I took it in August 2024 and my score came back with just the scaled 120-180 number and a score band as well as the percentile. No raw score given. But all tests in 24 were nondisclosed iirc

If you scroll to the right there is an explanation link that will take you to a video! It is right next to the "Priority" column.

the S stands for stimulus. It is the difficulty of the language and subject matter in the actual passage in RC or stimulus in LR

The LSAT did lol, they don't choose which questions come with the passage. Although I suppose they could have changed the order of the questions.

I think it's just an analogy to help you realize that blind review is the best way to learn. Someone who takes timed pt after timed pt and looks at their score immediately and feels good or bad about it and then moves on is just "gambling" their time away hoping to improve by chance rather than skill. I don't think they are intentionally trying to insult you lol. I used to be a "gambler" on the LSAT btw ;)

This one was easy, I just scanned all the conclusions for the one that has a reference to a past event affecting the likelihood of a future one.

They are tagged as high priority after you get them wrong, it means something in that question tripped you up and you need to study it and/or practice more of that q-type. Low priority is because you got it right and you don't need to reevaluate your approach on that question. If you do Blind Review you can also get Very high and very low priority level if you get both regular and BR wrong or right respectively.

A almost got me on this one but I remembered the question about the tuition for the University being the cause of their shrinking application pool which I got wrong in a similar way.

The easiest way for me personally to not get tripped up on these NA questions is to refuse to even look at any of the ACs until I've identified an assumption to hunt for. It's probably not the best for timing but it's helping me learn to get accurate.

I'm so proud of myself on this one! I got the right answer in 37 seconds because I read the stimulus and was able to hunt for the answer I knew I needed. I'm really starting to understand this q-type!!!

It's okay! Who cares if you take a little longer to get the RIGHT answer? Timing will come with practice. You could always answer under the target time if you just bubble in a random answer, but that doesn't mean squat if you aren't understanding the answer and getting it right. Take your time to ensure that you are confident you have the right answer and when you are hitting your target score and getting those q-types right, then start drilling for time! This is super important and it has helped me immensely so far!

Yeah E got me as well, I think that the main flaw here is that it excludes the people within the organization. Additionally, E references the purpose the organization was created for which isn't mentioned at all in the stimulus. It is basically saying that an instrument, lets say a charity, is created to give food to the less fortunate in the United States. E is saying that this charity could just as effectively serve the less fortunate in Canada. I hope this helps!

I got this one right in HALF the target time! :D

my dumb@55 didn't read the EXCEPT in the q-stem lol

Yeah it's very learnable!

5/5 on medium difficulty! This was one of my worst q-types when I first started studying!

Just got 5/5!!! even the 5 star difficulty one!

The video was great and made it easy to understand! Keep em coming and keep up the good work, JY and all the folks at 7Sage!