I blanked out on the definition of presuppose. 🥹

This should have been a level 4 question, because I did NOT see that explanation coming.

These examples can be so morbid lol.

I initially chose B, then doubted myself. 😖

With such dry material, the dark humor in the explanation videos is needed! My mind wanders, then I crack a smile from hearing a dark comment. #gottakeepgoing

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I see these defensive testimonies every day on Court TV. They can be so entertaining lol.

I picked E. 😑 I have to read more carefully!

Unfortunately, it's too real! 🥹

These tips are very helpful and reassuring when tackling the RC section. As someone who loves to read in my free time, I DREAD the RC section on the LSAT.

THESE are now the high-level questions?!?! The whole section of flaw questions feel high level. 😭

I need to stop trying to get into law school and just buy a bunch of lottery tickets! 🥹

I understand what the question stem is asking, but somewhere in between reading the stimulus and back to the question stem, I pick the wrong answer. Flaw questions suck!

3/5 but got practically all of them wrong beforehand. WTH!?!?

Difficulty level...first bubble shaded only...a win is a win.

Same!

No need to feel foolish. I hadn't considered that answer either. The LSAT is full of trickery. sigh

I used to think I could map these out in my head and come to the conclusion, but mapping on paper has shown me that is 100% false. I got this one right, but it only took me 4.5 minutes to figure it out lol. But, I'm getting better so that's progress!

3/5 but ran out of time :( Once I watched the explanation videos, the little light bulb went off. Doh!