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I think the last circular game in a disclosed LSAT showed ... basically "It's a rare game" to "It showed up again ... the LSAC had a weird gametype that they only toss into ...
... games, I imagine that going game-by-game could be beneficial because you ... 'seeing the game'. But I still bubble in question by question because ... I transfer answers after each game, or after each reading passage ...
... You get the idea, SIMILAR game types, bundle them together. Then ... see the patterns for each gametype because the inferences and the ... slightly better than reviewing game sections after game sections.
... a routine of doing the game on my own with a ... explanation for that game, and then doing the game again with the ... the 7Sage setup. If the game was a breeze, I considered ... was to learn one specific gametype at a time and drill ...
... should go through each individual gametype untimed until it "clicks". ... the foundation of the individual game types, then move onto ... understanding of how the specific game types work, once you ... />
Do that process for each gametype and do time/untimed for ...
... already. I bubble in groups (bygame, passage, and 1-2 ... this specific instance was bubbling by group in RC...
... instead of doing it one-by-one within that group, ... that group do it one-by-one (this 2nd option ... quicker than pure one-by-one and will help ...
You're allowed to mention the content of a question/passage/game, but not the actual gametype, question type, specific RC questions.
I didn't take it today but I've been lurking around all day so I pretty much know the real sections, lol.
@LSATman1 Cambridge packets are sets of questions from PTs 1-38 (I think) organized by question type and difficulty. They are used for question type drilling/practice. I'm personally about to start using them for practicing with difficult questions.
... entire LR section, but reorganized by question type? The LSAT Trainer website ... page that lets us sort by question type? If there is, I ... if I group problems together bytype, my brain will be utterly ...
... the specific question type.
- Drill practice sets by question type to "solidify ... necessary for this specific question typeby grouping them together."
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- Track errors of reasoning by question type in Excel spreadsheet.
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Might try to solve this game over lunch AND I am also inspired to create my own ... Hint, it's a gametype that is rumored to have appeared on the Feb '15 test ... !
@"GSU Hopeful" Word—Not a problem at all. Just drill from the 29–35 range (per Mike's schedules) and/or 7sage drill sets. He's just selecting them by question type.