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Scratch Paper allowed?
MakingItHappen2022
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Guys i'm honestly embarrassed to ask this question because I should know this by now but... is physical scratch paper allowed for use in LG during the current digital lsat? or in any other section?
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Yes. I think I read that you're allowed up to 5 sheets of ruled or unruled papers
Not only during LG: it is up to you how you use those 5 sheets throughout the whole exam.
Graphing paper helps with LG.
Follow up question, is there a post outlining lsat-flex overall test format including allowed/disallowed items?
There is a comprehensive list of things that are allowed and not allowed on the LSAC website link below.
https://www.lsac.org/lsat/frequently-asked-questions-about-lsat
Go down to the 'Taking the LSAT' section and the first drop down will include the list.
Thank you everyone!