Hi there, Can someone explain to me why A is the answer?? I was choosing between (C) and (E) and I'm surprised to see that (A) is the correct answer - really quite confused now. I thought since N couldn't be placed in the front row at all, it cannot be assigned seat 2. I must have misunderstood the ...

This set of questions really got me during timed practice. I went through them again with the diagram suggested in diagram page and managed to get all of the questions right. But I still took quite some time to go through the answer choices, mostly thinking in my head whether they could be true or n...

Question Type: Author Opinion Answer expected in lines/paragraph: line 13 (Rawls ACCORDINGLY complains that), line 19 "ingenious", line 25-26 "clever" Any prephrase? On normal "author most likely to agree", we would prioritize re-reading any section of the passage we f...

Question Type: Necessary Assumption Stimulus Breakdown: Trout like cold water. In dt lakes, the cold water is at the bottom in summer and the top in winter. The turnovers happen in fall and in late winter. So if an angler is fishing in late winter, they should focus on the shallows/near the surface...

Can someone go through C for me?

Thank you!

Bringing this up again 3 years after the last post in case anyone is still reading... I am struggling to find support for E. 1. Is the answer supported by the fact that this Disciples painting is not by Vermeer, but rather it was created by van M and applies V's techniques and uses V's signature......

Hi, thanks for all the threads above. I just wanted to ask.. During timed practice, I couldn't really get my head around this stimulus because of this particular sentence: "However, it can often be shown that other explanations that do comply with known laws can be given." I couldn't see h...

Question Type: Analyze Argument Structure (Describe Technique) Stimulus Breakdown: Conclusion : Trying to reduce a trade deficit by restricting imports would be like trying to bring down someone's fever by putting a thermometer in a glass of cold water. Evidence : A trade deficit can indicate a wea...

Hello, Can someone explain to me how D doesn't violate the rule in stimulus that says: "any slot not containing a feature contains a graphic" ? Because D says "slots 2 and 3: a single industry feature" meaning either slot 2 or 3 have industry feature, meaning one of them must con...

Please, can someone go through the answer choices?

Thank you!

Hi, Can someone explain to me how to work out answers to questions 9 and 10? I read the thread for the diagram for this question. But it would be great if anyone could draw it out for me. Also, so far I finished up to session 3 of LSAT Interact Complete. But for questions like this where it asks to ...

Sure thing. First of all, let me make sure you're aware of the "Cheat Code" for most PURPOSE OF A PARAGRAPH questions ... The correct answer almost always sounds like it reinforces the first sentence of the paragraph (that's normally where the author uses a transition or topic sentence to...

Hi, I'll be taking the June LSAT. I'm wondering how I should be studying during the week or two before the exam day.
Should I be going through the questions I got wrong in previous prep tests, or keep trying new questions or full preptests under timed condition?


Thank you!

I don't know if this is the right place to post this. But I have a question about rule notation for "Drill it: Grouping with Mismatch" on page 564 of LG Strategy Guide. One of the rules is "Unless O is used in the same cookie as K, it is used in the same cookie as L." The solutio...

Hi, I didn't have a problem going through this set of questions. But I don't quite understand the solution to this question described on page 475 of LG Strategy Guide. So there it says: "From the new condition, we can infer that the two groups are SHR and LP. To which cities could these groups ...

It's a surprisingly tough passage. Let's work wrong-to-right here: (A) defer (B) is out of scope (with a sneaky detail creep). There's no discussion of installing processing facilities underwater. (C) is similar to (B) - the passage is about improving pumps for the sake of reducing the need to have...

Hi,

I was wondering what the most efficient way of finding the answer to this question would be.

I got this one correct through trial and error. Unlike the rest of the questions in this game, I couldn't really instinctively see which pair F couldn't belong in the group with.

Thank you in advance.

Hello there, I'm looking for an advice on how to speed up in RC/LG. I began studying for the LSATs in mid-January with ManhattanPrep Interact: Complete. I took two PrepTests so far: one was diagnostic before I started studying (score: 152) and the other was a month ago (score: 155). I just finished ...

I picked C as an answer but I still have a problem with it that was not mentioned earlier in this thread. C states "Usually, cigarette sales will incresase substantially in the areas surounding a city after that city imposes stiff taxes on cigarettes." If increase in cigarette sales in the...

Hello there, I honestly had no idea how to approach this game. I saw the diagram posted in this folder but I don't understand why HJ chunk is needed. I probably did not quite understand the question.. The way I understood the rules of this game is: - Each of the three associates sends minimum of 1 e...