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I rushed this response so hopefully this is correct. The argument states that people who wish to provide a strong musical foundation NEED TO ENSURE that their children receive formal instruction, using the fact that formal instruction is often a pa…
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Personally, I would focus on reducing the errors in LG until you drop to a -0~-1. This shouldn't take more than 1-2 weeks I would think. Focus on your LR next, until you get down to at least -3 per section. This will bring your score to at least 165…
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I would use PT 1-38 for drilling question types that you are unfamiliar with for LR.
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There wasn't any reason to map this out. The science columnists states that the reason humans and cats have so many diseases in common is because cats are genetically closer to humans than any other mammals except nonhuman primates and that many hu…
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I think you're a bit confused about the stimulus. The discrepancy in this stimulus is that the asteroid wiped out all of the dinosaurs, but the debris settled too quickly for food sources to disappear and for the dinosaurs to freeze. From this disc…
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"The greater the disparity in overall sex ratios, the greater the percentage of older male ducks in the population." The western lake contains 55% males, 45% females The eastern lake contains 65% males, 35% females A states that the percentage of a…
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For me, I thought the key is ">It is no wonder< environmentalists fail to consider both that spacecraft may damage the ozone layer, and that this damage could be serious enough to warrant discontinuing spaceflight". "IT IS NO WONDER" is import…
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The key is that in choosing A you assume that in order to obtain beneficial health effects you must be able to digest the cellulose to obtain glucose, and there is no beneficial health effects other than the glucose. Mastication is part of "eating"…
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For LR, it would just mostly be finding out what question types usually stump you and drilling some of those questions to find out what tricks are catching you. BR is definitely what you need to do for LR, because being able to determine why an answ…
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Easy/Hard is extremely subjective. Not everyone is equally skilled in each question type. For instance, one person might do extremely well on Weaken Questions, and another person is very good at Strengthen/Justify questions. If the LR sections were …
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1) Try finding some other people in your area writing the LSAT and see if everyone is willing to meet in an empty classroom to do a mock sitting. This might help with being in an unfamiliar environment. 2) Get a bubble sheet, and make sure you prac…
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Thanks for the advice. I guess I'll retake it in December, then once more next October if I don't get in.
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I tried a couple RC passages based on the webinar and I already notice that it's now significantly easier for me to eliminate wrong answer choices. Thanks so much Nicole!
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I don't have the lessons but here's the definitions: "OR" means at least one is selected (both can be also selected) "Not both" means only one or none is selected "Either A or B, but not both" means one must be selected, and you cannot have both no…
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There's six icons at the bottom that used to be green. The icons are of page with a grey circle with a line through it.
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LSAT scores coming out. I'm gray too. The LSAT status is the gray thing we're all talking about.
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@c.janson35 thanks for the tip! I'm definitely going to try that out.
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I think I need to practice with a scantron, as I don't normally do that and it really threw me off today. Time to pray I didn't mess up too much The thing is that I jumped around on the questions a lot, so I don't think I should have made errors in…
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Depends on the school
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I'm really afraid of double bubbling now, since I think my LR sections were both at 25 questions... Which I don't think is right
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For scoring, don't count questions you remember answers to, multiply the number you got wrong by 50% and subtract that number from the # questions in the PT. Might result in a slightly lower score than your usual average though. Edit: I meant add …
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I really hope they count this test as extremely hard so I can get a higher score. Because it was absolutely horrendous for me
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I hate scantron so much. Waste time filling it in, waste time correcting errors. Worst thing in existence for tight time constraints
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Theft at some place with lights going off, two naked people prancing through the building and people making noises. (one game) It was all similar game types.
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The mention of misbubbling is putting me on edge right now. The thought never occurred to me.
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OK thank God the spring/fall section is real. Only section I have confidence in. After thinking back on it, the shift work question is actually really easy, just that no one would expect to make that many game boards before starting the questions
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You end up wasting an attempt, so I don't think it's the greatest plan. If you get sick for the second one or something then pressure is really on at the third one and you might underperform
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I... Probably will regardless of score unless I get super lucky and it's a 170
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2 on one prompt should have been exp
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Argh, I messed up on the real LG section...and crushed the experimental. Feels like the Hitler LSAT video now.