Oh okay that's not too bad. I think I'll manage without the diapers haha

Thanks for bringing this up @. I've been meaning to ask about test day as well. Apart from the 15 minute break (after section 3?) do we get any sort of bathroom breaks or water breaks throughout the test? Or am I basically going to have to hold it for ~3 hours..? lol

@

For the record, this is completely different from how I approach RC (typically only have 2-3 minutes left) and LG (typically have 1 minutes left).

Do you mind sharing how you approach RC? Having 2-3 minutes left to spare would be my DREAM. I run out of time in RC sections with 4-5 questions unanswered almost without fail.

@ @ how did you guys set it up? i went with a chart

yep that was real

SOB. how many questions did that one have, anyone remember?

@ yeah I had 2 LG sections too so I'm just trying to figure out how kennedybj is sure that XWYZ was the experimental one.

nooooooo. how do you knowww

@ ahh i'm blanking. What other questions were in that section??

@ which one are you guys talking about?! I'm trying to figure out which one of my LGs was experimental

But I'm thinking one of my LGs was an experimental- are we allowed to talk about this?

I had 2 LRs and the dolphin elephant one was one of them

On the subject of BR, is it bad that I keep having circled questions and that I only get RC passages 100% right after BR reviewing?? I can't help but think that under real testing conditions, I won't have the chance to BR and what answers I put down the first time will be what I'm stuck with. I also seem to finish the questions just under the recommended time, so I don't think I would have much time for review either..

@ The stimulus starts out by stating the object was found in a tomb. The argument is saying that rather than the object being a weapon, it is a communal object that was passed around to indicate who has the right to speak. Answer B destroys that argument by saying that communal objects would be passed down to subsequent generations, meaning it would still be used today, and not in a tomb. Therefore, it weakens the argument by eliminating the possibility that it is a communal object.

Noted. Makes sense since there are so few PTs. Thanks guys!

Congrats @! That's awesome! What was your diagnostic score if you don't mind me asking??

Congrats @! Can I ask how long it took you to prep altogether?

@ yep. And not touching LSAT stuff for more than 12 hours gets me antsy but I think you and @.hopkins are right. Did your October score end up more or less within your PT avg though?

@ nope!

Yeah I think I'm going to stop freaking myself out this late in the game. I thought it would help to keep my brain "LSAT ready" by taking PTs up until test day but at this point I'm not sure that's helping.

So the test I took today (scored 154) was PT 73. On Sunday I took PT 71 and scored a 158. Obviously that worries me because it's more recent and I'm concerned the December test will reflect this level of difficulty. But PTs 65-70 were the tests where I was scoring between 160-163 consistently.