Difficulty in 2 LR sections

tekken1225

Hey guys, is it generally true of the 2 LR sections in the test, one section is harder than the other one? I find that I tend to do better in one LR section than the other one. And when I am doing the test, one LR section I find reasonable. Then I do the other LR section, and I think, wow this one is significantly harder. Wondering if anyone else has similar experience.

eRetaker

@tekken1225 you can go on the LSAT analytics tab from the Resources drop down box to see what each section's difficulty is on any given test. But yes, as far as the recent tests go, I noticed that there has been a trend of one LR section being really tough and one being really easy as opposed to two moderate sections.

samantha.ashley92

I based on the LSAT Analytics tool, it is pretty clear to me that there are more difficult questions in the second LR section. Like I'll go -4 on the first section and -7 on the section.

tekken1225

@"samantha.ashley92" said:
I based on the LSAT Analytics tool, it is pretty clear to me that there are more difficult questions in the second LR section. Like I'll go -4 on the first section and -7 on the section.

@"samantha.ashley92" haha yup, exactly the same here.

Ohnoeshalpme

It depends, some sections are marked as difficult because they are filled with traps answer choices and deceptive arguments. These often feel like a breeze if you fell for the trap, but they can also seem challenging if you picked up on some of the time consuming ones.