that is my understanding and that it is an automatic process.

posts may get more attention on the 'main' 7sage discussion forums! (unless we're already there. area we!?)

one thing that is fascinating about this administration is that all the testtakers I've talked to (around seven) today at the center and every single person reporting in on this thread is saying that they had three LR sections, albeit with different experimental sections for different people. could it be that all testtakers today got three LRs?

never seen this happen before!

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really weird but I took the lsat a couple months ago and one of the logical reasoning sections that I had in today’s test was almost exactly the same as the lr I had a few months ago, (one a few months ago was not disclosed) some with exactly the same questions. I was thinking some questions were way too familiar. I can only specifically remember a question about rats sometime in the past causing a disease called sweat sickness or something & something about it’s host and the disease coming back in modern times, and another one having to do with monkeys or gorillas and their thumbs (maybe something about higher and

lower level primates) ?? Terrible summary on my part but did anyone have those questions ?? Does anyone know if it’s experimental ??

among the three LR sections I got, none of them included these questions. which would make that one the experimental section for your test.

it appears different people get different experimental LR sections too. that makes sense.

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@ do you have a LR section with galaxy quetion？ Or a LR section with healthy fish leaders？

the galaxy/star/planet question if I recall correctly was in the one of the two 25Q LR sections. which would mean (again, if the other testtaker is correct in her assertion that she had three 25Q LRs, and I remember it accurately as well) then that section for you was a scored section too!

(this sentence is an MBT question basically)

[edit: the plot thickens!]

LR26 - LG - LR25 / LR25 - RC.

another testtaker from the same center reported that she had three LR25s and she's completely sure about it.

if she is right, that would make the LR with 26 questions the experimental section for testtakers who got one with 26 questions.

the first LR (26Qs) did seem unusually difficult.

[edit: it seems well within the realm of possibility she was mistaken about her question counts]

bravo and bravo.

(333!(/p)