Got 2/3 the first time, then aced the blind review. Really understanding the premise and how it supports the conclusion is going to be an integral part of success on this test I see.
Reading the question before the stim has really been helping me. Now because I know what I’m looking for but also, what I’m NOT looking for, its even easier to do process of elimination.
I had to go back and revisit structure of argument and context. Seven sage is a godsend. Had previously tried TEST MASTERS and thought I would never figure this out. Optimistic about August.
3/3 but I am nervous that I am deep into the structure so much so that I will ignore a blatantly easy answer. I noticed the word "since" and immediately thought that its a lead up to premisses. but the answer has nothing to do with if it is or is not. I dont know if I am making sense LOL
@EricPreneta Makes total sense! It can be easy to try and make all encompassing rules, but as the lessons mention it is always important to examine the context. Sounds like you were able to do that
@mmfisher1 Same!! I took longer than what the question called for but I knocked each questions out in under 2 minutes. I don’t think I’ve ever done that before.
*Edit: whoops, 2 questions at a minute and some seconds and Q2 was a bit over 2 mins lol! Still, this is progress.
3/3, the problem is always the time for me. I can't get myself to think through these things as quickly as possible. I can only hope that as I continue to see these questions more frequently, the application of the principles will come to me intuitively. Right now, not really focused on speed I guess.
@KyleWelch Wholeheartedly agree. However its important to keep positivity in mind. Skill builders are there to provide you with a solid foundation before you apply yourself. You and I are only going to learn these skills by drilling again and again in order to adequately develop the 'mental muscles'
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3/3!!!
3/3
no overthinkyyyyy 3/3
3/3! Ironically when I did a blind review I got a worse score lol
3/3, the 2 questions before this block stumped me a little bit, but I am glad I showed some progress in this portion!
2/3 my for my first time and 2/3 of my blind review. Upset that I didn't see a change but at least I am having a better result than before.
3/3 😊💪🏻
3/3 LIGHTTTTTT
YOURE TELLING ME I GOT THEM ALL RIGHT THE FIRST TIME AND THEN ALL WRONG DURING BLIND REVIEW WHAT THE HECK HAHHA
@KennedyLuther me too!! Go us!!
yoooo my first 3/3! now to get faster haha
Got 2/3 the first time, then aced the blind review. Really understanding the premise and how it supports the conclusion is going to be an integral part of success on this test I see.
3/3 🥹
Reading the question before the stim has really been helping me. Now because I know what I’m looking for but also, what I’m NOT looking for, its even easier to do process of elimination.
1/3, then 3/3
I had to go back and revisit structure of argument and context. Seven sage is a godsend. Had previously tried TEST MASTERS and thought I would never figure this out. Optimistic about August.
Just need to get faster.
Oh man got 2/3, then 3/3 on BR. Totally misread the third answer. Slow is smooth, and smooth is fast. gotta take my own advice
3/3 but I am nervous that I am deep into the structure so much so that I will ignore a blatantly easy answer. I noticed the word "since" and immediately thought that its a lead up to premisses. but the answer has nothing to do with if it is or is not. I dont know if I am making sense LOL
@EricPreneta Makes total sense! It can be easy to try and make all encompassing rules, but as the lessons mention it is always important to examine the context. Sounds like you were able to do that
Got 3/3 on first try, its funny that when i slow down and properly read everything i get it right xD
3/3!!! I am getting quicker at breaking down the structure of the question, making it easier for me to answer the question
@mmfisher1 ME TOO!
@mmfisher1 Same!! I took longer than what the question called for but I knocked each questions out in under 2 minutes. I don’t think I’ve ever done that before.
*Edit: whoops, 2 questions at a minute and some seconds and Q2 was a bit over 2 mins lol! Still, this is progress.
2/3 first try - 3/3 blind review.
3/3 on my first try. I feel super good about that...
Gagged that I got all of them!!! using the highlighter function is a godsend
3/3, the problem is always the time for me. I can't get myself to think through these things as quickly as possible. I can only hope that as I continue to see these questions more frequently, the application of the principles will come to me intuitively. Right now, not really focused on speed I guess.
The answers are still evry nitpicky, but after seeing the xplanations, I can see how a good amount of the answers make more sense
i am having an EXTREMELY HARD TIME indentifying premises and conclusions. the skill builders were much more easier than the actual LSAT questions.
@KyleWelch Wholeheartedly agree. However its important to keep positivity in mind. Skill builders are there to provide you with a solid foundation before you apply yourself. You and I are only going to learn these skills by drilling again and again in order to adequately develop the 'mental muscles'
@KyleWelch try watching Bailey Luber’s recorded session on 5/5 arguments and components. Really helped me.