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@jgawd113 Here ya go.
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I would highly recommend using the Cambridge Packets to drill your weaknesses. LR: For LR, this bundle breaks down PT 1-38's into the different Question Types http://www.cambridgelsat.com/bundles/logical-reasoning-by-type/ LG: This bundle breaks…
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Here's one little tip for the assumption questions. If there's a term(s) introduced in the conclusion and is nowhere mentioned in the premises, you can expect the correct answer to include that term because you are trying to bridge the gap.
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I'm set to finish around that time as well. Maybe we can all get together to review once we begin to start PTing more frequently.
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How far are you guys on your LSAT studies? I presume most, if not all, are also on the 7Sage Curriculum.
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You are permitted to use it during the actual LSAT.
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If that's the case where you took the test from the computer, I would take the 131 with a grain of salt. There's simply a huge difference between reading the questions from a computer screen and actually having it on paper. Do a printed PT for a pro…
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Yup. Questions start to get fairly difficult after the 13-15 range. And then the last few get a little bit easier. A tactic that's thrown around is to finish the first 15 in 15. That will leave you 20 minutes for the last 10 or 11 questions.
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@jdawg113 Thanks! I actually just purchased it last night. Starting the curriculum today! Hoping I will find the magic solution to RC and LR. :P
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@synergy_101 already listed some but if you want challenging LG's in general, do the ones from the early 1990's. For some reason, the logic or at least the wording appears a bit more complicated than the "modern" LG.
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I suggest getting the Cambridge PT 1-38 LR Packets that are broken down by Question types.
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You can do it! Keep drilling LG over and over! Some PT's just have harder games than usual so don't let a few bad PT's be representative of the sample size!
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In Fullerton!