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✏️ Official January 2019 LSAT Discussion Thread ✏️
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Alum Member Administrator Moderator Student Services
Hey 7Sagers,
Here's the official January 2019 LSAT Discussion Thread.
Please keep all discussions of the January 2019 LSAT here!
Rules:
✅ You can identify experimental sections. 🙆♀️
You can say things such as the following:
- “I had two LGs! Was the LG with "flowers" real or experimental?”
- “I had two RCs! Was the section that starts with the honeybee passage real?”
- “I had three LRs! Does anyone know if the first LR section with the goose question is real?”
❌ You can't discuss specific questions. 🙅♂️
You CANNOT say things such as the following:
- “Hey, the 3rd LG was sequencing and the last one was In/Out, right?” (Don't mention the game type)
- “The last question in the first LR section was a lawgic heavy MBT! Was the answer (B)?” (Don't mention the question type or ask what the answer was)
- “What was the answer for the last question of RC? I think it was an inference question? Was the answer (C)?” (Don't mention the question type or ask what the answer was)
Have fun discussing!
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I have two LGs. One is about flowers and apartments and one is about scientists. Could I know which one is experimental? I really messed up with the first one... Need to know which one is real to decide if I should cancel my score...
Same thing as you, I had one about columns and that was the one i messed up on. Really need to know!!!!!!
I believe apartments was the real one, but I could be wrong @luwenxi6 @RunawayJury
Bump apartments
Apartments is real!!!
The real lg was the one that had the east and west with investments, etc and it also had the one with the 6 levels. I had two reading comp sections on mine.
The real RC is the one with a passage about astronomy and Native American rock inscriptions, if you were wondering
So is the comparative RC the third passage or the first?
Comparative is the first passage
Apartments was real, the rock was real with the language one with Scotland.
Thanks...that’s the one I didn’t finish💔 I was so glad to find out another RC section, but, Ughhhhhhh
Did the real LG have one about walking dogs?
How many questions do the real LRs have? The 26qs one is really tough:(
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That one had 25 right? If it did, I think that's real! And the lsat question was something about % of homes which get broken in that have/don't have alarm systems
alarm systems was one of the real LR
Had three LR sections. I specifically remember two questions: writer(?) Poe and two planets (comparing with Jupiter). Were those Qs in the experimental section?
I had three LRs and need to know which was real. For anyone that had two LR sections, in the LR with 25 questions (or do you remember in either) was the last question about acid on the skin?
RC passages (i don’t remember the order)
I forget the fourth one!
I don't recognize either, and I had experimental LG.
Was the LG with the last game containing XYZ the real one
Fourth one was Native American petroglyphs or whatever they're called. The crescent moon and the supernova.
Was the walking the dog logic game part of the experimental?
yes!
I don't remember that and I had both LG. I remember apartments, pillars, and east/west branch. Then there was one with mechanical engineers and interior designers.
I remember almost nothing about the first LG, which I think was experimental.
I had three LR and found my third section (LR) to be hard. I had LR RC LR LR LG.
No, the last question for real LR with 25 questions was about home invasions/alarm systems
I had 2 RC sections, sequence as follows: RC,LR,LG,RC,LR. I remember one RC was wicked tough - praying it was the experimental.
I agree I really hope the third was experimental do you remember anything from section 3? to see if it was
One of the real LRs was significantly harder than the other. That was the one that ended with home invasion alarms I think. I had LR RC LG LR LG.
That is a huge relief, thank you for replying.
I think the last one had 25 qs which means it was real, since i had 2 26qs > @yegfigfwoihef said:
I know the LR S4 is real that the one you guys are talking about
I had the same order and I feel the exact same about the third LR section. Maybe it just felt harder because we were nearing the end of the test?
I had the same order as you and from my understanding the first was experimental 26qs 3rd was real 26qs and fourth was real 25 qs. I found the third one to be so hard, but maybe it was cause i just did an experimental LR and an RC was my brain was mush. > @Emily2122 said:
I had 3 LRs: LR LR RC LR LG
If I recall correctly, the first LR with 26qs had a question about ghosts.
Was the 25 question LR with skin acid real? Please say no lol.
Was the RC with Kapuchik and Placebos/Trademark and Copyright Law/Native American rock art experimental or real?
Real
It was real.
I remember stomach acid of cows. I don't remember skin acid? But I understand the LR experimental was 26 Q. Unless there are different experimentals?
And acid of cows was also burglaries I believe right?
I think some had a 26q experimental and some a 25q experimental.
I had 2 LG - I need to know if the one with the scientists is real or experimental?
My RC had a passage on supernova/indigenous people and entertainment law/fictional characters in case that helps people!
Scroll up, the one with scientists is experimental.> @Sadaf529 said:
This is from PowerScore thread:
Real Logic Games (not necessarily in order)
1.
2. Different color statues/pillars and what order the colors would go, shortest to tallest
3. Two branches of corporation (east and west) with three departments (investments, loan, mortgage)
4. Building with 9 apartments on 3 floors (luxury, modern, traditional)
Real Reading Comprehension (not necessarily in order)
Real Logical Reasoning
Increasing currency in circulation
Porpoises
Seatbelt usage
Marie Antoinette
Obesity to desirable weight
Billboards
E. coli in cows
Individual v. Corporate taxation
Windmills
Female birds and noise
Park ranger and cows grazing
Percentage of homes that get broken into that have/don't have alarm systems (last question in a section)
Lie detector test
Unfair policy of registering pets
Cars' headlights a distraction
Can we confirm that one LR had 26 Qs?
Yes, one LR had 26 questions. The other had 25.
I'm so disappointed that the bank game was real.
Does anyone know whether the LG section with the last one containing word like “originate” is real? I can’t remember the exact context and setting, only that one condition is “L can lead to at least two xx”?
was the one with a coal burning plant experimental? that whole section was weird for me. not sure why..
Same, the other was like all the game sections I have ever done. Games is my strongest section but all these games felt so weird, especially compared to the other set. I felt like they were all somewhat complicated, compared to the first one where the first is usually a freebie and so on. Super upsetting