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My experimental LG was the 3rd section. 5th was real.
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@btmccartney said: Side note -- it amazed me how quickly the day flew by (besides the agonizing hours in the morning). Was sitting from noon until past 5, and it genuinely felt like an hour. Same. The day went by incredibly quickly.
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LR and LG questions are beginning to seem recognizable to me. Even certain RC passages seem recognizable as I read through them now. Apparently my tutor claims this is a good thing, something that also happened to him. I'm a noob, maybe? Oh well. :…
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@"Alex Divine" said: @goingfor99th said: @"Alex Divine" said: @goingfor99th said: I think something like 10 or 11. Not too shabby! I think I have 5 fresh t…
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@"Alex Divine" said: @goingfor99th said: I think something like 10 or 11. Not too shabby! I think I have 5 fresh tests left: 76-80.
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@"Mitchell-1" said: That reading section wrecked me. I averaged around -5/6 for the entire test over 40 ish practice tests. That inference passage probably took care that on its own. Of course that being my first section meant I was out of it …
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I think something like 10 or 11.
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Am I allowed to say where experimental section was or has someone already confirmed?
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I had RC, LR, LG, LR, LG.
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@"c-ferreiro" said: @"Dillon A. Wright" said: Anyone have a LR question about Chlorophyll and bacteria? yes that was real! -removed info- I had 2 logic games sections, one was really hard i felt, it included the o…
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@mymouthonvacation said: Also, the one question for logic games was a carbon copy of one in test prep. Down to the letters for diagramming. I know which one you're talking about. I thought that was the experimental section because of tha…
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I had chlorophyll and bacteria question. I also had environmental effects and marsh draining question.
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@therealnas said: @goingfor99th I think your are wrong. You are negating All Bs are Cs to No Bs are Cs and that is wrong. The way to negate this is to say that "It could be the case that a B is not a C" or in other words Bsome/C @JYPing's…
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@therealnas said: In this case we are not even touching the some relationship.... let me try to explain why. Edited out.
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Don't want to lead astray.
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I'd use the GPA calculated by the issuing institution, personally. I wouldn't want to take the chance of being seen as deceptive, and you'll need to submit an official copy of your transcript to the LSAC for your CAS.
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Some nibbles off a bar of dark chocolate (70%) and maybe some Ritz crackers to cleanse my palate, followed by a swig of flavored water.
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This isn't so much a 'method of reasoning' question as it is a 'purpose' question, which in my opinion is among the trickiest question types on the RC section. Whereas method questions ask you to identify how a sentence/paragraph/ passage achieves i…
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Mastery of logic games requires many of the same things that mastery of logical reasoning requires. Logic games may seem easier to master because it is typically more digestible than the other sections, but you still need to completely grasp the fun…
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How I understand it: If a premise is supported by another premise, it must at least be an intermediate conclusion, if it is not the main conclusion. I even put it in logical terms for you.
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@kimmy_m66 said: I'm just starting, so still working through the CC. How many hours a day would you say you devoted to the LSAT? On average, probably 4-5 hours a day, 5 days a week. My study time for any single day ranges from 1 hour minimum…
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If they let you use pencils for LG, I could deal with the LSAT going digital. They need to refine the RC section, though. I want to be able to notate my passage any way I see fit. The highlighting feature is okay, but I want to be able to write in t…
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My notations almost always provide me with 5-6 answers per section that otherwise I'd likely have struggled to find. A lot of times I'll have boxed in/bracketed the exact part of the passage that a question intends to steer the reader towards in ord…
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@sailcaroline said: I took it in FL and felt kind of ambivalent about it. I don't like dealing with pencil sharpening and worrying about taking time to bubble answers, so it was really nice to have that relief. I also never really erase on LG …
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@Mellow_Z said: @Sami said: I do a lot of LSAT studying on my ipad pro and use the apple pencil and it works great. Was this not similar? And ditto on LG. It's hard to see the master game board drawn on the first page beca…
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@Sprinkles said: @JustDoIt said: @Sprinkles said: @JustDoIt said: I liked it much more tbh...except games Even though you couldn't write on the tablet besides underline/…
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@JustDoIt said: Looks like I'm the only person who liked it lmao I loved LR--maybe a little too much.
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@JustDoIt said: @goingfor99th I was at bc as well. Small world I was the douche there with the older guy in the red plaid shirt. :P
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I'm also not entirely sure how much the Digital LSAT will do for accessibility considering to best prepare for the LSAT you would need to be able to simulate test day conditions. That isn't very practical unless LSAC plans to release an official tes…
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LR on tablet is awesome. RC is not good because some people notate and the tablet (naturally) does not allow for the highly individualized notation that is critical to the success of many. LG on tablet sucks because you have to use a pen. Overall i…