I chose B and if I understand this correctly, I misinterpreted to use of the word "transcend?" In the passage Gluck says that literature is inevitably part of social and historical context
So for answer E, the word transcend was used to indicate that literature is not inevitably social and historical?
I took a diagnostics PT last weekend and scored a 136. I took another this weekend and scored 128 (and then took ANOTHER ONE and scored 142.) You going from a 139 to 144 IS IMPROVEMENT! The way I see it, as long as I improve each weekend I am making progress. And so are you!
Today's episode of the 7sage LSAT Podcast touched on this! She says she skimmed the passages from easiest to hardest. Then she chose the easiest passages with the least amount of questions first. Her strategy was to do as many questions from the easy passages as possible to maximize her time. I think I'm gonna try this out
I can never get through all the questions in a timed section. Of the questions that I do answer, the majority of them are correct. So I don’t think my issue is accuracy as much as it is speed. Any recommendations on how I can get through the passages quicker and identify my target faster? I am experiencing this problem for both LR and RC
I chose C and I see why the answer is D
so would it be fair to say that every answer to a question like this would be bare minimum, author has tacit endorsement. Is it fair to say that an author writing a passage about the views of another would never amount to detactched indifference?