@skyb happy to help! Hope your exam went well!

You do not need to bring your own personal computer if you are taking the exam at a ProMetric testing center. You’ll be allowed to leave the room any time during the exam, including during the 10 minute intermission. Upon departure and re-entry, you will be examined by the ProMetric proctor who sits right outside the exam room, and this examination itself only takes 1-2 minutes. Be mindful of how many people are waiting in line to check back in to the exam room as you will have to wait for the proctor to check in anyone before you in line, and the exam automatically starts after 10 minutes regardless of where you are at with the proctors. They can penalize you and take time away from you, but they will not give time back to you.

You can use the older PrepTest (7-23) reading comprehension material. The questions and the content are largely equivalent to what you’ll see on the LSAT aside from there being no comparative passages.

Mark them as seen and then they won’t be placed in drills or sections as long as your selection criteria is “fresh.”

There is no difference. It is just being articulated differently.