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amazon pacific ocean was definitely real but i don't recall the other 2
Was that LR section with the last question being a parallel flaw the section with 26 questions?
LG mining game was REAL lol
I had 3 LRs but damn damn that question was hard. It was so simple yet I didn't see the flaw.
Yeah. It caught me off guard too.
In the sequence of LR-LG-LR-RC-LR, where bonobos was first, which was the other valid LR? Third or fifth?
How does ANYONE know what LG Section will be graded. That makes no sense since no one here works for The administrators of the test. The first LG section was harder than the last section. I actually think it makes sense that that one be graded. How does anyone know which was the experimental?
How do you know this? You’re just guessing
We know because people who only had 1 LG section are saying which one they had. And they had the mining game, so that section was the real one
I have trouble remembering but was the LR section with the question about an anti theft device or the computer and human intelligence the real one or was it experimental?
Some people (like me), only had ONE LG section and it was the mining game. Therefore, it must be the real section.
Speaking of LG, the mining game took too long. However, I am pretty sure I got everything correct. Too bad I did not have time to finish the last couple questions of the last game.
I had 2 RC, and of course I did much better on the experimental one. Oh well. I guess I won't break 170 this time.
Anti-theft was real. I thought RC and the two LRs weren’t bad but I really didn’t do great on LG. Disappointing since I’ve spent so much time on that but we’ll see. Did have the experimental LG as my first section and was proud of myself for staying focused even after kinda bombing that.
I had LR LG LR RC LR
I am convinced that my 2nd LR was experimental, I had a question stem type lsat hasn't used in like 10? 12? years?????
pllleeaasseee someone tell me that they had a hard time with LR for this set up.
I felt really good about my last LR but the first and second were difficult especially the second lol.
Pretty sure the fifth, let me know what you think.
Dope, thanks. Just checking I’m not freaking out
I found the LGs hard, but they are never my strong suit. The mining question threw me. Other than the first ? I guessed on most of that game. I do well on RC usually and felt this one went well, though I got a bit short on time on the last one, so who knows. I felt pretty good about the LRs, but one was definitely harder than the other 2 (I had 3 LRs) and I have no idea which one that was. It’s all a blur.
I don’t think I did worse than my previous one (158) but I’m hoping it was enough to break 160, my goal. Just no idea at this point.
I have 3 LR. The second one has a question about left half brain and right half and some comments on undiagnosed thing. That section has 25 question and the last one is a parallel question. The last LR has a question about native species going to extinct and initially thought it was the warmer water temperature but later determined that was the chemical. Do anyone who have 2 Lr remembers these two?
Which of the logic games was experimental?
Is the LG with two outsides real?
Second this. Also, with the warmer water question, was this apart of the section that started with the baboon flaw?
Does anyone remember how many questions were on the mining game? Thought it was only 5.
Pretty sure the mining game was five Qs. 13-17
I hope you did well. That game totally messed up my timing. At least we are all done now. Time to relax a bit.
the question about the anti theft was the third LR for me (LR-LG-LR-RC-LR) I know the first LR (bonobos) was real but between the second LR (26 questions) and the last LR, I', not sure which one is real!!!! the second one was SOOO hard!!
Can someone who had 2 LR's confirm which LR was real?? Did you guys get a question about anti theft??
Don’t sweat it, man. Very few people leave an LSAT feeling good. It’s such a whirlwind. I’ve been obsessing since over whether or not I bubbled correctly. This was your first test, right? I think it’s a shocking experience with the lines and the horrible proctors and all that (my proctor started blasting music on his headphones and i told him to turn it off). Whatever happens, you can take it again. Experience really helps with these things.
Anti theft was confirmed as real on reddit. Also, Reddit Nov. thread says the real LR sections are 25 and 25. 26 would be an experimental then.
The first one
LR LG LR RC LR
test was not too bad, but I f-ed up on the third game.
