For question 3, I got it right but I was tempted by C. I decided C was wrong because it says "if bacteria are extremely diverse" , and the author doesn't question IF they are diverse he is stating that they ARE diverse. Therefore I crossed it out leaving me with B. Was my reasoning off?
Question for you guys: so I just completed the LR curriculum and am going through these as a high-level refresher. I got 60% on this drill. Is it worth drilling these more? Do I aim for perfection... keep practicing... or move on?
@saulgoodman13 Don't aim for perfection! Just make sure to drill a few MC every week and review mistakes on old MC.
The reason shooting for perfection doesn't work is because you'd have to be in the 170s already to actually achieve it reliably. So if you don't move on until you get perfect, you might not move on to other things that are more helpful.
That said, MC questions are very important, so make sure you really think through what gives you trouble when identifying the main conclusion of an argument.
These LR fast track segments are truly amazing, and I was wondering when/if we will get a strengthen/weaken question type video sometime in the near future? Kevin's insight on the various formulations of those questions would be of much help, as these are usually the hardest questions.
Just echoing the others and saying that this was super helpful and looking forward to doing the rest of these before jumping into RC. This is the perfect recap of all the time spent doing LR thus far. Thank you!
OMG, this instructor is top notch! I wish he offered tutoring! I have known him from his days with Blueprint and then he started his on site for a while. Because of him, I improved significantly on LG when those were a thing. Awesome breakdown, please offer more stuff like this!
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Did the drill before watching the video: 4/5! I see where I slipped up, let's keep going everyone!!
For question 3, I got it right but I was tempted by C. I decided C was wrong because it says "if bacteria are extremely diverse" , and the author doesn't question IF they are diverse he is stating that they ARE diverse. Therefore I crossed it out leaving me with B. Was my reasoning off?
This was great. Thanks for the overview
feeling good about MC questions my biggest OP will be time for sure but i need to just drill,drill,drill!
Question for you guys: so I just completed the LR curriculum and am going through these as a high-level refresher. I got 60% on this drill. Is it worth drilling these more? Do I aim for perfection... keep practicing... or move on?
@saulgoodman13 Don't aim for perfection! Just make sure to drill a few MC every week and review mistakes on old MC.
The reason shooting for perfection doesn't work is because you'd have to be in the 170s already to actually achieve it reliably. So if you don't move on until you get perfect, you might not move on to other things that are more helpful.
That said, MC questions are very important, so make sure you really think through what gives you trouble when identifying the main conclusion of an argument.
This was great Kevin. Very helpful, thank you.
These LR fast track segments are truly amazing, and I was wondering when/if we will get a strengthen/weaken question type video sometime in the near future? Kevin's insight on the various formulations of those questions would be of much help, as these are usually the hardest questions.
@MohabSha It's coming! Within the next week. It just needs to be uploaded.
@Kevin_Lin Perfect! Thank you!
Just echoing the others and saying that this was super helpful and looking forward to doing the rest of these before jumping into RC. This is the perfect recap of all the time spent doing LR thus far. Thank you!
Kev- These are sooo good! Thank you!!
OMG, this instructor is top notch! I wish he offered tutoring! I have known him from his days with Blueprint and then he started his on site for a while. Because of him, I improved significantly on LG when those were a thing. Awesome breakdown, please offer more stuff like this!
These are highly valuable recaps.
I wish there were more so I could review them before my LSAT saturday haha.
I thought I was really good with main conclusion questions, but I learned even more today. Great addition to the curriculum!
I really appreciate the addition of these videos into the core curriculum.
I will do good on the LSAT!
@KimberlyL26 Amen!