Hi everyone,

I've just started on the logic games section of the course, where Jy recommends printing out ten clean copies of each game. Unfortunately I've not yet found a way to do this without noting and listing the games he is using in the practice sessions and then going into all the logic games materials and picking them out one by one. Since I mostly use the mobile platform, this is time consuming and clunky to do. Does anyone have the full list of example logic games used in the course in order of when they were used?

Happy studying,

Maria

Really need some help here. I chose D and felt pretty strong about it and it turns out its B. I usually have an inkling on this but I don't see it at all. Thought it was statistical/actual issue.

Any help is greatly appreciated!

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PT 1: Game 3

PT 2: Game 4

PT 3: Game 2

PT 4: Game 2

PT 5:

PT 6:

PT 7:

PT 8:

PT 9: Game 2

PT 10:

PT 11:

PT 12: Game 3

PT 13:

PT 14:

PT 15:

PT 16: Game 1, Game 2, Game 3

PT 17: Game 1, Game 2, Game 3, Game 4

PT 18: Game 1, Game 2, Game 3, Game 4

PT 19: Game 1, Game 2, Game 3, Game 4

PT 20: Game 1, Game 2, Game 3, Game 4

PT 21: Game 1, Game 2, Game 3, Game 4

PT 22: Game 1, Game 2, Game 3, Game 4

PT 23: Game 1, Game 2, Game 3, Game 4

PT 24: Game 1, Game 2, Game 3, Game 4

PT 25: Game 1, Game 2, Game 3, Game 4

PT 26: Game 1, Game 2, Game 3, Game 4

PT 27: Game 1, Game 2, Game 3, Game 4

PT 28: Game 1, Game 2, Game 3, Game 4

PT 29: Game 1, Game 2, Game 3, Game 4

PT 30: Game 1, Game 2, Game 3, Game 4

PT 31: Game 1, Game 2, Game 3, Game 4

PT 32: Game 1, Game 2, Game 3, Game 4

PT 33: Game 1, Game 2, Game 3, Game 4

PT 34: Game 1, Game 2, Game 3, Game 4

PT 35: Game 1, Game 2, Game 3, Game 4

The reason I wrote this up is because I wanted to know how many extra games I would need to foolproof before moving on. Hopefully somebody finds this helpful! Happy studying!

Hi everyone,

I am having trouble identifying question stem types. I often get confused between Strengthen and Must Be True/ Sufficient and Pseudo-Sufficient. Are there any lists of common question stem phrases? Does anyone have online flashcards I could use?

Thanks!

Any ideas on how to get quicker on Reading Comprehension? What techniques have you used that may be helpful for me?

Does anyone else find that these logic game sections in PT 39-45 are extremely easy? I'm feeling really confident right now getting -2 in the games. I'm afraid that this might be a false confidence. Do they get more challenging in later tests?

Hey guys tried 7 Sage for prep this year and loving it! RC and LG are almost flawless but having some LR issues. Not really one type of question either so just looking for some advice or tools available with 7sage that I might not be as familiar with or overlooking to help ( I know we have LR Drill packets but not sure how or when to use them). Working on a full PT every other day from now until the July LSAT. Thank you for any and all help or advice.

I'm gonna be completely honest, I just started LG after a month of LR and I keep bombing each problem set. I may get them right but take double the time i should ideally be taking. Any advice? Did anyone else start rough too? I'm just getting a little worried because I've booked my test already, little discouraged and just wanna see how I can tackle this better. All the best to you all!!

I understand the last sentence of the stimulus which states that higher temperature = higher molecule movement. The second sentence states 'rhodopsin molecules sometimes change shape because of normal molecular motion, thereby introducing error into the visual system'. J.Y links this second sentence with the last sentence, stating that higher molecular movement = more error-prone. What I am confused about is how the second sentence shows this. As in for me, the second sentence seems to say that molecular motion = errors; it doesn't mention anything about more molecular movement equaling more errors. I must be missing some vital connection somewhere.

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https://classic.7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-34-section-3-question-19/

I’m looking for any study partners for the reading comprehension section. It is definitely my worst section but I’m willing to discuss questions and reading strategies. I have tests 62-71 and I’ve taken 72, 75, 79,80,81. Let me know if you are willing to form a group!

