I am in no position to offer anyone advice on LSAT but LG is the only section that I feel I am competent in. So here it goes.

As far as I know, the super majority of the newer games (60+) are based on similar principles from the previous LSATs (1-60) with more focus on (30-60). I think your hunch of ignoring the early LGs was a smart decision if you were trying to be competent, meaning -3 or below under timed condition, on the LGs in the shortest amount of time. You still have like 15+ more PTs left so practice the latest ones first before exploring the old ones. For me at least, I see the old ones as somewhat of a low return kind of exercises since they are infrequent.

I think the newer ones (60+) are probably more similar to the later ones than the earlier ones. By the way, the LGs from 40 and 60s are on the fairly easy side. From the late 60s and on, games get little bit more funky. On the more recent LSAT, out of the four games, usually one of the games is a deviation of the harder questions from the past. But to be fair, they are ALL based on similar principles.

First, take a crack at all the LGs from 60+ and if you find yourself struggling, you should then refer back to the earlier ones. If your goal is to score perfect on the LG section every single time then you should look at the older ones as well. If you are satisfied with ~ -2, don't bother. Spend that time on the other sections.

I chose D because if antihistamines cause drowsiness, then sleeplessness, which is the condition of being unable to sleep, can be treated with A.H. Why is D wrong? I do understand that E is correct as well.

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Rtfq missed that last sen. Cargo part

I am still struggling with B and C. I knew that B was irrelevant so I initially considered B as an AC contender. However, I read C and I thought that if "the only way the number of stray animals can decrease is if existing strays are spayed or neutered," then this will reduce the number of strays in the future by not preventing them from having babies. Although C will not "significantly" decrease the number of strays immediately, but nevertheless C just seems to weaken the arg. by hinting that if strays are neutered then the number of strays animals will decrease if you assume that in the future, they will not be able to have babies. So between B and C, in which B is irrelevant and C may weeaken the arg if you assume some temporal element (which I feel is not that unreasonable), I thought C was a better choice. However, as apparent, C is not the answer so I think I am gravely missing something here. Help~

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I chose D because of a simple misinterpretation. When the AC said, that cave painters had "advanced techniques of preserving meats," I thought this also included fish. So it seems like meat only refers to the flesh of the land animals and not aquatic ones. How can I avoid misinterpretations like this?

I chose B because I thought "the range of variation with respect to the quality of musical reproduction" meant that these amps are able to reproduce music in different styles. (E.g Rock, bass boost, concert and classical) How can I avoid misinterpretations like this in the future?

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