Redoing PT

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I have a quick question.

I took the LSAT last year, and didn't do as well as I would like, so I am retaking. I just redid the test I sat for last year, and while I got a much better score, I got a few wrong this time around that I got right the first time around.

I wonder if there is a common reason why that happens. Does that mean something? Does it mean I probably understand it and just made a mistake and shouldn't worry about it too much? Or that I should focus on those questions a lot because I don't understand them at all.

Sorry, this is a weird question and I'm not really sure what to ask. But I am aiming for consistency, so I don't know what to think when I get a question right a year ago when I was much less prepared and get it wrong now when I feel much more confident and my scores are much higher.

[tommywallach]

Hey Jef,

I'm afraid I don't entirely understand the question! Everyone misses questions, and they won't be the same ones. Sometimes you catch some tricks, and sometimes you don't. I wouldn't worry about it. Just keep studying!

-t