This question banks on the fact that you know Morally right isn't the opposite of morally wrong. I don't think that's a crazy assumption but the question makes way more sense if you know the two aren't opposites of each other.
Honestly I picked D but now I get why I was wrong. If it's any help to anybody, the stimulus didn't say anything about symptoms of strokes, and AC D is bringing in new information. AC B is the only other choice that makes sense here
Scheduled to take the LSAT Nov 8 and am consistently scoring in the low to mid 150's. Logic games is still my worst section, and honestly I have little faith in foolproofing. Whenever I feel like I'm finally starting to get it, I'll take a PT and see something I don't know how to handle and bomb it. There's so many games, this is starting to feel pointless. Beginning to get very frustrated. What the heck should I do? What would you do if you were me?
Would need to know what your studying look like and how much you study
JY's explanation for question 10 isn't doing it for me. Can anyone explain why A is wrong
Nah but this que is craaaaazyyy
Shouldn't have missed this. I am so tired.
Been studying since August, PT in low 150’s and best is a 157. Realistically, what kind of improvement can I expect for the January LSAT? Obviously no one can give an exact number, but I’d like to have an idea of what I could expect to be scoring in that timeframe. Any input is appreciated.
Didn't read the question stem closely enough. I marked off E as a possible choice because we cannot know if the card game requires low levels of perception and memory. But is it a possibility? Of course. Whoops.
Scoring in low to mid 150's consistently. Been studying since August, LG is consistently my worst section and my RC is my best section by a little bit. I know my weak points obviously from analytics, but my question is with so little time left, what should I be focusing on the most right now? Realistically I can probably study for 25-28 hours a week if I no-life my Friday's and Saturday's which at this point I don't even care bc I'm so close. PLEASE somebody tell me what you'd do if you were me???
Could someone please tell me where I went wrong? I took the response of, "Anyone who's studied successful people..." as representing the book as a poor source. But I know that isn't attacking the source. But why not?
Not sure what sort of answer you're looking for. If you're taking the Nov LSAT maybe don't do the super early ones but from what I've heard there's not a huge difference between the older and newer tests.
You really can't assume a whole lot at all with these questions. I picked C, but after blind review I realized the statement isn't suggesting that relative success means that psych. theories are any better than scientific ones. That's just an assumption I drew myself.
After taking three practice tests, I have learned that READING COMP is consistently my best section and LG is the worst and it's not close. With the Nov LSAT being a little under a month away, what do I need to prioritize in terms of learning LG so that I at least become proficient at them? I'm not even concerned with going flawless, even if I went -5 on the exam, it'd bump me 8 whole points from my average. I can brush up and drill LR questions and such, but there are SO many logic games. What do I need to do? I keep hearing LG is the easiest section to improve but I feel like I'm still awful at them. Any help is much appreciated
Diagnostic score of 145, currently PT’ing in low 150’s. Started studying in August and taking the LSAT in a month. Realistically, what kind of a jump can I make in one month? Best is -9 on RC -10 on LR and -12 on LG I think, and I’ve yet to finish the last game on a logic games section. Would love to be in the mid 160’s. Is this a realistic goal at this point?
I've noticed that a huge issue I'm having right now is drawing way too many boards on logic games. Whenever a question introduces new conditions, I can't just picture it in my head- I need to be able to visualize it. I've always been the same way with numbers, I've always been terrible at mental math. What should I be doing to help this? Will I make better inferences in time? I take the LSAT in like a month and would love to address this soon.
Not trying to get into T14 or 25. Middle-of-the-pack schools with medians in the low 160s. Is it worth applying in April? I'm not waiting for another cycle, so it's a matter of applying now or in April. Is it even worth trying?
-5 to -7 on LR and RC, -11, -14 on LG. I've been doing games for over a month and my test is in 2 days pretty much. Really thought I was gonna be able to have these click but it just didn't. I thought this was supposed to be the most "learnable" part of this test? What is wrong with me
Such a stupid question, every AC is so stupid besides the right one
Honestly, C doesn't seem like a super unreasonable answer. If they hit a plateau, maybe that means they couldn't pay their reporters as much. Like it's not that far fetched
Where in the passage does it talk about the court being hesitant though. #help
You're not alone, mate. It really is all about reps. LG by far is my worst section too. Just gotta keep grinding games out.
https://lsatdemon.com/converter converter plug into this and you'll get an idea
Time eater, pick something and move on
What I did is finish CC all the way through, then I took my first PT after that. From there, you'll have an idea of what you need to work on; you'll get a great idea of this after your test when you go through your wrong answers. Don't fall for the trick of watching the explanation and then being like, "Ahhh now it makes sense, I can't believe I missed that!" Because you'll do that most times after you watch an explanation. What do you do when you miss a question and still don't quite understand why your answer was wrong? You want to dig and see where you went wrong, why your answer was wrong. Sooner or later you'll figure out you tend to make similar mistakes, then you seek to correct those. Other than that it's just consistency. Also make time to rest. Even if you don't feel burned out taking a day or two off will have you feeling a lot better when you come back.
You see, you shouldn't make too many assumptions for LR because you will get punished for it. But also, you need to assume sometimes. Make sense? No? Good.