When a question stem says "According to the passage..." does that mean it generally refers to the author's perspective (in a situation where the passage has both the author's perspective and other people(s) perspective(s)) ?
The word objective is used in the passage. I was torn between that answer and the correct answer. I would have liked an explanation pointing to where objective was used in the passage.
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Idc if it’s a level 1 difficulty, im taking this win… I got it 2secs under the target time.
Kevin the GOAT
"sorry I only specialize in the skin of the inner thigh" lmao
Kevin you're crushing it, helpful to confirm/deny existing frameworks in my head. Tier 1.
When a question stem says "According to the passage..." does that mean it generally refers to the author's perspective (in a situation where the passage has both the author's perspective and other people(s) perspective(s)) ?
first one right
Why does LSAT not start with RC, it is to me the simpler of the two. I suppose to lay a foundation but to me, I am learning way more about LC from RC.
easy money
I keep 2nd guessing myself on these RC questions ):
God, let all my test day RC questions be this easy to understand hahaha! amen
this one was a breath of fresh air after the last
The word objective is used in the passage. I was torn between that answer and the correct answer. I would have liked an explanation pointing to where objective was used in the passage.