I plan to take the lsat twice, but of course I would try my best to prepare for the first take as well just in case that I may be able to pass it after the first take. So I wonder if I should finish all PTs before the first take cuz finishing them up may help me become more ready for the first one but I wouldn't have any PT to use if I decide to take a second chance.
While I was doing the problem set I found the "pin" function before each answer result as shown:
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I wonder what will happen after I've pinned those. Will I be able to generate a list of those pinned questions afterwards?
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So I was doing the timed problem sets and I found there were different theme options ranging from 7sage to standard to choose. I wonder if the "standard" here means the format that looks exactly like the real test.
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So I am studying the "Introduction to Logic" section. So when I'm at the exam, after I've gone through the steps to eventually know the relationship in the "sufficient condition➡️necessary condition" form, should I note this relationship with an arrow down on paper physically for further use or should I just remember it in mind?
I think you definitely can take a break. The goal of blind review is to know your real ability to solving those problems. A break will give your more potential to try your best.