Well, after constantly getting lvl 4 & 5 questions right during the curriculum, I somehow scored a 1/5 and 3/5 on BR. Can't even feel a pang of sadness anymore, just numb to it all
#feedback is there a way to make it so that the questions in these end-of-section drills are not repeats of questions that were already used in lessons or "you try" questions throughout the section? This has been a recurring issue for me throughout the core curriculum
I am not understanding the logic of number 4 with D being the right answer and the explanation does not help me either. I don't get the wording of choice D
Does anyone know the difference between the two "difficulty" columns? One is question difficulty while the other is some other thing I cant decipher. I had a 1 star difficulty question but it said 4 stars for the "psg/game/s" difficulty. I have not seen a question in any of our lessons and "you try" questions that had anything higher than 3 stars in the "psg/game/s" column. What gives?
I managed to get 5/5 on the hardest difficulty, but I still need more practice. The most helpful resource for identifying different flaws was 'The Loophole' by Ellen Cassidy.
For reference, here's a link to the 16 Classic Flaws flashcards I found online:
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Well, after constantly getting lvl 4 & 5 questions right during the curriculum, I somehow scored a 1/5 and 3/5 on BR. Can't even feel a pang of sadness anymore, just numb to it all
#feedback, it would be great if we could reset drills and You Try Qs so when we are reviewing material, we can try again w/o knowing the answers.
5/5!! flaw questions are literally some of the hardest questions for me, so i'm sooooo happy
5/5 lets gooooo (I wish I felt like this when actually taking the LSAT)
4/5 right but go the only level one question wrong fml
#feedback is there a way to make it so that the questions in these end-of-section drills are not repeats of questions that were already used in lessons or "you try" questions throughout the section? This has been a recurring issue for me throughout the core curriculum
I am not understanding the logic of number 4 with D being the right answer and the explanation does not help me either. I don't get the wording of choice D
cooking rn
5/5 LETS GOOOO
4/5 on first attempt and 5/5 on BR!!
5/5 ON FIRST TRY! LET'S GOOOOO! (it took me 10 minutes LOL)
3/5 on medium three times, done once more and 5/5 with one question being 5/5 difficulty and 2 being 3/5 LETS GOOOOOO PARTY PEOPLE
4/5 timed first try not too bad
Got 4/5 on medium (5/5 BR), 4/5 hard (5/5 BR), then 5/5 hard the next day.
5/5 on medium spicy questions, after correcting 2 answers on Blind Review. Does that count as 5/5 or 3/5 overall?
So it is just me or are most of the answers for these questions mainly b
5/5 on hardest twice this is reassuring
Does anyone know the difference between the two "difficulty" columns? One is question difficulty while the other is some other thing I cant decipher. I had a 1 star difficulty question but it said 4 stars for the "psg/game/s" difficulty. I have not seen a question in any of our lessons and "you try" questions that had anything higher than 3 stars in the "psg/game/s" column. What gives?
5/5 FIRST TRY AYYYYYEEEEEEE :D !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ending the study session with a 5/5 BLESS
5/5 YAYYY!!!
MY FIRST 5/5 ON THE FIRST TRY LETS GO
5/5!!
5/5 and I am overly proud of myself.
I managed to get 5/5 on the hardest difficulty, but I still need more practice. The most helpful resource for identifying different flaws was 'The Loophole' by Ellen Cassidy.
For reference, here's a link to the 16 Classic Flaws flashcards I found online:
https://quizlet.com/527617801/lsatloophole-16-classic-flaws-flash-cards/