When you start to overthink the right answer lol
Talked myself out of E because I picked it too quick! Silver lining my gut instinct is getting better.
I feel dumb for not realizing the correct AC did not have to be C→A
Completely forgot it could be A→C
I literally went through all the AC and was like man none of these are right, the LSAC writers are really up to something
Mean girls scene and you DIE
I got Q1 wrong and I need help
Any tips to avoid getting stucked into trap AC like B#help
I completely dismissed the "one pack" part
I'm noticing that I do better when I draw out the question like JY. It's time consuming but honestly dumbing down what the test makers are saying really helps!
I'm so mad because I initially was like yeah C because it makes sense that if they have more anxiety will likely seek help and thus report their issues (which many include migrants) while others won't and BOOM there's your explanation for this phenomenon
I picked E but during BR I C because I wasn't 100% sure about the stimulus.
So happy for you!!!! Congrats!
Question 10
I choose B in timed and BR
I'm trying to break down my thinking.
After reading the question stem with fresh eyes, I immediately noticed I made the same mistake I did in the last problem set.
Here we are asking about only 1 of the 2 approached mentioned in P2. In other words this is not a general idea but rather a specific one. I needed to shift my thinking from general to detail - go back to the PSG and find the specific detail they want
Looking at PSG highlights (since I'm trying not to map) - I can see that the theoretical approach's def is AC B. (self-contradicting).
Got question 5 and 6 wrong again in BR for dumb reasons
Q5 - I was trying to find which answer said something about H being like nope these memoirs are wrong
After reading the AC, I was like well C is obvious and then clicked B before submitting
Q6 - read the question stem too fast and didn't notice we are only asking about author's criteria aka subjective criteria
So I picked the wrong criteria since the Psg gives us two: obj and subj
Yeah I was really confused in P3 by this guys study
At the beginning he was like women stay in your lane and is like but really y'all are out here slaying and protecting men
I’m stuck at 158-160 and will be taking it in November
Any advice on how I can improve my score?
I miss around 25-30 questions and want to cut that by 10 if possible.
Can you please share your study routine? How many Pt did you take to help you get into the 160-170 range?
After watching the video 2x I realized this is a MBF question not true and that's why C is not the AC
I used to be a teacher so I'd like to help you out since my LG is my strongest section. I also understand LR pretty well, not expert level. If you'd like I'd be happy to review a game with you tomorrow. I'm taking the LSAT on Friday. Just DM
The beauty of overthinking.
Narrowed it down to C and E and was like well C seems to obvious so E smh
Struggled to pick C on Q23 because of the word sanctions
#help on Q25
I was lost and chose B because I didn't see the connection of their own needs made earlier in P.
Love when you think you finally understand NA and then this problem is like NAH FAM!!!
Well I chose E immediately and then doubted myself smh
Stick with my anticipated answer
Does anyone know if 7sage has a section for where you can just take practice sections? I know I could take a practice test and only one section but I don't know what the section type is until I start.
What I'm looking for is a place to only do LR/RC?LG test sections to build endurance and speed.
I picked A but then I saw C and was torn between A and C
A makes sense because it gives us another reason other than possessive
C explains why it takes drivers longer
I guess A weakens the conclusion while C weakens the premises.
#help
Totally missed the point on this one :(
When you overlook the key part of the argument -- in our region aka we're not talking about all teachers thus D is wrong
Fell for A and didn't even bother to consider the all vs some issue until this video