4/5 LOL i was stuck between D and E on Q5 and i just knew D made way too much sense logically for it to be the correct answer, fell for the trap hook line and sinker
took one and got a 1/5 which made me feel like I have been doing all of this studying for nothing. I took another one with different questions and got a 5/5. I am still going too slow and it seems I lack consistency. Maybe I am anticipating the questions and therefore ready to use different tools and tactics, but then the question is asking something different than what I was preparing for. Does anyone have any advice on how to go into each question prepared, but not where you are ready to use a skill or tool that does not apply? Or how to know what tool or skill to use just by reading the question?
For question 1, I translated everything right the first time around, but I had a hard time believing the conclusion was JUST about the volume of recyclables and felt there had to be something about the cost. But, the argument is only concerned with the volume, and our job is to find something that would show the different recyclable programs differ in volume collected. The only one that accurately describes that is D. *PS, having to do BR for questions you got correct is a bit counterintuitive, no? I feel like it makes you second guess your reasoning that was correct the first time around.
If you've made it this far, then congrats and keep going!!! Some of these questions are rough (especially if you didn't learn specific concepts yet like me!) but don't be discouraged. It's a lot of new concepts, a lot of weird grammar, and a lot of patterns to learn through practice. The best thing you can do is to keep at, keep learning. Remember, you're trying to learn complex logic rules in a couple months versus a couple YEARS, It's going to be rough and take longer than you'd like. Don't give up, I believe in us!!
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mid, I get them right but I second guess myself.
4/5 LOL i was stuck between D and E on Q5 and i just knew D made way too much sense logically for it to be the correct answer, fell for the trap hook line and sinker
took one and got a 1/5 which made me feel like I have been doing all of this studying for nothing. I took another one with different questions and got a 5/5. I am still going too slow and it seems I lack consistency. Maybe I am anticipating the questions and therefore ready to use different tools and tactics, but then the question is asking something different than what I was preparing for. Does anyone have any advice on how to go into each question prepared, but not where you are ready to use a skill or tool that does not apply? Or how to know what tool or skill to use just by reading the question?
3/5 which I will take but I can't seem answer within the one minute and whatever seconds the LSAT requires to maintain timing ahhhhhh
I hate that the blind review includes questions I got right lol even if it took a while
4/5. Got stuck on q4 because I misread the stimulus
4/5 very proud of myself
@rorygilmore44 proud of you, stranger, and love your username! I got a 4/5 too and am proud of myself a win is a win
For question 1, I translated everything right the first time around, but I had a hard time believing the conclusion was JUST about the volume of recyclables and felt there had to be something about the cost. But, the argument is only concerned with the volume, and our job is to find something that would show the different recyclable programs differ in volume collected. The only one that accurately describes that is D. *PS, having to do BR for questions you got correct is a bit counterintuitive, no? I feel like it makes you second guess your reasoning that was correct the first time around.
If you've made it this far, then congrats and keep going!!! Some of these questions are rough (especially if you didn't learn specific concepts yet like me!) but don't be discouraged. It's a lot of new concepts, a lot of weird grammar, and a lot of patterns to learn through practice. The best thing you can do is to keep at, keep learning. Remember, you're trying to learn complex logic rules in a couple months versus a couple YEARS, It's going to be rough and take longer than you'd like. Don't give up, I believe in us!!
im cooked.
I got 2/5 and then 5/5 in BR. I don't understand what I am missing the first time, since I am choosing the second best answer in BR
yeahhhh... this was not fun
this was terribleeee, i was so ready to apply the skills about conditional logic and didn't use any of it
@StarBrooks I felt this. I tried it out and got lost after the fourth question
@StarBrooks same 3 out 5
@StarBrooks SAME. UGH I am so disappointed