Reading Comp

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  emli1000 Alum Member Inactive ⭐

  January 2015 3462 karma

  You should try to spend less than 4 mins per passage and then 4 mins to answer the questions. Of course some passages are more difficult than others, but 4 mins should be the max. per passage.
• jdawg113 Alum Inactive ⭐

  January 2015 2654 karma

  as @emli1000 said, you want to try and do 4/4ish however diff passages are well different so its subject to some variation, along with how you read. If you retain info better taking 5 min with the passage and can bang out the questions real quick go for it. If you're spending 8 min on the passage you better be able to look at the question and instantly pick an answer
• arabprodigy30 Alum Member

  January 2015 243 karma

  Thank you so much guys for your advice! Seems like I need to do more timed practice, and better job at reading actively .
• emli1000 Alum Member Inactive ⭐

  January 2015 3462 karma

  Someone posted this link here and I bookmarked it because I'm also not a fan of RC especially on any of those science related passages. Give it a try. http://lsatprep180.com/the-lsat-and-reading-speed-change-headline/#more-1638
  
  I also read The Economist, The New Yorker and Scientific American daily to become more familiar with the passages on the LSAT.
• LSATman1 Alum Member

  January 2015 386 karma

  The New York Times has a feature called "Room for Debate," which has about 4-5 essays written about a specific topic. This provides good practice for the comparative reading passage.
• arabprodigy30 Alum Member

  January 2015 243 karma

  Thank you so much!!! I will look into that link and the New York Times