I got the right answer, but it took me 11 minutes, and now I have a migraine. I'm glad I'm not the only one who took their time cause I felt like I was glitching while reading the stimulus omg.
I spent too much time trying to understand what the hell the stimulus was saying. 🤣 but I realized I probably would've been able to get the answer without fully understanding them
a trick is to kind of look at the first persons argument and see if any of the answer choices are already relevant or could be "supported" by it, just by doing that I already eliminated 4 of the choices and got the answer.
not sure why but this is clicking really easily!! so happy to finally get a concept without having to go through the motions and question my sense of reality
I find it much easier to get the right answer than understand why wrong answers are wrong.
This frustrates me as I feel that I'm actually not getting better at deconstructing LSAT questions, and if the problem was harder, would most likely get it wrong.
I feel these type always get me on PTs but using JY's method of viewing one alone, and going about the answers first, have really helped me to see the correct answer clearly.
I feel like the LSAT just adds words and longer sentences to trip overwhelm you as a reader when questions increase in level. The way I broke this down was identifying the core what they were saying. Lutsina, is saying furutrisitc science is a richer source than conventional fiction and Priscilla is saying vice versa.
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word vomit stimulus
my brain hurts from trying to understand this stimulus
I really had to break it apart it was so hard I agree
I got the right answer, but it took me 11 minutes, and now I have a migraine. I'm glad I'm not the only one who took their time cause I felt like I was glitching while reading the stimulus omg.
11 mins is crazy! ( I took 12)
yep. same
the glitching is so real HAHA
PAI final boss question.
fr cause what was this
I spent too much time trying to understand what the hell the stimulus was saying. 🤣 but I realized I probably would've been able to get the answer without fully understanding them
same
dude i had to reread the question like 20 times and still was like ??????
I had to take a little over 3 min to answer this.
I just need to remind myself I'm working on accuracy not speed right now.
this question made me feel like i don't know how to read
This was just hard for me to read and comprehend at first.
a trick is to kind of look at the first persons argument and see if any of the answer choices are already relevant or could be "supported" by it, just by doing that I already eliminated 4 of the choices and got the answer.
this helps so much--thank you!
I went back and read it that way, and wow thats a great tip when dealing with confusing grammar for the second person.
got it right but it took me like 20 minutes and it made me want to cri
no same omgggg
Lmao right this was so hard omg
I did not like this question
This is not fun. Haha
this had to be one of the hardest passages I've read... #whew
Glad I am not the only one. My ADHD was going crazy, took me 5 1/2 min to get the wrong answer lol. I guess that is what practice is for.
Took me 5:14 to get the correct answer. Priscilla's passage was a piece of WORKKKK.
not sure why but this is clicking really easily!! so happy to finally get a concept without having to go through the motions and question my sense of reality
@Jasmin13 It's so refreshing and lets me feel not entirely stupid for at least one lesson lol
@JessM unfortunately very short lived for me lol but happy nonetheless
@Jasmin13 a win is a win
super thankful for the comment section, saved me a lot of tears, I was about to have personal issues with Priscilla
this made me LOL cause
this made me LMAO cause
i hate the wording on this one but got it right on blind review lol
This question is kind of stupid, the only issue is about whether or not you can parse the grammar.
I find it much easier to get the right answer than understand why wrong answers are wrong.
This frustrates me as I feel that I'm actually not getting better at deconstructing LSAT questions, and if the problem was harder, would most likely get it wrong.
I have a similar feeling and its me a huge insecurity : (
Didn't even feel two guys were arguing on a same topic at first glance. This is getting crazy.
I feel these type always get me on PTs but using JY's method of viewing one alone, and going about the answers first, have really helped me to see the correct answer clearly.
Have you only tried this method in BR or during drills and PT's first. I feel like im too slow in figuring this out
no that's my go-to strategy (for the time-being). I recommend spreeder if you just need to read/process faster.
yay I got it right!
my head...
I feel like the LSAT just adds words and longer sentences to trip overwhelm you as a reader when questions increase in level. The way I broke this down was identifying the core what they were saying. Lutsina, is saying furutrisitc science is a richer source than conventional fiction and Priscilla is saying vice versa.
Check the conclusions!!!! Whew I think the extra words are there to exhaust you honestly...
well, this drill humbled me lmao
Honestly reading that hurt my brain and led me to picking the wrong answer. lol