I got this wrong because I thought becoming crowded with eggs implied less space and so the boxes have less space. ugh

I am interested!

I have a question over premises. If we are always supposed to take premises as true, I am confused when we are asked to basically pick the premises apart, therefore i'm not taking it as true. For example, in this question the author says that either climatic warming or volcanic activity caused the sea levels to submerge the continent. But the correct answer is that there are other explanations that could resolve this inconsistency. I hope my question makes sense.

uhhhh how bad is it that it didn't cross my mind to diagram...? :(

9/13 :( and BR 13/13 :) HOWEVER my timing is horrid :(((((((((

9/13 :( and BR 13/13 :)

10/15 :( BR 13/15 :)

9/14 :( and 13/14 BR :)

For question 3, I got it right but I was tempted by C. I decided C was wrong because it says "if bacteria are extremely diverse" , and the author doesn't question IF they are diverse he is stating that they ARE diverse. Therefore I crossed it out leaving me with B. Was my reasoning off?

5/5 :) / time :(

I have never struggled this hard on a question type ugh

ugh why does this feel like math...I chose lawyer bcs I hate math ....

3/5 then 5/5 BR . I dont know how to stop second guessing my answers. If i had just listened to my intuition i would have gotten 5/5 the first time ugh

hi! im in Seattle taking the June lsat. I would be interested in a what's app group chat!