Real section for game:
the months one, the one with 1pm, 2pm and 3pm slots, and two other seq games, one 6 variable, the other from days of the week
RC:
ancient civilization, Hollywood film and realism, blame and free will, entropy/big bang/universe
Anyone can confirm LR for me? (I had 3 sections, all 25 Qs)
I had:
bats and rabies
car theft
property value with (?) light installation, something about 30,000 price increase
political activist says something on smaller political parties and economic prosperity/needing to change the system
endangered oysters
Andy Warhol art
osteoporosis and diet/exercise
Please tell me which one you didn't get, if possible (my brain is dead)
Evergreen was not real. I didn't have it
I had the Amazon Pacific Ocean question
I majored in Humanities for my undergrad and had an entire semester on the Indus civilization. It was a treat to see that RC subject today. It was an easy familiar read for me too.
Thanks man, appreciate it.
@smooshie I had LG as my experimental, and all your LR questions are real except the property value with light installation one
Penguins were not real as far as a I can remember. The whole thing was a blur
That's what I had. One of our RC was experimental. Which one though, IDK
Was that section the experimental LR?
Bruh the mining game threw me for a loop I didn't answer any correct I'm sure. Man I would've gotten a decent score if it wasn't for that game. Glad my LG was last though so my confidence didn't get rocked for the rest of the test.
Any thoughts on RC? Everyone has been talking games and lr? I actually found rc challenging although nothing too hard.
YES!!! I was freaking out that I just somehow missed the 26th question on one them, but we're fine. We must have had a different experimental section from everyone else. I'm not sure.
Things that I’m proud of:
After I bombed the first section (the experimental LG), I picked myself up and marched through the RC (as opposed to feeling sorry for myself and being emotionally destroyed...been there too).
When the proctor was playing music loudly on his headphones (seriously, who are these people?), I calmly called him, asked him to turn it off, and went back my section. I wasn’t affected by this really at all.
When construction was insane out the window (I took it in Long Island City in Queens, construction everywhere), i rolled with it.
I just powered through the last two sections. I don’t know where the energy came from. In the last section, the real LG, I got screwed up on the second game, skipped it in the middle, then skipped the 3rd (Mining), knocked out the last one in like 5 Minutes (that one was so easy for some reason), then went back and did the other two (mining last). I’m so grateful for 7Sage’s webinar on skipping strategies. It saved me in this test.
No matter my score, I’m happy with my performance. I showed heart out there, to be honest. And if I have to take in January (I really don’t want to), that’s fine too.
I hated that movie passage. Tons of referential phrasing and just he entire concept drove me up the wall. I wanted to scream at the LSAC writers “ITS A MOVIE! JUST WATCH THE MOVIE AND STOP OVER ANALYZING EVERYTHING YOU NEUROTIC BUNCH OF WOODY ALLENS lol” The Indus passage was pretty ok.
I feel you. Some of the questions were tricky as hell.
The 2nd passage, about the movies and musical, was the hardest of the set. Like the second part of the passage took such a shitty turn, I was like goddamn man wtf.
Even the very first passage (the easiest of the bunch), I forget the topic (Indus?), had one tricky question at the end.
The double passage was pretty hard too. That crap about blame and free will. Ughhh.
The last passage, the universe and multiverse, was not easy either. The passage was decent, but questions were tricky and of course time is always an issue with the last passage.
Thank you to everyone who posts. It is so encouraging, and I seriously love you all and cannot wait to study law alongside you.
My brain is done with today, and I can hardly remember the test except that I got completely thrown off by that stupid mining LG, and I typically get - 0 on LG; so I think I am in for a surprise this time. I had three LR's, so I am just fried from all the reading. Was the one about dolphins and sponges at the bottom of the sea real? It was one of the first couple of questions, I think the last section. I forget what the other sections were and what questions were there.
I need to confirm that I’m not crazy, but did anyone think one of the LR questions on passwords and security looks like a similar question from a previous PT? I had 3 LRs so I don’t know if it’s experimental or not
Alright y'all. Freaked to find out that my decent LG section was real and my bomb LG section was experimental. Pray for ya boy
I had that LG RC LR LR LG, and I had the password question. So it was real. But yes, they often use similar topics and similar stimuli. I swear a couple PTs I've seen identical stimuli with different Qs
I think three people said that they have 3 25 question LR so far. I am also freaking out but I think I did check how many question I have for each section during the exam... Finger crossed...
When are the results supposed to come out?
I definitely didn't do so well on the LSAT. I didn't finish RC and LG. RC was a complete nightmare, idk what happened. I skipped game 3, and did game 4 and didn't have time to finish game 3.
Upcoming January LSAT never looked so good.