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It's over now, so no excuses. Back to the books!
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I think the part of this argument that makes it tricky is that the author uses an example that has a subtle assumption about the knowledge possessed by Dr. L. We take for granted that because Dr. L knows what FRB is, that she must also be aware tha…
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I will be having a lovely dinner with my girlfriend and then go back to studying.
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+1 for More Perfect! It is absolutely fantastic!
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I would be happy to look over it!
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Do I have to pick the most right answer?
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@slee146 I am actually working on this right now, too! I tended toward -3 on one (occasionally both) LR sections, and this is higher than my average for RC or LG. I also didn't see similarities between the questions I was missing. Since I also te…
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@akeegs92 I apologize, I misinterpreted what your times meant and totally went toward LR! That being said, confidence drills can definitely be applied to RC.
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After finishing the course, I found myself in a similar situation: do I save time by finding the answer I like, or do I read all the ACs just in case? I initially settled on reading all of the ACs. In the beginning phase of my PTs, this was extrem…
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@CinnamonTea I also experienced this first-hand on the Feb LSAT when I discovered an error even after double-checking all the rules. This was a habit I worked very hard to break during PTs. Similar to what @BinghamtonDave said, one question seemed…
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Right after the test: Last week: Still at least once a day, I stare off into space and speculate about what score is going to show up in my email a couple weeks from now. But then I remind myself that it's all over, and that I should do more …
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@haellios Just wanted to say, I am in the same boat. I misread a rule in game 1 and didn't notice until I went back to finish up a question. Felt great about the whole rest of the test, and those 3-5 points could be the difference between retaking …
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@TheLSAT I found that the 7Sage difficulty rankings do not adhere to my own experience. However, @jknauf and @JustDoIt mention, I do find that more 'hardest' questions would be difficult than other rankings. Same with 'easiest' for being easy. There…
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@"Dillon A. Wright" Hi Dillon, sorry for the delayed follow-up. The option is available under my account settings. Thanks for the link! I never unselected the option, but I do go between my phone, ipad, and computer a lot. My only guess is it had…
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Even if they do not mix up experimental questions as @jknauf has proposed, I would be extremely surprised if the LSAC did not account for what experimentals previous test-takers have seen. As an entity, they put so much time into ensuring that thei…
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@akistotle (I literally just posted this somewhere else, but it was relevant to your question!) While it is certainly doable to take 2 PTs in a week, I found that it was much more important to have quality BR time than hitting more PTs. While PTing…
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@monika_p I figured I would chime in on the 1 vs 2 PTs per week, as this is something that I grappled with myself. While it is certainly doable to take 2 PTs in a week, I found that it was much more important to have quality BR time than hitting mo…
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@kataput6 said: Any other test takers going crazy like me!? I'm in that boat with you. I was really on the fence about canceling, as I am very aware that I may have botched several LG questions by flipping a rule, but these things happen. F…
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@"Dillon A. Wright" Any word on this?
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@akeegs92 I compiled the questions into printable groups by typing them out. It was tedious, but I was able to time myself in 5-question groups, which gave me an overall idea of when I was slowing down. I now have a binder full of my completed pack…
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@"maple sarahp" I wish that I had that problem! I think a lot of people struggle more with transitioning to a morning routine than the alternative. For what it is worth, I did not adhere to a consistent study time during the day while doing the cur…
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@Destiney22 said: I'm nervous just reading these post. Is it true that the FEB exam is the most intimidating ? Having just taken it, I would say that it is difficult knowing that I will never be able to clarify what the correct ACs are. All…
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@Jamie216 said: Hopefully Napoleon is removed from scoring! lol (what happens when they do this? Is everyone credited, or everyone not credited?) The question is eliminated from the test. As such, it does not affect your score, and it does…
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Ah okay, I heard from someone else that their exp. LR was 25. Sorry!
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The test was 102 Q's. You counted right.
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@"Artak Mamikonyan" If you remember which section had 25 instead of 26 questions, this was the experimental. I know this isn't exactly what you're looking for, but I thought I'd add it just in case! Sections 2 and 5 were LR for me, but I had LG ex…
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@"Cant Get Right" Thanks for bumping this. I flipped a rule in LG1, and it was eating me up yesterday. Caught it when I went back to finish a skipped question, even though I swear I double checked the rules the first time. This is a habit I worke…
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There are a number of the real LR questions noted on Dillon's post. Here is the link: https://classic.7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/10332/february-2017-lsat-real-experimental-sections-keywords I also copied the real LR currently available ove…
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@ramseyer.josephine No problem! Hope that the test went well!
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@"chapman.eventer" said: @"Dillon A. Wright" said: -French/Russian Language ^ I had a few messages from people saying they did not recall this LG. Can someone without an experimental LG let me know what the…