6.5 mins but I got it right! Practice, practice...

got it right but it took 3.5 minutes.. ugh

I got it right but it took me 4 mins.. I found the stimulus and answer choices to be confusing.

@sunpreetjohal138 I didn't know you could change the difficulty level???

3/5 and then 5/5 on blind review.

@verahugo8287 same here. I was like no way, it's that easy.

@ArielleSambolin I was wondering the same thing. I didn't need a video on what is a subject, noun...etc..

@Hnelson88 Everyone's situation is different. Personally, I study most days around 8:30pm, after working all day as a paralegal, and putting my two toddlers down for bed. I'm pretty exhausted every night... and the videos make it so much easier and faster.

Are all the video lessons done??? I found those super helpful and its a lot easier to study after a long day of work.. ugh...

@marikitten03 I've been doing adaptive drills since day one of starting foundations. So even though we haven't learned some of these arguments specifically yet in the learning section, I've been learning them through the drills and watching the explanation videos when I would get a question wrong.

3/3, only diagramed question 3. Took 2.5 mins on question 1, 4.5 mins on question 2, and 4 mins on question 3. I didn't think this would become more intuitive but I'm definitely improving. Practice, Practice, Practice.

I got it right but I hand to diagram. I probably would have fallen for AC A if I didn't diagram it out.

Senior paralegal here and Mom of two kids under the age of 4. I basically just study anytime I have free time. Lunch hour at work, nap time for the kids, and once my kids are in bed for the night. 7sages also has an app, it's super convenient since I can study here and there when I don't have my laptop.

How is this rated "difficult"? I find a lot of the rated "slightly difficult" questions are harder than the "difficult/very difficult" questions.. am I alone here or is the rating system off?

It says dry in the sun... And there's no sun in a room either... So... Just because it's cloudy doesn't mean it's not still warm outside.

I think its just about following the rules taught in the previous lessons and ignoring the actual content are the phrases.

I hate when I get a question wrong just because I read it too fast... Ughhhh Missed opportunity for a right answer.

I got the question right... but it took me five minutes... like what even is an aesthetic judgement? All I could think about is how when I get my nails done... I like to make a good decision.

I can relate. I'm 37 and mom of 2 kids under the age of 4. I've been working as a paralegal for 11 years and want to make the jump to law school. But I have a million unanswered questions... Will I get the LSAT score I want? Will I get into law school? Can I afford law school? Can I keep working if I do go to law school? I have to stop myself from trying to cross all the hypothetical bridges. Right now all I'm doing is studying for the LSAT. All the other "what ifs" don't need to be answered today. Just focus on what you need to do today and tomorrow, leave everything else where it belongs.... In the future.

Good luck!

Congratulations and thanks for the advice. I've been wondering if I should be reading the question before the stimulus. So I'll stick to that formula from now on.

I got the answer right but I'm so slow.. I took 4 mins.. and apparently need to do it in 1 min. Please tell me I'll get faster over time...

I mapped it out.. and was still so confused. I mapped it out as separate sentences and I have trouble connecting them all together.

@Cee🦋 I did the same thing. After watching the video, I finally understand group 4.

@AndrewPhillips that's how I got the correct answer. I can't explain the math of it, I just try to eliminate answer choices.

I can do lawgic for the "if" statement but I fail at turning the entire argument into the lawgic structure. Is there more on this somewhere in the lessons?