Once again... Three takes and three incorrect answers. Ouch. It's just wild because this particular stimulus really doesn't seem that difficult to me. Like... I feel like I get it. And the questions don't seem that difficult. But the answer choices are just brutal.
My new LSAT mantras are now: "Stick with your gut, your gut is right" very dissapointed that I gaslit myself into thinking the testwriters were trying to trick me
yup, this is my problem aswell. When I get the answer quick or makes sense to me so well I think its a trick cuz Im used to getting screwd so then I change. I saw D and knew it was right but couldnt find where it was stated and nothing else made sense so i didnt pick it. got it wrong re read the question and saw it said suggest rather then stated and wanted to just quit man
I'm starting to see the benefit of ctrl+f, low res summary is great at retaining info efficiently, but questions like this require attention to details. We cannot remember every single detail obviously, so, by eliminating the wrong ones, we must ctrl+f for such questions, and get info needed for securing the right answer
@180forLSAT190forbf Yes, I've started doing the very same! Actually, it's been so useful for me that it's almost felt like cheating, so I Googled if we're allowed to use Ctrl + F on the official LSAT. As it turns out, the Ctrl + F built into our browsers are actually disabled during the test; instead, we're expected to use the search built into the LSAT test page. As far as I can tell, it works and even highlights the exact same as Chrome's Ctrl + F, so it doesn't feel any different. So, make sure you're practicing using the built-in search, so you can emulate the exact test-taking experience!
why cant the real lsat have br, so if u frick it up the first time u have a second shot. IM PRETTY SURE MEDIEVAL GLASS ISNT GOING TO DETERMINE WHETHER IM A GOOD LAWYER OR NOT
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This is probably the hardest RC question I’ve ever seen—to those who read this, keep on truckin & don’t be discouraged!
@hardlyellewoods This. Keep going. Trust the process.
did netanyahu write this question
"and then they justified D as the answer"
in what world would i get this under 1:10
I laughed at (D) when doing this question. Laughed at it...
@Bartje the way I laughed out loud.
@Bartje then it laughed at you
That was genuinely the hardest question I've had in the 4 months I've been doing LSAT stuff
Just vote
Difficulty level = 6/5
I am going to pray that my lsat doesn't have a passage or questions like these cause brooooo
@Julietb07 This was a mind fuck wtf!
Today I learned that a millennia is 1000 years. I thought it was a lot longer than that
They're evil for this one
I just re-did it and picked d to stop crying. cuz what the actual fuck is this.
this might be the worst question ever conjured
Lol I fell for both A & C
@mitch.s Same
Only because of Kevin did I have a chance at this question
chance --> Kevin
Trying to make Kevin not necessary 🥲
Once again... Three takes and three incorrect answers. Ouch. It's just wild because this particular stimulus really doesn't seem that difficult to me. Like... I feel like I get it. And the questions don't seem that difficult. But the answer choices are just brutal.
My new LSAT mantras are now: "Stick with your gut, your gut is right" very dissapointed that I gaslit myself into thinking the testwriters were trying to trick me
yup, this is my problem aswell. When I get the answer quick or makes sense to me so well I think its a trick cuz Im used to getting screwd so then I change. I saw D and knew it was right but couldnt find where it was stated and nothing else made sense so i didnt pick it. got it wrong re read the question and saw it said suggest rather then stated and wanted to just quit man
I'm starting to see the benefit of ctrl+f, low res summary is great at retaining info efficiently, but questions like this require attention to details. We cannot remember every single detail obviously, so, by eliminating the wrong ones, we must ctrl+f for such questions, and get info needed for securing the right answer
@180forLSAT190forbf Yes, I've started doing the very same! Actually, it's been so useful for me that it's almost felt like cheating, so I Googled if we're allowed to use Ctrl + F on the official LSAT. As it turns out, the Ctrl + F built into our browsers are actually disabled during the test; instead, we're expected to use the search built into the LSAT test page. As far as I can tell, it works and even highlights the exact same as Chrome's Ctrl + F, so it doesn't feel any different. So, make sure you're practicing using the built-in search, so you can emulate the exact test-taking experience!
lmao nah
goated feeling getting these right, then seeing the curve
im tired of these stupid medieval formal passages bro
why cant the real lsat have br, so if u frick it up the first time u have a second shot. IM PRETTY SURE MEDIEVAL GLASS ISNT GOING TO DETERMINE WHETHER IM A GOOD LAWYER OR NOT
@MissProsecutor adjusts pretty girl lawyer suit sorry u had to see that everybody... high heels clicks as i walk away dramatically from this question
its genuinely SO fucking hard to do an RC passage if its the most boring thing you ever read.