ProctorU pauses the exam because of the disturbance (at least when it happened to me). I would chat with them regarding what happened in the chat box. I was able to continue my exam every time it happened after doing the check-in process again.

This is the question that got me to understand the negation test.

The timing feature explanation just blew my mind... I didn't realize that was there.

The last time I took the LSAT, my internet kept going out and I had to deal with loud noises outside of my control which affected my psyche. This time around, I'm accounting for that!

That's what I'm doing right now. As I practice more, my low-res summaries are getting shorter, and I hope I'm able to keep track of them in my head by the time of the exam. In a previous lesson, Kevin mentioned that high-scorers are able to keep track of them mentally.

I chose A because I read the stimulus too quickly and did not catch on to the full argument. After BR, I was able to match the argument to E.

I diagrammed it differently but still got to the right answer. A win is a win.

I'm glad I took a moment to evaluate the cause - effect relationship in A. I almost chose that instead of the right answer.

I watch the video if I had a hard time understanding why I chose my answer or if I hesitated in choosing my answer in the blind review. If I can justify my reasoning, I don't watch it.