Something interesting I've realized.
I'm more likely to get a simple question wrong than a more complex one. The very attention to detail and scrutiny that allows me to navigate level 5 questions invites me to overthink and talk myself out of the right answer on a very simple question. I've gotten 167-168 4 times in the last 2 weeks. And I'm realizing that, actually, its on the easy questions!
This is somewhat of a funny and pleasant observation. I'll just need to practice the easy ones again. Anyone else looking forward to September test :D
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I do that too, that's funny.
This is so real. For me it used to be that I would get the last 5-6 of the section wrong being that they were usually the most difficult. As my scores began to improve and I understood the way that the LSAT wanted me to think, I realized I began to overthink and overcomplicate the easiest questions which has just kept me sitting at the same score. Need to realize that they are as simple as they look sometimes and not everything is trying to throw me and absolute curveball.