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Command F?
evanescence
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Does anyone know if you're still allowed to use the "command f" function on test day? I feel as though that'd really help during RC.
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Yep, you're 100% allowed to use control/command f on the real test. This isn't listed on LSACs website, but over the years the question has been asked of them many times and they do always confirm that it is allowed. Example here: https://www.reddit.com/r/LSAT/comments/h13xk9/the_final_word_on_controlf/