I think this questions was mostly hard because of the "You Try: question before
This is probably a really dumb question but am going crazy looking for it.
Struggling to access the BR option in the new website whilst going through the LR curriculum. I recall that on the old website this feature was automatically available after doing one of the "You Try" practice problems. Now, it seems I can only submit from a drop-down menu in the upper right-hand corner.
I stopped reading (C) when it said A is more expensive than B fml
I could have gotten this faster if I thought more generally (e.g. product A vs product B) instead of product A vs better technologically advanced verion of product A.
I thought the first sentence related to the AMOUNT that jazz singers use their voices (duration) and the second sentence related to HOW they used their voices.
I found this lesson to be less explicit in approach. What has helped me thus far has been:
Asking (as JY recommends) - does this AC prescribe the correct category to the excerpt?
Asking - is the AC saying what the stim is?
How do people use the three different colors for marking up an LR question?
Personally, I try to switch between colors, highlighting based on the most basic information (e.g. "boys played") and then I try to highlight the descriptor words (e.g. "tall boys who spoke french played forever").
However, I feel like I am only utilizing two colors and sometimes my methods can become over inclusive. Very curious to hear about other people's experiences!
common traps: sometimes these questions are really hard
I succumbed to recency bias here. Didn't see any AC relating to an impressionist approach, so got stressed and guessed.
I chose (C) but it is irrelevant because we are not comparing across institutions, we are trying to weaken the causal relationship between: acting responsibly --c-> retention of power for as long as possible
(C) would be right if it said: For certain institutions, the duration for which they retain power does not depend on social responsibility.
(B) is the right answer because it says this indirectly. It says for some institutions, the duration for which they retain power depends on the PERCEPTION of them being socially responsible. Not them actually being that way.
I laughed at (D) when doing this question. Laughed at it...
if you're reading this, you're studying for the LSAT
Sort of an unrelated comment/question, but I noticed the recent update where you can peak to see your score before blind reviewing drills. I really like this feature - will it be or has it already been added to PrepTests?
4/5 right but go the only level one question wrong fml
We are at a fork in the road, the left side has mud which would get my shoes dirty and I do not want to get my shoes muddy, we should go to the right.
It was between (C) and (E) for me. I chose (E) because it directly applied to what Psychotherapists should not do.
They should not give advice on talk-shows or other ways in which it will likely not be high quality - like drunk at a bar.
I correctly chose (D) but thought for sure that I was choosing a weaken trap answer
Would (D) be correct if it said "not possible" instead of "self-contradictory"
Would (C) be right if it said:
A laboratory safety check of a portable grill requires a week of uninterrupted testing. The new portable grill has been at the testing lab for a week, but the testing could not begin until the paperwork arrived three days later. Therefore, portable grill company should not release its product.
For NA problems, it is important to enter the ACs with an open mind because it all too easy to force an answer.
I crossed out (D) because air pollution only enhances the El Nino. We have no idea if it links up to the causal chain. Maybe abnormal whether patterns are the main factor in causing an unusually strong El Nino that year.
stated or implied can both describe
Rolanda gotta drop Tom