Are we suppose to know what epoch and diverse cultures were cause I just thought they were two different groups.... not like ohh they are really different I thought they were just geographically different.
I got the timed section incorrect but took my time in the blind review and then got it correctly. Slow and steady wins the race when you are just starting out.
I understand that it does not explicitly talk about "importance" of storytelling, making answer D wrong. But answer choice C seems too broad in my opinion. Aren't we not supposed to generalize based on one specific topic being talked about, aka storytelling?
@jaewill I had the same concern and sort of look at it this way, if the stimulus doesn't explicitly address or grant support in one direction or another (in this case, present time caring more or less about storytelling than in ancient times), than making a comparative judgement is an assumption that we are making beyond what is stated in the stimulus. I keep circling in my notes, when in doubt, ALWAYS go back to the stimulus.
I was able to rule out D by realizing that something can be a "universal aspect" regardless of how important or unimportant it is. blinking is a "universal aspect" even though its fairly unimportant.
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C threw me off with the "all" wording lol
ALL? This was so not fair omg
Are we suppose to know what epoch and diverse cultures were cause I just thought they were two different groups.... not like ohh they are really different I thought they were just geographically different.
yea this one cooked me
bruh my dumbahh had C and then i changed it to trap answer B :(
I got the timed section incorrect but took my time in the blind review and then got it correctly. Slow and steady wins the race when you are just starting out.
I understand that it does not explicitly talk about "importance" of storytelling, making answer D wrong. But answer choice C seems too broad in my opinion. Aren't we not supposed to generalize based on one specific topic being talked about, aka storytelling?
yayayay got it right :)
Why did this one make no sense to me, even for the Blind Review? Was the text not clearly related to "stories and storytelling" specifically?
got it right but it wasn't the "all" that threw me off about c, its that "interests and concerns" aren't mentioned in the stimulus at all.
@jmcconnell1 the common themes can be thought of as interests/concerns e.g. creation or mystical beings
Just to clarify, we aren’t supposed to ever pick a comparative answer choice when dealing with MSS questions?
@jaewill i am wondering this as well
@jaewill I had the same concern and sort of look at it this way, if the stimulus doesn't explicitly address or grant support in one direction or another (in this case, present time caring more or less about storytelling than in ancient times), than making a comparative judgement is an assumption that we are making beyond what is stated in the stimulus. I keep circling in my notes, when in doubt, ALWAYS go back to the stimulus.
Yeah this one was hard, idk. They need to stop showing me how many others got it right and wrong because it just makes me feel unintelligent .. LOL.
@LawyeRell LOL right..
The difficulty of these seems so weird lol, like I find the low difficulty much harder alot of the time
Banggggg come on man feeling good
nothing can be in common if it is not shared by all.
this was evil. I saw "all cultures" and crossed it out immediately. UGHHHHHH
Surprised there aren't some fedsocs on here offended that the correct answer is on the left end of the spectrum
BOOOOOOOM!
Why was I so confident lol and got it wrong, rushed read it...
@ANNASHAHVERDYAN This was so me. I knew for sure I had it right just to be wrong.
I second-guessed myself, and I got preoccupied with the time. I got it right on BR. Sometimes I feel like ima be cooked on the real lsat
How do we compare the level of support? In both b and c there were logical assumptions to make that were needed to be true.
Fell for the trap answer
this question is crime against humanity(LSAT takers)
@IslamUmarov Agree!
I was able to rule out D by realizing that something can be a "universal aspect" regardless of how important or unimportant it is. blinking is a "universal aspect" even though its fairly unimportant.