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daniposin533
Saturday, Apr 08 2023
I feel like this question relies on understanding what it means to be fuel efficient- if anyone disagrees with this, can you please explain why?
Hello everyone! I'm taking the April LSAT this Friday, and I was wondering if anybody could share some suggestions and tips on what to do the day before/the day of the LSAT to mentally prepare or get ready. Would it be helpful to do some reviewing the day of/day before, or give myself a brain break to avoid burning out? What's a good breakfast to have the day of? Does anyone have any stress-management techniques? I want to hear any and all advice you think is worth sharing, or literally anything that you've noticed helped prepare yourself mentally, physically, emotionally, etc. for the test.
daniposin533
Saturday, Apr 08 2023
When do I use the chart technique?
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daniposin533
Saturday, Apr 08 2023
How do I know when it's best to read both speakers' passages before looking at the ACs versus when I should read one at a time, ignoring the other while eliminating answer choices?
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daniposin533
Saturday, Apr 08 2023
I was between C and D, but I chose D because it seemed broader/weaker- probably because I just came from doing necessary assumption questions. Are broad AC's better to avoid in PAI Q's, or should I not think like this because it just depends on the question at hand?
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I was between B and E, but I eliminated E because I didn't want to assume that the grocery stores were "manipulating" customers by putting popular items in the back (I find it manipulative, but I didn't know if the LSAT would). B seemed safer, but I see why it was wrong after a closer look.
Did anyone else have this problem?
Where's the line drawn when it comes to assumptions?