Self-study
Hi, I'm a new starter for LSAT - having read the Trainer, and started the courses and drills on 7Sage about a week ago.
I am a bit frustrated by the time pressure, cuz every guidebook tells you to complete certain steps when solving the questions, e.g. read the stem, stimulus, and the answers, then anticipate, eliminate and confirm the right answer, etc. But, however willing I am to complete all these steps, there's simply not enough time for me even just to read everything, not to mention the reasoning process, with RC especially so.
I'm not sure if this is the same for every new beginner, or more challenging for me as a non-native speaker - my job is an interpreter and I'm doing okay, so I would assume my language skills are not the biggest problem.
Are there any tips for me to increase my speed, the reading speed and the overall speed? Is such frustration over time pressure a common process for any new starter? How do you overcome it or improve on it please?
Please help!!! Many many thanks!
I really think this question is very badly written in a way that "follow my example" has a very ambiguous meaning - does it mean to "follow my example campaign against the incumbent" or to "follow my example campaign against the incumbent but with exceptions". Since the correct AC is A, we know that the reference does not include the "exceptions."
I got it right by doing elimination... others just cannot be right.
For B, "most" cannot do anything with the results. We all know that the electoral system can be so complicated that is not decided by the number of voters. And also the "eligible" is tricky, cuz you don't know the demographic changes in the area, etc.