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General · New LSAT Format Practice Tests

avapfehrenbach781

Tuesday, Jul 30 2024

Just kidding. Answered my own question. For anyone else who needs it: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1sczox8uJgD6yFSIkgr9q8ode0hhNtoMItFeBb3WkbTE/edit?pli=1&gid=157460206#gid=157460206

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Tuesday, Jul 30 2024

avapfehrenbach781

New LSAT Format Practice Tests

So I just took PT 132 (new format) and I am frustrated because I recognized almost all of the LR questions either from drills or JY's video lessons. It is my understanding that these "new" tests are just sections from old tests put together for the sake of practicing the new format, but these are the same old tests that 7sage pulls from for lessons. Obviously you cannot preview the test before starting it, and I want to know that the test I will be taking is entirely new beforehand since I feel like that test is now entirely useless in assessing my score.

Is there any way to know which of these new tests are actually comprised of all clean questions? Has 7sage looked into this and created a way to avoid this issue? Has anyone else experienced this and found a way around it?

PrepTests ·

PT106.S1.Q8

avapfehrenbach781

Monday, Jul 29 2024

are they gonna get nuked? 😭

Lessons · Negating “Some” Statements

avapfehrenbach781

Friday, Feb 23 2024

Could it be the case that negating a "some" claim is simply denying that it is merely some rather than most or all? For example, could "It is not the case that some parrots are clever" imply that, actually, most parrots are clever, or all parrots are clever? #help

Lessons · Problem-Analysis Passage, Paragraph 2 (Broadcasting)

avapfehrenbach781

Thursday, Aug 22 2024

is "which residents often use at public gatherings as a daily journal of events and interests" modifying "television" or "oral poetry"? i always get confused about these modifiers in sentences with multiple subjects. i thought it was the latter but this explanation suggests the former is correct. i got a question wrong before solely because of this misinterpretation. were there any foundational lessons on modifiers that dealt with this specifically? will it always be the case that the modifier refers to the first/main subject? is there a rule we can apply uniformly? or does it vary depending on the sentence and context? #help

Lessons · Single Position Passage, Paragraph 2 (Stealing Thunder)

avapfehrenbach781

Tuesday, Aug 20 2024

9:50 we got a lotta raisins

Lessons · LSAT Argumentative Writing and How to Prepare

avapfehrenbach781

Tuesday, Sep 17 2024

Can you use a portion of the 15 minutes allotted for reading and drafting for the actual writing? I took a practice writing section yesterday and felt pretty confident in my comprehension of the perspectives and outline after 10 minutes. Are we able to skip ahead early and have those extra minutes roll over? Or will it be only 35 minutes for writing regardless?

Lessons · You Try - Preserve the Maximum Number of Species (PSAr)

avapfehrenbach781

Tuesday, Jun 11 2024

that's enough for today folks

Lessons · You Try - Paleomycologists and Global Airlines

avapfehrenbach781

Saturday, Aug 10 2024

RAHHHHH

Lessons · You Try - New Marketing Campaign (W)

avapfehrenbach781

Friday, Jun 07 2024

The part that made me confident in choosing D was making the reasonable assumption that since the company cares about sales, specifically the sales of its new product (as mentioned in the context), then the company must care about its "overall position."

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PT101.S2.Q19

avapfehrenbach781

Monday, Jun 03 2024

I got this question right but I hate it. I feel like B requires a HUGE assumption. Australia began a major road repair project, but does that mean they've made any improvements yet? How long does this major project take to complete? Does it result in road closures and increased traffic on other roads which could lead to even more traffic fatalities? Also, I have a hard time equating "driver education" with "skill." I almost thought E could be weakening the argument by implying that these drivers are not necessarily more skillful, just better educated (maybe they've been taught how to act quickly after a collision, thereby minimizing traffic fatalities. To me, "skill" seems to imply some set of innate, natural driving capabilities, and driver education would be the opposite of that.