Well! You can always Google. For instance, "LSAT logical reasoning centaurs unicorns" should help you find all LSAT LR Q's relating to centaurs/unicorns. Then once you know which PT/Section/Q it is, you can look it up here. Happy hunting!
... finishing the curriculum, took the PT7 days back. While taking the ... PT, I felt that it was ... LR I had around 6-7 questions left when the time ...
@"mc_meatt" said: PT 9 section 1 question 19< ... 2 LR sections in that PT- Q#19 does not fit your ... any way to verify the PT, S, Q #'s - we are happy ...
Thanks for the advice and support. I've printed multiple copies of all the games from pt7-18 for now for drilling practice. It just seems so foreign. I do like Sudoku haha. Too bad it's only a correlation.
I feel like I should know this by now, but what *exactly* is the Bundle? I have some of the old PTs (in a 10 Actual LSAC book with PTs 7, 9-16 and 18), and another 10 Actual book of PTs 19-28. Is that adequate?
... should start using some PT's concurrently with my ... curriculum and then start doing PT's? (Schedule says by ... br />
> Mix in PT's either as timed or ... set of 10 that includes PT7 onward. My understanding is ... to utilize these early PT's concurrently with the ...
... a similar pattern in another PT. LSAT's all about that ... />
In the Red Admiral example, PT (75 Q. 9), you have a ... />
In comparison to the PT 70 question, you have a ...
... &5&1 **Day 7**: PT7&6&3& ... PT 5 and 6
Day 7: PT 6 and 7
Day 8: PT ... 1, 7 and 8 ... and 13
Day 14: PT7, 13, and 14
Day ... 7: PT 4, 6, 7
Day 8: PT 5, 7, 8
Day 9: PT ...
There are some problems that you wouldn't expect to see in "modern" LSATs (the calendaring question from PT7 comes to my mind), and some problems are rather unusual. I think that LR questions from June 2007 and onward are more difficult though.