Is there a way to search for specific problems?

aamirvir

I know there are keywords for specific problems, but I don't know if theres an easy way to locate them using those keywords. Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

nicole.hopkins

Well! You can always Google. For instance, "LSAT logical reasoning centaurs unicorns" should help you find all LSAT LR Q's relating to centaurs/unicorns. Then once you know which PT/Section/Q it is, you can look it up here. Happy hunting!

c.janson35

@nicole.hopkins said:
Well! You can always Google.

Agreed. Most often, a simple search with lsat and the beginning of the stimulus will lead you straight to the question. For example, try searching "lsat rifka: we do not need". Google just told me exactly where this question is found (test, section, question) in exactly .56 seconds

Pacifico

www.lmgtfy.com

emli1000

Google knows it all.

__Juan__

It looks like there would be a search box, but I have not found it. I have to go to the resources header at the top of the page. Then to LG explanations. I find the test my question is in and click on any game for that test. Then I scroll down and I can navigate to other problems in other sections.

nicole.hopkins

@"Alan Cheuk" Given that there is the keyword functionality for at least some questions/passages/games, would it be possible to equip the 7sage platform with search functionality, at least where these are present? I'm unfamiliar with the data architecture—just a thought.

harrismegan

I always just go into google and type "LSAT...." and then the beginning of the passage I'm looking for. Manhattan ususally pops right up!

Pacifico

May I ask why you are asking this? Where are you completing questions that you don't know where they are from?