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I've had kind of a rough history with the LSAT. My first exam was in Jan 2021. In 2023, I took the exam 3 times (Jan, Aug, October) and then took it in January of 2024. Long story short, I really pressured myself to get a great score for the 2023 cycle and it backfired on me. For the Jan 2024 exam, I received some bad news about my grandma concerning her health before my exam and it severely impacted my performance.
I submitted an appeal to LSAC to register for the August 2024 exam, but they aren't reviewing appeals for the 2024-2025 cycle until registration for the August exam opens. Do I have a chance at getting my appeal approved?
For #11, I was torn between B and E. I thought B was more of the author's perspective than Lessing's. To me, it felt like too strong of an inference to draw just from Lessing's mentioning "17th century." Looking at it now, Lessing never said AC E, technique can be similar but the originality in vision is the key difference
I thought AC A was wrong because of "perceives reports" Isn't it irrelevant whether or not someone takes the reports as negative or positive since the critics are already talking about negative reports only?