It would have been nice for the people who designed the test to have put "more than half of the students who took Spanish 101" instead of a general application in the answer choices... seriously, this is how I always end up missing these "hard" questions... It's not hard; you're just hiding the information and making them ambiguous...
@Sykiara it's definitely a hit or miss, but for me it really worked! a lot of the lessons on here correspond with what the Loophole talks about so it's nice having that background information when learning everything else.
Damn, got this wrong twice! But the video did say this was a hard one! I will try to understand this tomorrow with fresh eyes, because honestly this first question had me stumped. But it was interesting to see the breakdown explanation after
@SaraNewman ahhhh no way! I settled for nursing out of highschool due to stability. Im almost two years into working as a nurse and thinking to go to law school now to give legal advice to nurses. I'm still on the fence about it.
@KeziaH19 Honestly it's a good career to get into because it's stable and you can make decent money right away. But it's got its own challenges with it being understaffed and wage is usually not worth the burnout. But it's a great career in terms of opportunity and growth.
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I feel better that this is a really hard question xD
Definitely a tricky question, but a great one.
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It would have been nice for the people who designed the test to have put "more than half of the students who took Spanish 101" instead of a general application in the answer choices... seriously, this is how I always end up missing these "hard" questions... It's not hard; you're just hiding the information and making them ambiguous...
@LazaroAQuintero it says most indirectly means more than half
the "most" = more than half of reminds me of the negation/contrapositive techniques that the loophole has
@aviinatt For some reason I was not able to connect with the loophole textbook - I will try it again. Was it helpful for you?
@Sykiara it's definitely a hit or miss, but for me it really worked! a lot of the lessons on here correspond with what the Loophole talks about so it's nice having that background information when learning everything else.
What is the blind review feature? How do you utilize that?
@Prenny you essentially get to redo the question without seeing the answer. like a second chance.
How are you guys taking notes on these? Are you taking notes?
Might be the only human who chose A... issa evil world we live in
@JamieMcNair I chose A as well LOL
@JamieMcNair Lol me too!!!
@JamieMcNair I chose A...lol
I got it right but it took me 11 minutes lol
Love the quick humbling; at least every wrong answer here is a another right one on the LSAT.
I have always struggled with the contrapositive. I am scared.
I feel like Patrick
I have to look out for keywords next time
@Arii._.okay me too! C Answer here...
@HopefulSplitter Sameee
Got this one wrong, but loved looking at exactly why I got it wrong. Makes me feel dumb that I didn't see it.
Gotta admit, fell for it at first. But another pass let me catch it. Gotta be quicker on the draw...but then again that's why I'm here.
this question surprisgly isn't as bad as other LSAT questions I have done....woah
I got it. I am amazed...lol.
Ugh, the idea that a single word for C could have changed it threw me off.
It’s okay guys we got this, stay locked in 💪
pray for me
my brain already hurt
@KeziaH19 literally
@KeziaH19 😂
i got this completely wrong but it gets me excited to one day get this right fr
Damn, got this wrong twice! But the video did say this was a hard one! I will try to understand this tomorrow with fresh eyes, because honestly this first question had me stumped. But it was interesting to see the breakdown explanation after
might just have to stick to nursing.. :(
@skchohan10 i been thinking about getting into this field
@skchohan10 omg im a nurse and thinking of switching to entertainment law
@SaraNewman ahhhh no way! I settled for nursing out of highschool due to stability. Im almost two years into working as a nurse and thinking to go to law school now to give legal advice to nurses. I'm still on the fence about it.
@KeziaH19 Honestly it's a good career to get into because it's stable and you can make decent money right away. But it's got its own challenges with it being understaffed and wage is usually not worth the burnout. But it's a great career in terms of opportunity and growth.
@skchohan10 don't give up! don't lose faith. we are all learning a new skill, practice is what is going to make us better. it's not going to be easy!