I didn't ace this section, but upon reviewing I feel more comfortable. Should I continue on with the lessons and come back to this when practicing? Or keep drilling problems?
for number 4, i chose B, could another reason it be wrong be that B has the word "Most" but the context said "Many?" Because "Many" does not mean "Most" right?
@TeklaCo we definitely got this.... Love to see my fellow first gen immigrants also preparing for the LSATs, it just motivates me. cheers to us getting 180s!!!!
3/5! Not too shabby. #help though... I got 1 and 2 wrong. I looked at the analysis for both questions, and in both, I had my answer and the correct answer narrowed down before picking the wrong choice. Can anyone here explain where I went wrong? For reference, I picked answer D for Q1 (PT121.S4.Q12) and I picked answer A for Q2 (PT124.S2.Q18). Thanks in advance :)
@ashlynangell Also, for what it's worth, on this specific exercise, we were told to take our time to fully comprehend every question and every answer! This was an exercise in comprehension, answer elimination, and answer selection confidence.
To answer your question, though, Mister gave a really good suggestion: drill! And while drilling, search for patterns. Over time, you'll be able to identify main conclusions much more quickly. LSAT questions are formulaic, so focus on identifying these formulas and understanding how to derive the correct answer from them. Drilling gives you firsthand experience in this!
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I did so bad on this wtf !!! Ugh I was nailing all the others
I got 5/5! Was 30-1 min over for some. Highlighting was super helpful for me
Got a 5/5 but took my sweet time.
I didn't ace this section, but upon reviewing I feel more comfortable. Should I continue on with the lessons and come back to this when practicing? Or keep drilling problems?
for number 4, i chose B, could another reason it be wrong be that B has the word "Most" but the context said "Many?" Because "Many" does not mean "Most" right?
5/5 after the blind review I reallyyyy have to stop overthinking!
5/5 lets go. Im slightly getting more and more motivated by the day again. And im feeling good about these main conclusion questions.
4/5
3/5!!! I had Q3 correct but changed it to B. Why am i like this :(
Honestly if you are a first gen immigrant just like me and reading this comment while dreading for this test & prepping for it, WE GOT THIS
@TeklaCo we definitely got this.... Love to see my fellow first gen immigrants also preparing for the LSATs, it just motivates me. cheers to us getting 180s!!!!
@JimmyCrosbyMalanda cheers mate
I had an issue with the first one, very vague for me, others I got 4/5, not too bad
3/5! Not too shabby. #help though... I got 1 and 2 wrong. I looked at the analysis for both questions, and in both, I had my answer and the correct answer narrowed down before picking the wrong choice. Can anyone here explain where I went wrong? For reference, I picked answer D for Q1 (PT121.S4.Q12) and I picked answer A for Q2 (PT124.S2.Q18). Thanks in advance :)
5/5. The main conclusion questions seem to be going well. Hope this continues with other question types...
4/5 on both, #5 cooked me tbh
I got 5/5 correct, but I am taking too much time on the questions. Any tips?
@ashlynangell answer more questions
@ashlynangell Also, for what it's worth, on this specific exercise, we were told to take our time to fully comprehend every question and every answer! This was an exercise in comprehension, answer elimination, and answer selection confidence.
To answer your question, though, Mister gave a really good suggestion: drill! And while drilling, search for patterns. Over time, you'll be able to identify main conclusions much more quickly. LSAT questions are formulaic, so focus on identifying these formulas and understanding how to derive the correct answer from them. Drilling gives you firsthand experience in this!
Best of luck in your studies, you got this!
5/5 with time to spare on every question, I'm seeing so much improvement and it's starting to feel intuitive
For #1 -Conditional AC's don't like me - LOL
is there a way to change the difficulty level of the drill
4/5 timed & 5/5 blind review!!!
3/5 not tooooo bad, but there is room for improvement.
@BrionnaBennett i didn't do blind review, which is something I probably should have done. I possibly could've gotten 5/5.
4/5 but was only 30 seconds beyond the time frame, seeing more improvement on timing :)
Remember, speed is something that comes with practice and repetition.
The more important aspect to focus on ultimately is accuracy because your speed means nothing if you are getting most of the questions wrong.
Why are two of these drill questions ones we just did minutes ago in the lessons? Defeats the purpose of the drill...
@FultonHoover yeah, i thought i recognized them.
4/5
#5 was a thick stim and almost tricked me with the general answer. 5/5, onward and upward.