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Tombee64
Sunday, Jun 28

Does the LSAT give us scrap paper because I feel like scrap paper would be a serious buff for us taking the rest. Also in real life lawyer would definitely be allowed to write all over documents they review 😭

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Tombee64
Thursday, Jun 25

10/14 and then 13/14 BR I'm getting there!

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PT102.S1.P2.Q12
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Tombee64
Thursday, Jun 25

@Bandrzejuk Don't kick yourself 20% of people fell for it for a reason!

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PT102.S1.P2.Q12
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Tombee64
Thursday, Jun 25

On the actual test LSAC would HAVE to throw out this question!! How the hell are we supposed to know they meant his students than is son!?

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Tombee64
Tuesday, Jun 23

I come again checking the difficulty only to be shocked that it was supposed to be hard especially since I have the opposite inverse situation with the easy ones.

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Tombee64
Tuesday, Jun 23

Tiny wins man tiny wins I got a 10/14 and BR a 14/14 I'm SLOWLY getting better 🥲

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Tombee64
Edited Monday, Jun 22

Does anyone else get easy questions wrong and sometimes hard questions right quickly? 😭 I just looked back and searched and noticed the answer matches first... "Model"...

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Tombee64
Monday, Jun 22

@michelle.rodriguez5320 we have a search function within the 7sage program are you telling me the LSAT disables this !? 😭

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Tombee64
Wednesday, Jun 17

how my dumbass looks after thinking I got this in the bad

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Tombee64
Monday, Jun 15

I would assume that astronomers aren't as interested in biologicals matters so I crossed it off...

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PT132.S3.P4.Q28
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Tombee64
Friday, Jun 12

@HimajaReddy I get confused because the writer says in the foreseeable future which implied to me it cannot theoretically be done. Since they can't even see it be possible in the future.

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PT101.S4.P2.Q12
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Tombee64
Friday, Jun 12

LSAT writers are evil because the term property doesn't exclude objects...

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Tombee64
Wednesday, Jun 10

Ughhhh I got too excited and missed the obvious "opposition" I need to remember they're actively trying to trick me 😭

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Tombee64
Friday, Jun 5

Yall ever see the answer and immediately get why it's right over the other question!? 🤦🏿‍♂️ Why am I rushing 😭!?

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Tombee64
Sunday, May 31

@juvargasc It be like that some times...

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Tombee64
Sunday, May 31

I took more time than I should, but I got it all right !😁

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Tombee64
Saturday, May 30

See I made the fatal deduction that the owner had consent therefore we exclude him from the equation only to realize in the blind review both are ignoring the the obvious answer... sat there like A is too stupid to be the right answer...

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Tombee64
Saturday, May 30

These questions are really hard given that you must identify the flaw AND find a flaw that matches. It's 2 questions in 1 with the same amount of time...

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Tombee64
Saturday, May 30

I decided to rush because the last lesson encourage over confidence...I got it right in the blind review...

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Tombee64
Friday, May 22

@Lizeth13 the individual explanation why B is wrong makes more sense. In that they they're implying that it's not gonna happen but they didn't say that so we can't call it a flaw.

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Tombee64
Thursday, May 21

My only issue with this question is: what do you mean he knows very little? Hell for all I know he could only know that the break don't work and nothing else! Also drawn out questions (c I think?) was absurd whether you separate the bike from the breaks would still have the rule applied since the breaks are an item. In addition a bike with no breaks is absolutely defective.

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Tombee64
Thursday, May 21

@JosephAmoAppiah being mistaken/wrong is not the same as lying. If you got a math question wrong would you consider you've lied?

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Tombee64
Thursday, May 21

It took me a minute because the way A was worded got me confused than I realized B is more accurate because it confuses sufficient (water contains life) for necessity so there must be life in that moon because there's water there!

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Tombee64
Monday, May 18

@WilRothman I'm not even a little surprised. Because they've let them do worse.

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Tombee64
Friday, May 15

Thank God we're all on the same page!

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