I think this should be updated via the study plans tab because it shows that this lesson will take 1 minute. However, the video is a little over an hour.

4100

18/20 but the two I got wrong were partial wrongs

3845!

Im going to have to come back to this because it made no sense to me.

Got it wrong but tbf, the correct answer choice was one I was going back and forth on. Ugh.

4/5

5/5 BR

Not bad :)

10/12 bc I didn’t understand what was going on at first 😅

This was really good though.

The diagrams really help. More of this please!

@marikitten03 Can’t speak for anyone else but I’ve been trying to calm myself down so I’m not too focused on time but rather, really understanding what I’m reading. If I have to read it 10x and take 15 mins to get it right then so be it. Once you start understanding the concepts, timing will follow.

In regard to not getting into the LR section yet, I’ve just been applying the concepts we’ve learned so far + knowing that at minimum, there’s one answer I can eliminate bc it makes no sense.

@JadeLopez If you have a Mac, screenshot it and add it to your notes app or a google doc

Bro, I got a 5/5. What the heck?! Last question took me 7 mins tho 😵‍💫

2/3 and I only went a few seconds over time. Progress >>>

@valpal They for sure need a raise lol

Oh, this is goooooood! I had so much fun going through that.

@GabrielLerma Makes sense but honestly, I think keeping it the way it is may be helpful because you’ll learn to practice a bit more under pressure. When the actual exam comes, it may feel like more of a breeze… but maybe what you’re suggesting could for sure be an option for anyone who wants it.

@MinjunJin if you still want the explanation @marikitten03

@MinjunJin No, this was actually the perfect example. Before I read the entirety of it, I was talking it out loud and our explanations were the same.

Thank you!

Oh, it’s clicking!

2/5 and then 4/5 in BR 🫩

@GDatria715 I just take it as them saying it shouldn’t be the default.

In a real life situation, if I’m saying “not all” then the first assumption is “some”.

Let’s say you’re having a party and you invite 100 people. Someone asks you if every one coming to the party and you say, no not all. Most people will then follow up with: “Oh okay. Well, how many people are coming?” So it’s like the default in real life is “some” and while it COULD be “none”, the LSAT will try to trick you if you default to that.

I could be wrong tho.

Thank you. This makes sense.

2/5 then 3/5 on BR

Clicked the retake and it gave me a fresh set of questions. Got a 5/5.

All between 1 & 3 on the difficulty scale.

I think I the first one was 3s and 4s.

@chacibey203 I went in with the assumption that people = more trees because they’ll plant (but this is based off of my understanding of the real world which I KNOW they say to throw out the window when going the LSAT).

If anything, the other options made even less sense as to why the kites’ would flourish in places that were settled.

Only 17s over time :’)

I like thisssss!