the 14th, thanks for the advice. I hadn't heard that about the July test - good to know! I guess it makes sense that LSAC would pull from past tests now that they haven't had the ability to test experimental sections in quite some time.
Hello, I’ve taken all the PT’s in the 70’s and 80’s except for 89. I’m wondering if it would be beneficial to take PT89 before the upcoming LSAT this week or if I should save it to use for later if/when I begin studying for the August LSAT. On one hand, I want to be as up to date with the most recent material as possible. But at the same time, I don’t want to burn through my last “new” PT if I do end up studying for August. What are your thoughts?
PT85
LG on 88 and 89 are notoriously hard. I have always found the France/India/Ghana game in particular to be brutal. It's not just you.
I was hung up on answer E to question 27 because of the word "sovereign" and i thought this made a subtle distinction in our answer choice leaving both N&W and our author agreeing. Doesn't our author agree with N & W that the problem of sovereign omnipotence has been solved, his disagreement rests the distinction that the problem of omnipotence has not been solved.
I would have picked E without hesitation if "sovereign" were not in the answer choice. Perhaps i'm relying too rigidly on what I thought the definition of a sovereign was, I was strongly under the impression that sovereign applied specifically to a king/queen monarch or supreme ruler and not to a supreme governing body like Parliament. In hindsight, if my rigid definiton of sovereign were correct statements such as "a sovereign state" wouldn't make much sense.
Hmmm I was stuck between A and E on this.
I had an easy time understanding what the issue was for this, that “even if human tears contain stress hormones, this does not necessarily suggest that the shedding of tears removes the stress hormones in question” But I still have trouble seeing why A is wrong. For instance, couldn’t the emotional outlet that crying provides, instead of the shedding of tears, be the reason why there is a reduction in stress? E makes sense. But why cant A work too?
Human tears contain stress hormones
Thus, shedding tears removes stress hormones
Thus, crying must have the effect of reducing stress
Hello, I'm aware that hats and earplugs are not allowed under normal testing conditions but I am not aware if one or both of these rules still apply for the LSAT flex. Hope everyone is having a good day! :)
Hi Juliet,
I just sent you a message.
Hello, I seem to be having a major issue when reviewing problem sets that make navigating the site near impossible. The answer choices, question difficulty and stimulus difficulty info are completely absent and the priority and explanation video are located to the left of the succeeding question. Has anyone else run into this problem/know how to resolve this issue? I have reviewed older problem sets to see if this bug impacts them but they seem to be perfectly formatted still.
Kind regards
Hello, I usually score -1 to -3/4 on Logic games but I can never seem to grasp substitution rules. I'd greatly appreciate it if you could help me with this!
Liam