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PT 70 71 72 RC? Harder?
fiji12345678
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I am taking the LSAT this Sunday in Asia. And I was doing relatively well with RC.
I'd read the passages and answer the questions relying on my memory without having to go back much and usually get 3 wrong. Right answers seemed to just pop out for me. But that changed with the most recent ones.........
I'd get stuck between two answer choices with a number of questions and run out of time. My biggest problem is with Comparative Reading. They used to be my favorite. I usually got them done in 5 - 6 minutes. But for some reason with the recent ones, I just feel utterly lost.......
Did RC get harder in general? Or my approaches were wrong.
With the test just a day and a half away, I am so utterly confused.
I'd read the passages and answer the questions relying on my memory without having to go back much and usually get 3 wrong. Right answers seemed to just pop out for me. But that changed with the most recent ones.........
I'd get stuck between two answer choices with a number of questions and run out of time. My biggest problem is with Comparative Reading. They used to be my favorite. I usually got them done in 5 - 6 minutes. But for some reason with the recent ones, I just feel utterly lost.......
Did RC get harder in general? Or my approaches were wrong.
With the test just a day and a half away, I am so utterly confused.
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