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So obvious and I'm so upset I didn't see it before. SCQ --> GA @ 6pm --> /(GA@7pm) --> /(ACQ) therefore SCQ --> /ACQ (and ACQ --> /SCQ)
#feedback this kind of annotating is visually helpful but frustrating because we can't annotate like this in the test.
TLDR- any way to undo or switch highlighter colors with shortcuts?
Hello, are there any important keyboard shortcuts I may be missing for the LSAT?
I have found on more than one occasion that I'll be highlighting and my mouse accidentally highlights the entire paragraph, undoing all my previous highlighting. An undo (command + z) option would be invaluable.
Similarly, I spend a decent amount of time alternating between the highlighter colors and wondering if there's a shortcut for that.
Alas I'm sure all of the tools are meant to simulate real test conditions and it's not worth it to build this if we're not going to have it during the test. But wanted to ask are there any tools or shortcuts I should be aware of for the LSAT that I may be missing?
Thanks!
Can you also kick it up a domain here? E.g. Some cafes in the city serve hand poured single origin coffee.
Domain in the city
Rule: cafe <-s-> HPSOC
Is it intentional that we are not immediately diagramming the counterfactuals for these? Would be helpful to confirm our logic. For example in the last example I initially plotted " M --> N OR O" which I assume is the counterfactual to "/N OR /O --> /M" #feedback thanks
Is it possible to change it to one-question-at-a-time by default vs five questions? I like the ability to just jump in and start drilling without having to answer five questions