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When I'm reading, especially during the Reading Comprehension section, I naturally move my lips or silently mouth the words to myself. I'm not speaking out loud or making any audible sounds—it's just part of how I read internally. Is this allowed permitted during the remotely proctored LSAT, or could it be flagged by the proctor?
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I would avoid mouthing as much as possible, as this could be picked up by the proctor. While technically LSAC only warns against reading aloud (https://www.lsac.org/lsat/taking-lsat/lsat-dos-and-donts), you don't want to risk being interrupted by a proctor who interprets this as against the rules.