Can someone please help me understand what the stimulus is saying.

https://classic.7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-23-section-2-question-14/

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Hey everyone. I know the rule of thumb is rc doesn’t improve by much - that being said I know my rc goes up and down depending on how long / dense the passage is and whether it’s humanities based vs science . What are some tangible ways to improve ? Ive been doing sections timed and untimed. And looking up strategies from different places . I annotate and Mark the passages . Seems like timing it gives me added anxiety and makes me rush . (I don’t run out of time usually few mins extra ) Also when it’s a science passage my comprehension goes down .

Where can I find 2018 June LSAT so I could study for my September LSAT?

I'm getting mixed up between false dichotomies and true contradictions.

Can someone please explain or give an example of the two. I'm getting them mixed up and its getting to me

Thank you 7sagers

I’ve recently taken up sudoku’s and reading Scientific American in my spare time when I’m not studying to supplement my training and help my brain get used to the mindset needed for LG and the science selection of RC, respectively. I saw these suggestions mentioned briefly in one of the lessons in the core curriculum, and honestly I am pretty sure that it has improved my performance. I know that these methods have certainly made me feel more comfortable when I’m doing my PT’s. Does anyone have suggestions for similiar low-stress, supplemental methods to help with LR sections? Thanks!

Does anyone know if there will be another month of reading comp calls? I would love to join as reading comp is my weakest section.

For those of you have achieved significant improvement fool proofing, do you practice a specific game all at once? Say it's game x form test x you're having issues with. If you decide to repeat it eight times, do you repeat it eight times all at once? Or do you do it four times, do other games and come back to it four times more?? TY

hey all

so i just spent 5 minutes on a RC passage on a recent RC section. i found myself once rereading the 1st paragraph like 4 times...

I know most ppl say "read for structure."

but i also hear J.Y. say spend time upfront in really understanding the passage and also to "push back" as you read (seeing how what you read connects to the previous paragraphs). i also see him rereading certain parts of the passage a lot.

so how do you balance really understanding the passage and spending time up front -- while also not spending TOO long? when do you make the decision to stop rereading something (where you reread something a few times in an effort to "spend time upfront") and just move on -- even though you don't have a full grasp of what you just read?

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how do you balance btw reading for details and reading for structure?

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In JY's RC live commentary takes, I see him rereading certain parts of the passage quite frequently. I think the problem for me, is that I've been rereading certain parts too many times -- and it's been slowing me down (that's why i spent 5 minutes on 1 passage).

Any advice for this?

should i just keep reading on -- even if i have a hazy understanding of what's going on???

also , does "spending time upfront" mean read for details as well as structure?

sorry for the disorganization!

I’m having a bit of trouble in LR. I find myself rushing and missing questions that I should not. My BR scores reflect that I know more than I am showing in my PT’s but I seem to go in a bit of a panic state at times and make dumb mistakes. I’ve tried the 15 in 15, but that doesn’t really seem to do it for me as the panic still arises with the ones I skip and go back to. I know understanding the stimulus and answer choices quickly are apart of doing well but there has to be a way to improve this right? Any suggestions will help as I am willing to try anything right now. Thank you all in advance.

When do you not rely on the indicators when it comes to these questions?

Does LSAC send a copy of the exam with your score report? If so, would anyone who took the June 2018 be willing to email me the exam? Thanks.

If you're taking the July 2018 LSAT and your account is inconveniently set to expire a few days before the test date, you can get a free 14-day extension from this page: https://classic.7sage.com/free-extension/

For those of you who are expiring after, good luck on the LSAT! We here at 7Sage are rooting for you.

I'm missing about 3 on each LR section, 0 on games, but RC is still holding me back from hitting 170+ -- so frustrating! Last two PT's in a row I've hit 169, missing the 170 mark by one point. I understand that about 90% of RC is must be true questions so I'm wondering if I maybe just need to drill MBT questions. Anyone who started doing better on RC, what did you notice that you were doing wrong and how did you fix it to improve?

Hi guys, just a quick question to see how people go about studying for RC. when you are doing the RC in the CC how do you guys do it? Attempt the questions on your own then watch all the videos, watch the paragraph summaries then do the questions? I just wanna get an idea of what other people are doing as well

Thanks

I know its REALLY early, but I wondered how long it takes for JY and the gang to post explanations for the most recent test? I'm in the process of BR-ing and looking forward to the explanations!