could anyone tell me how much the webinars are? (if I have to pay)

Interested. Would love to join... Taking a Sep test, struggling with RC mostly, and some LR questions...

Hi. Could you also message me? Thank You! @

You need to hear the proctor because he/she will tell you to scan your room etc.

So first of all, I am not good in LR myself so I might be wrong. (feel free to correct me if I am wrong because I am also curious on how to approach this)

I thought the question goes like this.

VITC ㅡmost> SRED

conclusion: SREDㅡ>VITC

What was wrong with this is that there is no contrapositive with for most statements (even if there was a negation, but there isn't) Just because some guy used this Red in most of his paintings, it does not necessarily mean that all this Red color paintings are painted by this guy.

D: EFㅡmost> T (most Early Florentine paintings were in Tempera)

conclusion: Tㅡ>EF (... probably an EF "since" it is in Tempera)

so a similar pattern in D

A: RPㅡmost> T or O

conclusion: Oㅡ>O

B:IRㅡ>Virgin and Child

conclusion: Western Artㅡ>Virgin and Child.

I am a little confused with this one.

C: RAㅡmost> Patrons (Most Renaissance Art by patrons)

(Dances of T is a Renaissance Art so)

conclusion: Dances of Tㅡ> Renaissance Artㅡmost>Patrons

However I am not so sure if Probably means Most here... I thought it had to go like

Dances of Tㅡ>Patrons (someone please help)

Also here. Is probably Most?

E: LRㅡmost> O

Arnoldiㅡ>LR

conclusion: Arnoldiㅡ>LRㅡmost>O

Is probably MOST? how do I diagram Probably...? (if if is even possible)

I am not so sure but I think whole to part?/Part to whole because just because some parents get a thing that they most want, like discipline, it does not necessarily mean that the parents are not going to find anything wrong with the program. Once again, I admit, I am not so sure but I think it is part to whole. Please correct me if I am wrong because I am also curious...

Hey. RC is my weakest section... what do you recommend in approaching RC? I just did PTs but I flopped really bad for April so am wondering if I should take a different approach to RC. Also, could you tell me what you noticed in the RC? Thanks...

thanks for your reply

I also use a lot of scratch paper when I practice, but during the actual test, I just used like three pages somehow...

Taking September LSAT but am interested in joining...

Interested. Thanks!

Me too... never works.

I read this article or something like two months ago (or maybe a month ago) so I might be wrong.

Hey. Don't really know if they will actually get rid of LG. I also read somewhere that they are planning on taking the LGs out of LSAT but not for a few more years though... Also, the article I read said "considering" so I think you should stick to studying LGs too... at least until there is an official announcement.

So, I don't really know for in-person but for the online test.

You can use both pen and pencil, 5 sheets of blank paper, yes as far as I know you can use ear plugs. You just have to show the proctor your plugs, 5 sheets of paper, and pen/pencils beforehand on the camera. Also for the official sources, the information is on the official website. I think you can just google what is allowed during LSAT and the website will show in detail what is allowed and what is not allowed.

@.S12345 Thanks!

thanks for the comment some extensions for internet baking (at least this is the what I think caused the ads) were downloaded... have deleted them and just hoping this would end all the ads... Thanks for the help.