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Test Question: Quantity vs. Quality

sixteenrubiessixteenrubies Core Member
edited August 2020 in General 6 karma

Hello Fellow 7Sagers,
If someone has taken the LSAT and can respond, that would be helpful.
Q: During the test, is it better to skip questions one is unsure of keeping time constraints in mind?

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  • jpgreensteinjpgreenstein Member
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    Yea, this really applies to all sections and was really helpful in saving time. If you read a stimulus in an LR section and just do not understand it, skip it. If see a question in LG that you know you gotta brute force it which takes time, skip it. Even skip a game after reading the rules and realizing its gonna be a mess and come back to it later. Everything is worth the same and there is no point sinking more time into a question you prob still got wrong anyway.

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