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@ Yes, you can find the sample essays starting at this link: https://classic.7sage.com/lesson/lsat-writing-beer-brewer-1/.

Is there a finite number of writing prompts that LSAC cycles through? Or are new writing prompts always being released by LSAC?

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@ You can find the writing sample component of the PrepTests at the very end of each PrepTest in PDF format. Please note that the LSAC stopped including the writing topics in published PrepTests starting with PrepTest 87. However, all other PrepTests starting from 1 to 86 have writing samples.

Let me know if you any further questions!

Thank you for the response. Is there an example of someone's work so that we can see what a decent, or better, response looks like to each prompt?

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Personally I just try to more skim RC and not read every line.

Would you mind sharing your score? I'> @ said:

Jacob,

I started at a -12 per RC section, and I now score in the -3 to -5 range, so I am by no means perfect and others might disagree, but I'd highly advise against only focusing on three passages. This method trains you to guess on around 1/4 of the questions, which isn't good by itself, but on top of that, you might not get every question right on the three passages you focus on either. Assuming the best case scenario (you get all questions correct on the three passages you focus on, and guess on the last one and get 20-40 percent right, this still leaves you at a ceiling of -6 to -5. Why cap your ceiling when you instead can train for a sub -6 and get it more reliably?

I would focus on doing sections in which you do 4 passages to completion, and lower the time once you start being able to finish quicker, eventually getting to 35 minutes for 4 passages.

That makes sense. My issue is not being a fast reader, over-analyzing things on technicalities, and being scheduled for the Oct 16 LSAT haha. So yeah, I don't think there is enough time for me to improve my reading speed/comprehension to the point where I can comfortably do all 4 passages and questions.

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Personally I just try to more skim RC and not read every line.

Would you mind sharing your score? I'm just trying to see if you were able to skim and still do decently. If not, no worries!

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Hi @

You can view all your completed Drills by going to the Drills tab and tapping on "Show Existing Drills". Just search for the Drill that you took, and under the Results column, tap on "Review" to view your results for this specific attempt. See the GIF below:

Please note that the results under the explanation videos will show your results from your first attempt.

Please let me know if you have any further questions.

Hi Cherry,

Thanks for the reply. The last moment in your video shows the screen I am referencing. I have no issue finding the results for my first attempt, but if I took it more than once, am I unable to view my results for each attempt? It looks like that is what the arrows are for but they seemingly do nothing.

Nice to see the site is still alive and monitored! Glad to see people being rewarded for helping out :)

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Hey @, thanks for sharing your concerns with us. We totally get how frustrating it can be when the space bar acts all wonky with multiple videos on a page. We're really sorry for any trouble this has caused.

Your feedback means a lot to us, and your suggestion is super valuable. I'll definitely pass it along to our production team for some serious consideration.

If you have any other feedback or ideas, don't hesitate to share. We're all ears!

Thank you for the reply. I think why it is so frustrating is that you have to pause/unpause videos frequently to take notes and follow along step-by-step, etc. so when you try to pause to quickly write something down and another video starts playing you:

get confused

have to figure out it's another video on the page that's playing

press space again to reverse the action

then click on the video to actually pause w/o any other problems

the click to pause the video cannot be on the side of the video; otherwise it does nothing. You MUST click near the center of the video to pause.

Try to remember where you were and not loose your train of thought.

Repeat this 7 million times a day when doing pages w/ multiple videos b/c the behavior is subconscious and therefore hard to retrain.

There are a lot of steps involved that can really detract from the learning process due to this simple malfunction.

(My point in this reply is somewhat redundant... so another reply is not obligated. I was just trying to further explain WHY it can be so frustrating).

The link at the top of the page no longer works.

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Hey @, so sorry about that!

If there are 2-3 videos on a page like the Explanation Video, All Sub-Game Boards video, or a Commentary video, hitting the space bar might make all of them start playing at the same time. That can be a bit overwhelming!

I'll make sure to pass your feedback along to the team so they're aware of the issue.

To avoid this, I recommend using your mouse or touchpad/trackpad to click on the play button of the videos individually. That way, you can enjoy them one by one without any trouble.

If you're still experiencing this issue, or if it's happening with just one video on the page, let me know which ones are giving you trouble so I can look into it further.

Again, I'm really sorry for the trouble. If there's anything else I can do to help, just let me know!

Thanks for the response.

Easier said than done... I know how to avoid it, the problem is that I have spent well over a decade using space to pause/unpause videos (and I suspect many other users have, too). It's entirely subconscious at this point which makes it very difficult to change.

Additionally, when there is only one video per page then everything works out fine and I use space bar as I always do. But when there is more than one video it causes problems. No one scrolls down on every page to check if there is more than one video to see if they should(n't) use space bar. By allowing space bar to work for pages w/ only 1 video, you are training people to continue to use space bar to subconsciously (un)pause.

If you aren't going to simply fix the issue then spacebar should be disabled altogether as a function to pause/unpause. That way everyone knows: gotta use the mouse. Instead of this logic game to figure out if you can use space and then having the use of the space bar become a reinforced behavior b/c it does actually work some of the time. Except when it doesn't. Terrible middle-of-the-road dilemma.