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⚖ Official November 2019 LSAT Discussion Thread ⚖
Elaine --Student Service--
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Hey 7Sagers,
Here's the official November 2019 LSAT Discussion Thread.
Please keep all discussions of the November 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)
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Good luck to all my fellow 7sagers!! Remember stay calm and read carefully. We can and WILL get through this. We are prepared and we will go in tomorrow and OWN that test!
Good luck to everyone taking the exam!
Good luck to everyone!
Good luck guys
I had two reading comprehension sections, one with water treaties and one with jazz composition. Definitely did better on one of them than the other. Any idea which one was the real one?
Water treaties was the real RC. I had two LGs. The first involved a game about visiting different countries, and the second involved a monarch’s birthday presents. Any idea which is real?
@pb3ncva15 countries was real
The visiting different countries one was real, that was my first section. That game was a bit tricky, the rest weren't too bad.
My test today was cancelled (and apparently cancelled in many locations in North America due to equipment issues apparently so now the test on the 8th will be a paper pencil version). We now have to write on December 8. Will they be giving us a different exam than the one we would have received today?
Mine was LG LR RC LG LR
The second LG for me was tough and first was rlly Easy...hearing the second is the real one
First game is the real one is what I’m hearing..aside from the recipe game, so u rmbr anything else about the other Games?
Do u rmbr anything about the other games aside from the recipe game?
What section did you find the hardest?
I don't think the visiting countries was real. I had 2 LG's. I had one with soup.
Were you in the Monterey location at the embassy suites? I’m on hold right now trying to figure out what’s going on
Hope everyone did well!
Any thoughts on LR? Found quite difficult.
Does anyone remember the first question of each of the real LR sections?
Definitely bombed one of my three. Thanks.
I had three LR's and one was quite difficult. It also didn't seem to flow as most LR sections do if that makes sense. LG was decent and RC was easy
I had LR, LG, LR, LR, RC
Same order for me. That first LR was a killer - and indeed “flow” felt weird
I had the same, LR first was 26, and then 26, and then 25, I believe. I thought the first was insanely hard. 2nd (26 Q) seemed easier, I believe that section had a question about rodents? maybe different types of fish? could someone confirm?
I think the rodent one is the real one (26) questions!
I also had LR, LG, LR, LR, RC. RC felt like the easiest of the three. For whatever reason the first game in the LG initially stumped me (can’t remember what it was about), the last game also felt really difficult.
Same - that rule about the “3rd place” screwed me up too
Initially drew out two templates with variable in month 3 until I realized variable wasn’t fixed to slot and instead just 3rd variable
The SA question about university and night school ... felt like I overthought that so much - any ideas what the approach would have been with percentages in that case
Did you find the first LR really difficult? and do you remember the 2nd LR having a question about rodents? (if I remember correctly. I really hope the first LR is the experimental one
Rodents was second, the fish armor question was the third LR. First one was so tough, idk if its just me but I felt some of the questions were making some slightly ambiguous assumptions. Process of elimination played a big role for me in the first section but not so much in the rest.
How many questions per LR?
How many LR questions did you have per section @cedricyhkim @"angeles.esteban15"
Can you share your section order and which LR section you had your rodent one in?
Do u rmbr the other sections other than soup?
Was the LR with the company that had lower safety and cost paradox real?LR LG LR (LR) RC
26,26,25 IF i remember correctly
I only had 2 LR. I remember a question about rodents, democracy and literacy, milk and antibiotics.
@ConquerLSATboi LR sections were 25, 26, 26 for me.
No. I only remember soup question cuz I did a soup logic game (pt 40) as a warm-up before the test.
I specifically remember milk and antibiotics (3rd), and rodents (2nd)
@jinnie871 do you remember a question about cheeseburgers?
Had 2 RC's, the first one had something about computer chips and unicef agreement for water, while the second was on antibiotics and linguistics being a science. Which was real??
Any guesses on the curve for this one?
Now I do
I did the exact same thing!
Real LG: soup and countries! why: I had three LR. I found the first to be LR to be SO HARD. I definitely bombed it so fingers crossed its experimental
I thought the experimental RC was much easier, so I am pretty disappointed to find out it was the experimental. Also, that last game was pretty tough, I couldn't figure it out completely in 11 minutes. LSAC continues to make the test more challenging in my opinion. Oh well, I am officially done with the LSAT for good. Good luck to everyone with your scores and applications! Lets hope the curve is somewhat decent.
Did anyone with only two LRs have a question about different med students, trying to diagnose patients, and being told a specific diagnosis from their first advisor, then trying to diagnose again with a second advisor. Or something along the lines of that. It was a really long stimulus, so I’m sure I’m messing up some of the details.
@denis045 did your first LR have as a question apricots?
@ConquerLSATboi honestly it was all a blur. my second LR had an armoured (turtle?) question. My third one had one about med students and dosages I believe
Anyone with 2 LRs have a question on comparing river clean ups?
Yes
I think this was the experimental LR: a question about cyclists on slick roads? Ring a bell for any 2 section LR peeps? Praying this was not on the real test
For those that had the following format: LG, LR, RC, RC, LR
Was the first or the second RC the experimental?