Self-study
Hi everyone,
I've been studying for almost a year and I have put in a lot of hours but I'm not making any more progress than I already have, especially in LR and RC. My diagnostic score was a 141, my personal best is a 155, and my goal is a 165.
Does anyone have any tips or recommendations to improve my LR score? It's getting very discouraging to invest so much time and money into this test and not get the score I want after so long.
I've done nearly the entire core curriculum and hundreds of problem sets in drills but it's not translating on actual prep tests and I'm very nervous to not get the score I want for when I take the test in April and June.
Any bit of help is greatly appreciated, even just saying what your strategy is for each question stem if it's different compared to what I do or what JY does.
Thanks!
Hello! I actually think your reasoning and analysis is very good. Had this been a flaw question you would had have been spot on because this argument overlooks other possible methods of saving the animals from extinction and you pointed out a few methods.
The reason why E is wrong is because the author isn't arguing that it is okay to find a new habitat, but rather we should move them to a new place. The description of the conclusion in answer choice E isn't 1. strong enough to justify the author's argument and 2. isn't even describing what the author is arguing.
I also don't think the wording in answer choice C is too strong but rather exactly what we need to justify the argument. The author mentions that the ONLY way of saving the animals is to move them from their current island to the neighboring one. So answer choice C saying "whatever is most likely to prevent the extinction should be undertaken" accounts for the author saying that there is only one single way of saving these animals.
Hope that helps and fuck the LSAT!