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How people approach studying for the LSATHello! I have been studying for the LSAT using 7sage for 1 month now, and I'm struggling to study efficiently. It's been personally difficult for me …
... say "drills" are these questions from the CC that you ... depends. I like to group questions by type - so if ... am feeling weak on MSS questions, I'll do a ... it approaches these types of questions. By putting a couple ... got a lot of Par Flaw questions wrong, I focus on ... -
Missing Only Easy QuestionsI'm in kind of a weird spot. At this point, I'm getting nearly all difficult questions, including ones I initially flag for BR, correct. But I still …
... least mark for BR any questions with wrong ACs left that you ... -
Missing Only Easy QuestionsI'm in kind of a weird spot. At this point, I'm getting nearly all difficult questions, including ones I initially flag for BR, correct. But I still …
... least mark for BR any questions with wrong ACs left that you ... each choice with the rigor I do on later questions, I should ... 'll be able to finish with questions that are less challenging will ... -3 star questions and really focus on finishing them with an average ... -
For those who have received accommodated testing- Practice tests/study strategyAfter being notified of your testing accommodation- Did you start practicing with your new time? I am interested in learning about how people with an…
... entire section with time to spare.
Skipping questions boosts ... nothing else, skipping questions lets you approach questions with a refreshed and partially ... upfront inferences and diagramming with bruteforcing questions that should be answered ... -
Most vulnerable to criticismIn approaching those "most vulnerable to criticism" question, do you guys think I can treat it as a weakening question and if the AC is correct, it w…
... " is an example of a Flaw question stem. You do not ... weak/flawed. That is why Flaw questions are also known as Descriptive ... -
PT44.S2.Q20 - research indicatesSo i see why AC (B) demolishes the argument and is clearly the correct AC. But does AC (A) weaken it as well? https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/l…
... usually wary in W/S questions with the words some and many ... been times where an AC with those words is the right ... -
Month left and me and Flaw questions still don't get along...So about a month out from the September test and I'm feeling....okay. There is one kind of questions that really bothers me though. Flaw. People alwa…
try to learn the different form on Flaw questions types such as correlation vs causation, sufficient and necessary condition negation, source of argument and so forth. -
Month left and me and Flaw questions still don't get along...So about a month out from the September test and I'm feeling....okay. There is one kind of questions that really bothers me though. Flaw. People alwa…
... learn the different form on Flaw questions types such as correlation vs ... spout off all the differnt flaw types failry easily. Straw man ... -
RC TroublesHi friends, Wondering if anyone else is having a similar problem: I was scoring -0 or -1 in RC on the older tests, but in the 60s and 70s, I'm tre…
... read, he flies through the questions with confidence, and that's not ... -
Method for tackling LRSo I've compiled a very thorough list of all of the LR problems that I've missed or struggled mightily with on previous PTs, and have gone over them …
... into with necessary assumption and weaken questions?
These questions types ... have any other specific questions with regard to NA ... 7sage.com/approach-necessary-assumption-questions/
... 're having issues with certain questions types feel free ...
