I HATE THIS! MY BRAIN IS HURTING AND NO IDEA WHAT IS HAPPENING

The reason I did not pick A was because it does not tell us why Healy misrepresented the information. Yeah the art work from that century would sell for more but is that the reason Healy did it? What if Healy actually thought it was from mid eighteen time? A doesn't tell us if Healy deliberated misrepresented the information or not and if we are not sure if it was deliberate then it does not justify the principle application.

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If you go under practice - drills - it might be saved there

The reason B is supported is because it is telling us that broadcast do not rely on subscribe fees whereas cable does. Due to this cable is cheaper whereas broadcast is not. In a way we are making smaller assumption that cheaper is good in this argument however the stimulus also states that Cable is cheaper than broadcast so it is already implied in the stimulus that cheaper is better.

The way I understood that A was correct was because if broadcast is viewed in several countries then how can we say cable is better? Broadcast can reach more diverse population which goes against our stimulus whose whole purpose is to state that cable is better than broadcast. Process of elimination was also extremely helpful in determining A as a answer choice.

My understanding is that B is talking about television when our focus is on children and that they should be taught to protect themselves from possible harms of unhealthy food. Example, children should be taught how to swim.

B is doing the opposite where the swimming pool should be designed to protect children not caring if children know how to swim.

We also don't know if the television advertisements are misleading. We don't know if they are advertising their products as "healthy". Advertisements might not even talk about harm or benefits of soft drink and candies.

so disappointed I got this wrong....

I would wait to complete the whole syllabus before starting practice tests. You want to do practice tests once you know what you are looking for when answering questions.

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One thing that helped me is putting aside an hour everyday after work to study. I work 9-5 as a paralegal so it is mentally exhausting. I'm more likely to study if I know I only have to study for an hour than doing it for 3-4 hours without learning anything. If I can keep going then I will study for 2 hours. I try to start studying as soon as I get home so I don't get lazy and I also try to put an hour in the morning to study at work. So from 9-10AM I will spend mostly studying for lsats at work. It helps a lot and you have less to do when you get home.

Nervous. I don't even know if I should do it. This is my first time as well and I want to raise my score by 10 points but recently I started scoring lower. What study plan do you have to raise your score? How many practice tests are you guys doing? and what do you study on other days?

did you do a practice test before starting the core curriculum? That gives a rough idea where you stand. It's better to wait to start doing practice tests after you finish the core curriculum so you know which strategies to implement when doing a practice test. There are only limited tests available so you don't want to waste any when you are not ready.

@jacobchisholm818 how were you able to increase your score? Did you do practice tests or drills?

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Thank you!! This really helps! I was stressed because I'm about to start doing practice tests for April Lsat and did not have time during weekdays.

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Hey! I would recommend doing the prep tests after you have done all three section lessons. Once you know different type of questions, then it is useful to take the test otherwise you are just going in blind not knowing what to expect or how to approach certain questions. There are not a lot of prep tests so you don't want to start taking them too early and wasting them because I have done drills and I am starting to recognize the questions and their answers now.