Decoding the "Answer Choices": Percentages and Scores?

SparkerPark · November 2019

When I review the answers (either in the examples or the problem sets) there is a small chart representing all answer choices with the correct answer highlighted. If I hover my pointer over that chart, I see percentages for each answer choice along the bottom, and what looks like LSAT scores for each answer across the top. What do these percentages and scores refer to?

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studyingandrestudying · November 2019

I think one chart shows how likely someone in a certain score range is to get the question correct based on historical data. And the other one shows the percentages of test-takers who picked each answer choice.

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