#feedback 16:25 ish -- JY says that those who underwent surgery are just as or MORE likely to snore than those who haven't, but I believe he meant to say that those who underwent surgery as just as or LESS likely? answer choice (D) says "no more likely." Or am I misunderstanding the grammar here? I could just be going insane but I've been trying to grammar parse this for the past 15minutes...

The standard diagnostic LSAT is June 2007, which I believe is made available for free by the LSAC. You should be able to take that on 7Sage and get an idea of where you are starting from. Most people, I would say, try to keep PTs 80 and higher for serious practice, and use any older tests for drills, untimed practice, etc. I believe the June 2007 PT is somewhere in the 70s. Keep in mind that really old PTs do feel different from the modern LSAT, because there have been slight modifications in the formatting, types of questions asked, etc. I believe June 2007 was when the LSAC included a two-part reading passage in the RC section, for example. Hope this helps!