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Okay, kind of a long post but I am feeling super discouraged after getting October LSAT results and I'm scheduled to take the November test. I feel like I have gotten the absolute worst luck of the draw on LSATs and can't tell if I'm just being dramatic or not.
I've taken 3 LSATs so far, two of them two years ago, then focused on work until a few months ago when I decided to apply again and took the October 2021 LSAT...here's how each one went:
September 2019: aka PT88 and flowers game, a notoriously hard LSAT, and I was okay with my score considering it was a hard test, but I knew it didn't show my potential so I decided to take the November 2019 test.
November 2019: Show up to the test and the proctors never arrive, so our entire test center gets rescheduled BUT we have to do a paper test. I had not practiced on paper at all since all the tests had moved to electronic, so I ended up scoring 4 points lower because you can't see time remaining and I just wasn't used to the timing of filling out the scantron.
October 2021: I originally sat for the test on Saturday when it was interrupted and I waited 2 hours to be told it was going to be rescheduled. The test I originally had was 2 LG sections, which is my strongsuit, and the easier RC section. When I retook the test, I got back to back RC sections with the scored section (Mali and Paternalism) being the second of the two, as well as the Duets logic game.
I got the same score as my Sep 2019 test...
I just feel like all the tests have been stacked against me and it is so frustrating when some tests feel so unfair. I have been PTing in the low 170s but have had awful luck during all of my actual LSATs. Am I just being dramatic?
How do I stay motivated when it just feels like I'll never get a fair test administration?
#help
I feel like AC A absolutely strengthens the argument because building their nests at the base of the tree strongly points to the fact that they couldn't just easily start flying from the ground. Why would it build it's nest at the top of the tree if it has to climb all the way up there? It makes more sense that a dinosaur that can't fly to the top of a tree would build it's nest at the base.
Also I feel like AC E does nothing for it because the fact that predators can't climb trees still means it could be either type of flying dinosaur. If it can fly from the ground to the top of a tree it is still just as safe as a flying dinosaur that has to climb to the top of the tree.