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after reading the word ought so many times, it no longer means anything to me.
watched the video, was talked at a mile a minute, came out with 0 understanding.
it always makes me feel a bit better when the incorrect answer choice i pick is chosen nearly as frequently as the correct answer choice lol
@rjclemens assuming they are children is the trap LSAT wants you to fall into. University students are all adults who get homework and may behave in ways during class that are disruptive. In order for A to be correct, they would need to clarify that they're children. Choosing an answer that requires an assumption is a classic answer trap.
How is the target time for this 30 seconds? Surely that's a typo... no one reads that fast.
this is the easiest 5/5 difficulty question I've done yet. Either I'm actually getting smarter, or this one is just graded easily
I received the accommodation to write the LSAT with paper and pen because of visual impairments. How do I go about printing everything off, particularly the RC passages?
I avoided E because I thought the phrase "recent premodern populations" meant that it wasn't talking about the Mesolithic human populations. I didn't know Mesolithics would be considered recent.
JYs snarkiness is really making me tempted to switch over to LSAT demon.
Getting a 1/5 difficulty question wrong is insanely disheartening.
@CScheresky that's the right mentality to have! Ill keep pushing thru the 5/5s
My brain didn't at all comprehend what was being said. I just got it right by linking a term i saw in a premise to a term in the conclusion lol