Is it worth it to read the questions for RC first.

kiamesha.stewart · November 2014

A lot of people seem to suggest this, but JY doesn't during the question review videos. Do you feel it's worth it or is it a major time suck?

pjanderson5 · November 2014

Major time suck, no benefit whatsoever. Use the time to read and understand the passage

alexroark5 · November 2014

Agreed with PJ, the answer is definitely no. The most important thing is to get a good read. The LSAT passages try to lose you with multiple viewpoints, embedded clauses/modifiers, referential phrasing etc. I love sports, grew up an athlete my whole life and so when I read a passage the general mentality I like to adopt, which makes it more fun (well as fun as RC can be I suppose), and which helps me stay motivated and focused, is that I am Darrelle Revis, and the RC passage is Calvin Johnson, and I'm thinking the whole time, I'm with you, I'm right here, you haven't lost me, I'm all over you!!! haha

yalnaji · November 2014

haha alex that is amazing.

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