Drill function

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• Agnes - Student Service Member Moderator

  February 28 425 karma

  Hi @yanqx2000

  Drills pull from a specific PrepTest range depending on your settings. In the "Current format," drills pull from PrepTests 101–130, while the "Obsolete format" draws drill questions from PrepTests 1–45. Newer PrepTests (46 to 94 in the Obsolete, and 131 to 158 in the Current) are reserved exclusively for full-length practice and not included in your drills.

  To avoid overlap, I recommend using PTs 130 and above for your full-length practice tests. You can also always use the Advanced Builder or the "Tags and PrepTests" option in the Auto Drill Builder to create custom drills. This allows you to choose exactly which PrepTests to include in your drills.

  I hope this helps! Feel free to reach out if you have other questions.
• yanqx2000 Alum Member

  February 28 11 karma

  @"Agnes - Student Service" said:
  Hi @yanqx2000

  Drills pull from a specific PrepTest range depending on your settings. In the "Current format," drills pull from PrepTests 101–130, while the "Obsolete format" draws drill questions from PrepTests 1–45. Newer PrepTests (46 to 94 in the Obsolete, and 131 to 158 in the Current) are reserved exclusively for full-length practice and not included in your drills.

  To avoid overlap, I recommend using PTs 130 and above for your full-length practice tests. You can also always use the Advanced Builder or the "Tags and PrepTests" option in the Auto Drill Builder to create custom drills. This allows you to choose exactly which PrepTests to include in your drills.

  I hope this helps! Feel free to reach out if you have other questions.

  But when I look at prep test, 132-135, 142 all shows I have already taken some questions there, so I was confused about it. Is it because of core curriculum that I took?
• Agnes - Student Service Member Moderator

  February 28 425 karma

  That's right! The Logical Reasoning lessons in the Core Curriculum CCv2 use questions from PTs 61–65, which correspond to some of the newer PrepTests as detailed below:

  PT61: 4th section of PTs 142, 143, and 145
  PT62: 3 sections of PT 132
  PT63: 3 sections of PT 133
  PT64: 3 sections of PT 134
  PT65: 3 sections of PT 135

  You can use this table as a guideline: Mapping old sections to new.

  While the Reading Comprehension in CCv2 uses questions from PTs 108, 110, 132, 133, 134, 142, and 143.

  Pleaes note that PrepTests 101–158 (Current PTs) are reformatted PrepTests from PTs 1-94 to match the new LSAT format, which excludes Logic Games.

  Overall, PTs 146 to 158 are available for full practice, even if you take drills.

  I hope this helps clear things up—let me know if I can answer any further questions!
• saul01gudman Free Trial Member

  March 2 2 karma

  @"Agnes - Student Service" said:
  Hi @yanqx2000

  Drills pull from a specific PrepTest range depending on your settings. In the "Current format," drills pull from PrepTests 101–130, while the "Obsolete format" draws drill questions from PrepTests 1–45. Newer PrepTests (46 to 94 in the Obsolete, and 131 to 158 in the Current) are reserved exclusively for full-length practice and not included in your drills.

  To avoid overlap, I recommend using PTs 130 and above for your full-length practice tests. You can also always use the Advanced Builder or the "Tags and PrepTests" option in the Auto Drill Builder to create custom drills. This allows you to choose exactly which PrepTests to include in your drills.

  I hope this helps! Feel free to reach out if you have other questions.

  Thanks for the clarification! I'll focus on using PTs 130 and above for full-length practice and customize drills as needed with the Advanced Builder. Appreciate the guidance!