If you select drill mode there is a tab that says "show existing drills" click that and the drill you're looking for should be there.

I agree, I feel I work better on paper. I wish we had the option to take a physical copy of the LSAT. However, I have taken the LSAT and since they do not specify the size of the copies of paper you can have, I opted for 11 x 17 copy paper. I was able to maximize space and write down as much as needed.

Got this wrong because I assumed Jack took the medication for sleep.

I initially chose B but decided against it because I thought the shape was wrong. I thought when the shape is shown backwards (like in the video) you had to negate it to get the correct conditional shape. Does this only apply sometimes? If so, when does it apply?

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I think it is hilarious that I consciously skipped over the correct answer choice indicating they did not drink large amounts of the tea in the morning because it contained narcotics. It's like I thought "Everyone loves narcotics so that can't be it". Looking back now it makes so much sense that C is the correct answer but LOL at myself for ruling it out.

My brain refused to understand the premise of this question but thank you to those in the comments for your explanations.

I chose B and not D because in D it states "increasing ozone levels in other regions" which sounded like a positive thing. However, it is this very reason that makes it concerning and therefore weakens the argument. The ozone level is shifting from the polar regions to other regions. So while the ozone layer is being increased in other regions it is because it has decreased in the polar region and is shifting to other areas of the world.

This was very tricky but questions like these help train my brain to spot similar questions in the future.

I just reread the "Welcome to 7Sage" portion of the LSAT and now realize I am on the right track and to keep. Going I guess I forgot and needed a reminder. Nevertheless, feel free to add your comments on how you study the material.