I fell for B just as he explained how someone may think that W was saying that! It is good to be humbled from time to time to avoid being overconfident.
i was breezing through the previous questions and was like give me a hard Q already and then we got a hard Q... i had to take a moment of silence after this one
On my first pass at this several weeks ago, I chose "B", which completely seemed like the logical answer. I recently finished the entirety of the lessons and am now going back to all the "You Try" questions and generating a fresh copy, as a form of review. And now that I've finished the course, I chose "D" with 29 seconds to spare!! There really is enough material that you don't remember most of the questions you've previously covered (I did NOT remember this one at all until I hit "done" and saw the answer distribution lol) and I am so pleased with how everything kind of just.. ties together with this course. If you keep at it, you'll get better, for reals!
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LSAT never fails to humble me as soon as I feel like I'm starting to get it.
saw the percentage for B and felt so relieved lmaoo. but also, i was just reading the answer choices way too fast
Good news: only took a minute using previously taught strategies
Bad news: I chose B
You and 60% of everyone else. So you're in good company.
i hate chin and waller cause the hell was that
Same
LMAO
I was on such a roll too
I want to punch whoever wrote this question.
me getting it wrong :(
me seeing everyone who chose B :)
lol
the fact that i was finally so confident in an answer choice.. to see that I picked B and was wrong. this one hurt lol
picked b and was so confident too lol
My eyes went so wide when I saw that B was wrong and also that 60% of people chose B
my jaw literally dropped to the floor.
same!!!
I fell for B just as he explained how someone may think that W was saying that! It is good to be humbled from time to time to avoid being overconfident.
it's ok to miss questions its okay to miss questions its ok to miss questions dear god why me its ok to miss questions its okay to miss questions
i was breezing through the previous questions and was like give me a hard Q already and then we got a hard Q... i had to take a moment of silence after this one
@mostxareyallyarezthusmostxarez REAL
@mostxareyallyarezthusmostxarez this was literally me. had to breathe in and out before i did the br and got it right lolll.
I chose B so confidently
This one stung :(( I was so confident and speedy too
Wow not me confidently picking the wrong answer choice....this is bs foreal....
This is the first time I skipped blind review because I was so confident I knocked it out of the park. Way to knock me down a peg
I knew I'd get humbled sooner or later :'(
bruh
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I already knew I was wrong by the way he started off this video with "I want to remind you of something"
question dragged me by the hair and beat me down
On my first pass at this several weeks ago, I chose "B", which completely seemed like the logical answer. I recently finished the entirety of the lessons and am now going back to all the "You Try" questions and generating a fresh copy, as a form of review. And now that I've finished the course, I chose "D" with 29 seconds to spare!! There really is enough material that you don't remember most of the questions you've previously covered (I did NOT remember this one at all until I hit "done" and saw the answer distribution lol) and I am so pleased with how everything kind of just.. ties together with this course. If you keep at it, you'll get better, for reals!
got this one wrong:( I chose B
I'm grateful that I wasn't alone in choosing B as the answer
you know it's a good one when the video begins with "It's okay to miss questions on the LSAT."