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@CherryMayDelaCruz I noticed this morning that the accessibility option on the in-test tab to the right only switches to dark mode now instead of providing options for text size, background color, etc. Is that a new change with the official LSAC interface as well?
@YumiH Sure seems like they made things less intuitive for the hell of it.
I really hate the changes they made. The layout for the old UI was just fine. Why did they feel the need to add so many extra clicks?
Second time around on this module, and I think I am finally getting it. Should have taken more logic classes in college. smh
Thank you, Kevin, for being such a great instructor for the RC module. I really enjoyed how you approached the material and broke things down for us. Coming into this, I felt RC was my weakest point on the LSAT by far (to my surprise). I feel a lot more confident now.
Passage A reminded me of "The Selfish Gene" by Richard Dawkins, which I read in high school for some strange reason
D was a very attractive answer because I remembered the line about the lack of road maps and how critics don't like that.
It appears I have trouble starting any type of drill. The "start drill" button is greyed out and isn't clickable. Am I doing something wrong? Lol
I guess the key here is the end of the last paragraph, which directly ties into aspects of "domestic life" more than regional customs, which would be something like the choice of clothing
@AnaniS6 A is part-to-whole. "The whole book is French." We are looking for a whole-to-part, which is what C gives us. MacNeil makes the same mistake by assuming that just because the collection is among the most valuable ever assembled, that the individual paintings will be among the most valuable ever. It's entirely possible a long paragraph can have a mix of long and short sentences, just as Vidmar's collection could have both cheap and extremely expensive paintings