@Marcus91 Do you keep this approach for every type of passage like Critique or Debate , Humanities etc. ?
@julielamberth Yeah, I pick questions that are a mix of both, where sometimes they weren’t quite what the passage said, and sometimes they were in the passage but not where the question was asking about. An example is PT153.S1.P1.Q2: I chose answer D when the correct answer was B because I felt D closely conformed to what the author was trying to get across.
I plan to take the LSAT in September, but on RC questions I keep falling for trap answers and struggle to structure the passages in my head as I read. Does anyone have any tips on improving RC, focusing on structure and avoiding trap answers?
Is there any way to do an essay workshop with one of the consultants and pay?