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.
i feel like im really starting to get a hang of this except for the timing. The timing stresses me out as i feel like i have to read the blurb a few times to understand what is being said. Hoping practice helps my speed.
@asanz001 I feel you! I do think that right now it is okay to take your time to understand the questions and why the answers are correct or incorrect. Once we get a grasp of that, I believe we will move a little faster. We'll be able to spot what we need a little faster...at least I hope so!
3/3 and then i changed my answer on blind review for question 2 ughhhh alsoooo agree it's better to just take it super slow at first (builds confidence) and then start timing yourself once you are more familiar with the structures
@soapster Im also taking my absolute time with this, with how much prep we have before our pt's im assuming time will gradually become more apparent. Trying not to rush to understand the fundamentals before trying to rush for time. Crawling before walking
I hate how when you get it right it still says recommended for blind review. It makes me second guess my correct answer which is causing me to over-think. I don't get the point of BR.
@bmo562 I was just in a live class where they explained this (I had the same feelings). If you are working within LSAT time constraints of each question, BR is so you can take as much time as you need and see if you get the same answer. If you are taking as much time as you need right now, BR is not needed!
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3/3. gamers rise up
Just need to get faster.
@HarrisonChant fr, if only my brain didn't require me to read the stim 3 times before I process anything hahah
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.
I got all 3 correct because
I ignored the time!
Took my time to read the questions and understand what it is saying.
Broke down the arguments into (Premise, Conclusion, intermediate conclusion, Context)
I was aware of the indicator words
Note: I take double the amount of time to get it done, but thats ok for now.
OMG my first 100% accuracy. 3/3 Feels so good!!
3/3! So glad the studying is paying off! but I do need to work on answering the questions faster...
Gagged that I got all of them!!! using the highlighter function is a godsend
I didn't realize all 3 drills were on the same screen. Now I can't get it to reload to let me take the second 2 drills.
@ClaireLacza same here, wish their was an "unanswered question" warning before submitting.
@IanRagsdale I had the same issue, too.
@ClaireLacza Yep i had the same problem :(
@ClaireLacza Same here :/
@ClaireLacza Sorry, we'll change the title to make clear that there are 3 questions.
@Kevin_Lin love how hands on you guys are with criticism/improvements. this didn't happen to me because the title said 3 Qs. thanks!
@ClaireLacza same mistake I wish there was a retake button
1/3 took it twice ----- 1/3 don`t feel bad we get punched twice and we get back up.... Review review review..
i feel like im really starting to get a hang of this except for the timing. The timing stresses me out as i feel like i have to read the blurb a few times to understand what is being said. Hoping practice helps my speed.
@asanz001 I feel you! I do think that right now it is okay to take your time to understand the questions and why the answers are correct or incorrect. Once we get a grasp of that, I believe we will move a little faster. We'll be able to spot what we need a little faster...at least I hope so!
2/3! I got question 1 wrong but I'm proud of myself for getting 2 right! It was definitely difficult
@ryokace Same!!!
I took much longer to complete the questions but I am not focused on speed I am focused on accuracy at this stage. So happy I got 3/3!
2 out of 3 Question 2 was really difficult.
@Shesopolitical Same. I picked B.
3/3 and then i changed my answer on blind review for question 2 ughhhh alsoooo agree it's better to just take it super slow at first (builds confidence) and then start timing yourself once you are more familiar with the structures
Got all 3 correct!! but I just hope i begin to increase the speed in which I answer these questions
3/3. Definitely took my sweet time, but its baby steps!
3/3 but timing is still an issue for me. The second question tripped me up for a bit.
@labaswiftie004 It’ll get easier!
3/3, wow I'm surprised I got all 3. I need to work on my time though
2/3 this time, but im gone get them all right next time
Question 3 confused me.
Got 3/3 on first try, its funny that when i slow down and properly read everything i get it right xD
Timing a lil slow but i got them all right :)
@soapster Im also taking my absolute time with this, with how much prep we have before our pt's im assuming time will gradually become more apparent. Trying not to rush to understand the fundamentals before trying to rush for time. Crawling before walking
2/3 actual take but 3/3 for blind review. The second argument tripped me lol
I hate how when you get it right it still says recommended for blind review. It makes me second guess my correct answer which is causing me to over-think. I don't get the point of BR.
@bmo562 I was just in a live class where they explained this (I had the same feelings). If you are working within LSAT time constraints of each question, BR is so you can take as much time as you need and see if you get the same answer. If you are taking as much time as you need right now, BR is not needed!
I got all three questions correct but I went over the recommended time for all of them.
@juanm2020 honestly same but i think its okay to just focus on getting them right in this current moment and work on timing later