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Scratch paper

msirchiamsirchia Member

Hello!!

Does anyone know how much scratch paper they provide for the logic games sections?

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  • lsatplaylistlsatplaylist Member
    5249 karma

    No actual scratch paper, unless you're taking a digitally-offered exam, in which case they do give people scratch paper. For the paper exam, you'll have plenty of space to work because they added more paper to the test booklets in recent exams.

  • OhnoeshalpmeOhnoeshalpme Alum Member
    2531 karma

    You get the two full pages that the game questions are on. It should be the exact same amount provided in any given 7sage PT.

  • Seeking PerfectionSeeking Perfection Alum Member
    edited July 2018 4423 karma

    @Ohnoeshalpme said:
    You get the two full pages that the game questions are on. It should be the exact same amount provided in any given 7sage PT.

    This is right. If you buy the old tests used(not through 7sage) though they will sometimes only come on one page. They used to be that way but the test changed it to two pages.

    However, you really shouldn't be using all the blank space. As JY says write small and fast. And you should make any game boards with question specific information right next to the relevant question. This saves time since you don't have to look back and forth between your master game board and the question as much. It also avoids confusion. However, it is where you can get a little bit crunched on space if you don't write neat and fast.

  • OhnoeshalpmeOhnoeshalpme Alum Member
    2531 karma

    @"Seeking Perfection" said:

    @Ohnoeshalpme said:
    You get the two full pages that the game questions are on. It should be the exact same amount provided in any given 7sage PT.

    This is right. If you buy the old tests used(not through 7sage) though they will sometimes only come on one page. They used to be that way but the test changed it to two pages.

    However, you really shouldn't be using all the blank space. As JY says write small and fast. And you should make any game boards with question specific information right next to the relevant question. This saves time since you don't have to look back and forth between your master game board and the question as much. It also avoids confusion. However, it is where you can get a little bit crunched on space if you don't write neat and fast.

    Yeah more often than not I end up using less than half a page for a given game.

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