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How much room is there in the test booklet? Does the test look just like the PTs? No scratch paper just seems like another way to make this exam more painful than it already is.
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How much room is there in the test booklet? Does the test look just like the PTs? No scratch paper just seems like another way to make this exam more painful than it already is.
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@2543.hopkins that rubber looks a little too loud for my palate...
Haha thanks guys
Just a nibble!
@2543.hopkins You can tear them apart as long as you fuse them back together with noiseless chewing rubber by the time that time is called for the writing section... Just another way that noiseless chewing rubber is THE accessory for game day success!
... no ... I definitely would NOT tear pages out, and my gut says this is against the rules ...
They're already "side by side" (facing pages)
The pages are attached in booklet form. The two pages for any given game will always be side by side so you won't have to flip back and forth.
Question - are the pages stapled together on the real LSAT? Are you allowed to pull them apart to put the 2 pages side by side? I find it very time consuming to have my diagram on the first page and most of the questions on the second page, and have to switch back and forth constantly
The recent tests have 2 pages per LG, which should be enough space.
Personally, I got used to the 1 page of the earlier tests, and preferred that. I found that having it on one page made it easier and quicker to refer to diagrams.
There's plenty of room to do logic games on the test. Don't worry!