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@SerinJ Thank you so much, those all really help! I think you're right that seeing my flagged questions a second time would be really helpful because usually when I'm blind reviewing, that's the 2nd time I'm seeing that question and I can spot something that I missed the first time. So I will definitely work to implement that practice moving forward
I have been so inconsistent with LR lately and when I go to do blind review, I am seeing my mistakes clearly once I have time to really read and review the stem and ACs, hence the high blind review scores. Not sure how to improve on the actual timed sections though and at this point it's frustrating that they seem to be getting even worse! I'm pretty consistent with getting through the first 15 or so questions in 16-18 minutes, so I feel like I should have enough time but then I have a huge fall off on performance with the difficult questions, usually always picking the wrong answer out of the 2 I narrow it down to or just not understanding the question properly in a timed scenario. Any tips are appreciated!
Hi, I'm using the default PT, Section, Drill availability presets on 7Sage. I'm just confused specifically about how many PTs I should try to preserve for testing vs. sections? I feel like I'm short on PTs and Sections but I still have like 1900 LR drill questions and 172 RC passages for drills which seems excessive compared to what I have allocated for PTs and Sections. Additionally, I've taken PTs 141 (diagnostic), 118, 119, and 128, and it says my next one up is PT148. But that would be skipping over PTs 120-123 which are all 97% fresh? Should I take those as PTs first before I jump to PT 148?
Just confused and might be overthinking if I messed something up or not. Any advice is appreciated!
I understand why C is correct and the explanation. I don't however feel like it matches the flaw that I'm clearly seeing in the argument. Maybe I'm misinterpreting the question.
How I see it is that if 40 percent of respondents say conservative, I don't think that's right to assume they only want 40 percent of the total representation in legislature, as the conclusion "most citizens" suggests. For example, if 40 percent of Americans want Republicans in legislature, wouldn't it be reasonable to assume they would want more than just 40 percent of the total representation?
I got this right on BR because I realized I misunderstood the phrase "as he knows" which made me pick A the first time. I have never seen that phrase in another LSAT question so I'm not sure how commonly it appears. However, I jumped to "as he knows" is essentially saying "as far as he knows" which then made me think the next point was a hypothetical which led me to believe the argument was saying that there is not enough known to make a conclusion because there is a possibility that she is a documentary director and rarely works with famous actors
@AlenaKane I just did the same thing… I was shocked that I got it wrong and on blind review too! Then I watched the explanation video and quickly realized that I missed a very important word in the question…
@Joshua-Lee Yeah that was what I was leaning towards I think, would probably be a good use of time
I'll be traveling this weekend and won't have internet access but would love to spend the time studying. Is there a way to use any of 7Sage's features offline? Or does anybody have any recommendations on offline studying?
I'm happy that I got 5/6 correct! I did get Question #6 wrong by choosing B which I understand now why that's wrong.
However, I'm still a little tripped up by the correct answer introducing "computers" into the argument. I liked the reasoning of answer choice D but I talked myself out of it because of the introduction of something not mentioned in the question's argument
@PhoebeHopp Thank you! That is helpful! How many questions would you recommend drilling per day?
Hi all, I'm about 2 weeks into my studying with a 151 diagnostic, planning to take in September. I have been solely focused on LR right now and watching fast track videos, along with J.Y's LR Basics series on YouTube. I have been drilling about 5-10 LR questions a day as I become more familiar with the different types of questions.
When should I start taking practice tests? I know that's an important part of studying but I don't want to just "waste" practice tests when I haven't even looked at RC yet. Just curious when you started taking more practice tests and at what frequency. Thanks!
I understand the importance of the general assembly only being able to start once. I simply don't understand why E is correct and why we can guarantee that the awards committee does not have a quorum. Why can they both not have a quorum? I just don't see how that's explicitly stated. Can you only have 1 quorum? If the awards committee did have a quorum was it to be assumed that the meeting would have started at 7 even if the standards committee had a quorum?