Thank you for all the responses. I've been reviewing the LGs from PT 52-61 these days for the second time. I really found that the LGs from the PT 52-61 require less main diagrams. I've done LGs from PT 1-50 actually. Those LGs seem require decent main diagrams and good main diagrams would almost make the remaining questions fly, but it seems that the LGs from PT 52-61 are more flexible with the questions with few main diagrams to draw.

In PT 29-38. I usually got 1-3 wrong.

But in PT 52-61, it became 3-6.

So I'm guessing that I spent unnecessary time trying to make main diagrams, which made me worse-off.

Am I correct?

Hi Joe,

I just read this reply. I've been practicing older LGs and they've been helpful. I do think I have to start drilling older LR questions to get more practice.

Thanks,

Jason

Thank you so much for telling me the importance of old LG games, and the most thrilling LG questions will be those I have no experience dealing with before..

What about the old logical reasoning questions, especially those from PrepTests 1-20?