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I know you wrote this 3 years ago but you are still helping ppl like me today.
Thank you Victor!!!
I would suggest going through all your PT's and finding out which type of questions you are getting wrong and figure out why.
Also remember that LG can only be improved through practice so do the old LG games again and again, while working on your timing.
Hey dude, I am in the same boat, I do my LSAT practice after 6. I am down to be a study buddy
Hi y'all!
I started doing my LSAT practice way back when. I felt like I hit a ceiling, then I tried 7sage and realized that I was gambling not solving. I have seen then BR religiously, doing the modules in my problem areas and seen the gains in my PT score. However, I wonder at what score should I consider a getting a tutor to focus to help me deal with my personnel individual problems?
If anyone could share their personal experience with tutors, it would be helpful!!!
what do you with a partner? do we just remind each other to practice ?
It does mean that the water level is higher now because stalagmites can't form if the cave floor is submerged in water. Due to stalagmites forming we know that drops of water carrying minerals were able sediment on the floor of the cave unobstructed.
Therefore, if the cave is now submerged completely, at one time the water was lower otherwise stalagmites would not have formed in that cave.
Hope that helps
Yup very big stretch. Especially considering how minuscule the mineral content in rocks is compared to whole bodies of water.
The best way to know E is wrong is see if the passage support this?
So the stim says stalagmites form when drops of water fall on the same spot. IF the cave was filled with water then stalagmites wouldn't form as the the water drop would get dissolved in the water. the fact that they formed means that the cave was not filled with water.
Hope that helps!!
Same here. Its awesome that you gave a specific time!