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SparkleSpice4
Yesterday

@IvonneRosario Thanks for hearing me out and for your thoughtful response. I hope to see the feature as I continue studying.

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PT144.S4.Q13
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4 days ago

"Recent past" really through me off; it is so vague. We are interested specifically in change in income over 5 years time. It is not clear that recent past includes only last 5 years. I selected D and than unselected it because I thought well, if recent past could mean 7 years, then their income could have dropped again by 5 years ago and then increased in that time. Hate how vague this is.

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I have a timing accommodation, and it would be really helpful if the Timing column after a drill or section could be adjusted to reflect timing accommodated testing conditions.

Right now, the target times are based only on standard timing. That means I have to manually calculate what the target time would be under my accommodation in order to gauge whether my pacing was actually on track.

A simple solution could be a dropdown within the Timing section that allows users to select their timing conditions. The default could remain standard time, but users could also choose common accommodation settings like 1.5x or 2.0x time.

The selected setting would then automatically adjust the target time, timing feedback, and over/under calculations for the respective activity.

For students testing with timing accommodations, this would make the timing data much more useful and provide a more accurate picture of pacing without requiring our additional calculations.

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PT112.S3.Q21
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Wednesday, May 27

Lol, I got this one wrong because I made the same error as Alex. This was a really good question.

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PT139.S4.Q9
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Wednesday, Apr 15

This one really bothered me. We are told that if it is cultivated, than people using it discovered agriculture before anyone else did. And we are told if not cultivated (wild), than people using it ate a wider variety of wild plants than any other people did. The correct AC is B which says "The people who occupied the site used some plants in ways that no other people did at that time." This is not necessarily true. Sure, if cultivated they used it in a way noone else did, by cultivating. But if uncultivated (wild), we don't know that no other people used plants in the way these people did. We just know they ate a wider variety than others, but that doesn't mean there is a single plant they ate that wasn't also being eaten by other people at the time. I really don't understand how that is correct... ugh

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PT142.S4.Q23
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Sunday, Mar 22

@JohnLanza I completely agree. This one pisses me off so much. Same reason AC C is wrong would make AC E wrong.

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Friday, Feb 6

Hey! I am currently scoring in mid-160s and hoping to get to mid-170s. I am based in socal, but would love to join virtually!(:

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PT113.S2.Q20
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Sunday, Jan 18

@StevenShan Thank you! I completely agree. I really hated this one

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PT106.S4.P3.Q19
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Saturday, Nov 15, 2025

@MaxThompson Super helpful! Thank you. I chose C but felt like D also worked, just a bit weaker. This explanation helped me shake that doubt.

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PT122.S4.Q23
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Sunday, Oct 19, 2025

@twolfson This is by far the most helpful comment, more than the video explanations. Thank you fr

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Sunday, Aug 3, 2025

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🙃 Confused

Looking for a Master List of 7Sage Tags with Lesson References

I’m deep into the PT and drilling phase of my LSAT prep and have hit a wall trying to navigate the tag system in 7Sage’s analytics. Is there a centralized resource that explains each tag and links to the corresponding lesson or video for review?

I came across Albert Gauthier’s July 2024 blog post titled "New LR Tags in 7Sage," which was super helpful, but it only covers the new LR tags and doesn’t include links to explanation videos for most sections.

Right now, I’m working through my high-priority areas, but I’m getting increasingly frustrated trying to figure out what each tag even means and what lessons I should revisit.

Does a full tag reference guide exist anywhere on 7Sage? If so, where can I find it? If not, can this be something the 7Sage team prioritizes adding? It feels like such a crucial tool to help make targeted studying easier and make the analytics section more worthwhile.

Thanks in advance!

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