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Going from little time to too much time!Hey guys, I am planning for the June test and just started the Ultimate course. I moved back home to dedicate full time to the LSAT and have almo…
... argument. Type out why answer choices are wrong and orally be able to ... explain why they're wrong on all of the questions ... -
Doubt in necessary assumptionI was reading the Trainer and I came through a simple example "She does not consume too much caffeine because she only drinks one cup of coffee a da…
... that a certain answer can be right or wrong depending on what ... 'm looking for in the answer choices. -
Does "Pre-phrase" = Prediction? And is it actually wise to do so?Hi, all. I was on a wonderful webinar the other night led by the friendly and knowledgeable sage, @c.janson35. He mentioned that he often formulate…
... be prior to reading the answer choices.
2 ... , instead of "The answer is probably chickens clucking 4 ... (before looking at the answer choices) then I'll use ... go in blind, the wrong answers seem to tempt ... I'm looking for, wrong answers that would have ... -
looking for advice (top scorers please help!)- stuck in score range for 6 months.Hi all, I'm desperate for frank advice from someone who knows this test and has been through the grind. I've been studying full-time for the LS…
... it before moving into the answer choices. If you have a murky ... ..rather than getting #22-#26 wrong because you burned 3 minutes ... of questions that you get wrong via confidence error will slowly ... -
Advice on BR scoreHey guys, so I am having trouble with logical reasoning. On every section at this point I get at least minus -10, more like 11 or 12. However when I …
... the question you are getting wrong (at least 11-12 ... Especially since you can answer those very same questions confidently ... bothering to read all the answer choices for questions (after identifying ... the correct answer) that are obviously 1 ... -
Discounting Score for FamiliarityFirst post here, and was wondering about what the typical theory is behind discounting a PT score based on having previously seen a LR question in pr…
... where you could recall the answer to a question after the ... you don't remember the answer, then it is indicative of ... two answer choices it was down to, and I still got the answer wrong ... you do not remember the answer or the reasoning, then you ... -
advice about following curriculum from an impatient studentI just wanted to put this out there for anyone who might have done/is doing what I just did in my study process. Just to give a small preface, I'm ge…
... answer choices and explains why the right one is right and the wrong ... ones are wrong, so you learn to ... of (especially) what makes wrong answers wrong. If you got your question ... able to identify the correct answer and moved on (a perfectly ... -
PT32.S4.Q03 - Traffic AccidentHi all, Link to the lesson: https://7sage.com/lesson/traffic-accident-principle-question?ss_completed_lesson=1135 First of all, C can be eliminat…
... ) the main reason C is wrong is due to the issue ... this issue of knowledge. In answer C, does Colleen know that ... we don’t know, then Answer C must go.
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Reading Comp best practices for improvementHi all, I'm really interested in crowd sourcing some best practices for improving reading comp, especially from those of you who have seen significa…
... , yes, but some of the answer choices in these main point questions ... questions could steer you the wrong way. Even so, this hasn ... -
Mastering logic gamesI'm currently working on the logic games bundle. While I've been getting -1 or -2 per game untimed I continue to test every answer choice even after …
... at evaluating the other answer choices at least cursorily (I ... clue what the right answer is, but I eliminated ... general term (simply eliminating wrong answers as you come ... question because I eliminate wrong choices as well as affirm ... interpreting the advice wrong?
