https://7sage.com/games/stimulus-x-ray
Download the standalone LSAT Games app to keep playing when you're offline:
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https://7sage.com/games/stimulus-x-ray
Download the standalone LSAT Games app to keep playing when you're offline:
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Recently, 7Sage has been implementing LSAT games (context). Some argue that LSAT games are unnecessary (other people's argument). However, LSAT games engage studiers and bring joy and whimsy to a rather arduous process (premise). Thus, LSAT games are necessary and much appreciated (conclusion).
@SusanLeifker I know that this is a joke but to be clear, if something can be done without some supplementary material, then that supplementary material is definitionally not necessary. The games may be helpful regardless of them being otherwise unnecessary.
@CamKCoffee Hey, I never said it was a totally valid argument! 😂 Good point though--a better argument would say something like "unhelpful" rather than "unnecessary"
Yall are CHURNING these out
loving all the new games!!! can't wait to try
The games are a nice break from actual questions. I got 18/20 right on the Stimulus X-ray yesterday. It has definitely helped with me with Identify the Role questions!
I have been scoring low on my practice tests lately, and this game has been very helpful for me. It has shown me that I have been skimming my readings without really digesting and dissecting their meanings or their purpose in the paragraph the way a good test taker should. I'm going to keep on working on the game, along with my practice tests, to keep refreshing my IDing skills and become a better reader. (There is so much to learn about how the LSATs work that it feels a little over whelming, and it is easy to forget important concepts. So this is a great refresher.)
Love the games!
All games are amazing! Thank you!
Looking forward to incorporating these games into my study routine!
These games are amazing! I wonder if there could be something related to resolve the paradox created as well!
Love these games! Would also love it if there were a game where we could figure out the type of question stem (if it’s SA, NA, RRE, etc.)