Basically, I have used all of the RC material that's available for drills and sections. That wouldn't bother me at all if I knew for a fact that I can still improve regardless of whether I've seen the passages before or not. However, I don't really know how to feel about it. For example, I just finished a section and got the best score I've ever gotten, but I don't know if it's because I had read those passages before or because RC finally clicked for me. I will admit that I don't really remember any of the answers to the questions that were being asked, so I felt as if I was answering them myself, but at the same time I did have a tiny little notion of what the passages were about, and I felt like going through them was a lot easier because I had already read the passages before...

So, because I've never gotten a score higher than 161, I was wondering if some other people experienced this issue before and if that fact stopped them from progressing or if they were able to get better despite it. And if so, then do you mind sharing some tips? For example, now that I have read some of these passages, what should I focus on? What can I do in order to make sure that I am still improving? How can I feel confident that whatever result I get is mine alone and not just previous knowledge? Any information would be super useful.

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  • 11 hours ago

    I had this issue too and did all of the very old material (which honestly I think is really helpful because it's pretty tough) and then have been doing as Marcus also commented and just going by what I did least recently. You can't filter by that but I filter by recent and then scroll all the way down, lol

    good luck!

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  • 15 hours ago

    You can use the older PrepTest (7-23) reading comprehension material. The questions and the content are largely equivalent to what you’ll see on the LSAT aside from there being no comparative passages.

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  • 16 hours ago

    rotate them back around in the original order you took them so you see your oldest RC first for the second pass. you won't remember - if you somehow do, then you should get perfect on them all. if you don't, then they're good to reuse

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