this Q was BS lol

totally! my tutor has told me that the best practice for RC (once you have the basics down) is to just keep doing passages & practicing them. it's my weakest section so i would always avoid doing any RC passages but i promised myself to do one a day & ever since then i've improved in my score on them. i think this is because you become more accustomed to the repetitive patterns they throw at you & really find your own personal method of approaching the passages.

was stuck between A & B.

A seemed weak for a S/A. "some" can mean just one, and the conclusion says more than one society.

i picked B because i thought if language emerged separately it meant the languages would be different, therefore they couldn't communicate with other societies and get influenced by other societies development of money. however, i just realized that even if language occurs in separate regions, the language can still possibly be the same language.

did anyone else process it this way? lol

i am going to get a 158+ on the November LSAT! i am going to get into the schools i'm aiming for!

when you originally pick the right answer but doubt yourself and change it... -_-

anyone else pick C because "range" was mentioned in the conclusion? totally didn't even think about D until i saw this explanation video

Literally what happened to me when I read it. I chose A thinking that every tax payer was a mountain climber, without realizing you can be a tax payer without being a mountain climber. LOL talk about suff. vs. nec.

wow the explanation for #12 was too good. i can't believe i didn't realize that when i was doing the question.

this was very helpful!