
conclusion
“accordingly”
conclusion
“clearly”
conclusion
“must be that”
conclusion
“shows that”
conclusion
“conclude that”
conclusion
“follows that”
conclusion
“for this reason”
conclusion
Premise
a fact, proposition, or statement from which a conclusion is made. Essentially, it is a reason that substantiates a conclusion.
Premises support and explain a conclusion. It gives you a reason as to why the conclusion should be accepted.
Conclusion
→ A statement or judgment that follows from one or more premises.
It is the point the author is trying to prove, using the premises to substantiate the claim.
Conclusions, as summary statements, are supposed to draw from and rest on the premises.
Argument
½ of stimuli manifestations
is indicated with the presence of a conclusion
Fact Set
½ of stimuli manifestations
is indicated with the lack of conclusion
“Moreover”
Additional premise
“Furthermore”
Additional premise
“Besides”
Additional premise
“In addition”
Additional premise
“What’s more”
Additional premise
“After all”
Additional premise
“But”
Counter-premise
“Yet”
Counter-premise
“However”
Counter-premise
“On the other hand”
Counter-premise
“Admittedly”
Counter-premise
“In contrast”
Counter-premise
“Although”
Counter-premise
“Even Though”
Counter-premise
“Still”
Counter-premise
“Whereas”
Counter-premise
“In spite of”
Counter-premise
“Despite”
Counter-premise
“Some people propose…”
Construction
“Many people believe…”
Construction
“Some argue that…”
Construction
“Some critics claim…”
Construction
“Some critics maintain…”
Construction
“Some critics believe…”
Construction
This/That/These/Those
Reference words
It
Reference words
They/Their/Them
Reference words
One/Ones
Reference words
Former/Latter
Reference words