For fellow people worried when they see questions being way over time-- These questions are being used to test the skill being taught, but in the context of a real LSAT question. Don't worry about timing yet! It's better to be able to properly do a skill (here it's comparatives) instead of rushing because you're worried about the time.
Blind Review had me thinking I only got 1/3...My initial answers were still 3/3! I see how Blind Review works now, haha.
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For fellow people worried when they see questions being way over time-- These questions are being used to test the skill being taught, but in the context of a real LSAT question. Don't worry about timing yet! It's better to be able to properly do a skill (here it's comparatives) instead of rushing because you're worried about the time.