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so glad my second RC (Section 3) with "german-spanish/hopi" passage was the experimental

99.9luft wrote:so glad my second RC (Section 3) with "german-spanish/hopi" passage was the experimental

what was your first?

DO ANY NON-LogicalReasoning EXPERIMENTAL test takers RECALL A QUESTION similar to this:
------energy consuming items such as cars emitting co2 and contributing to global warming?

mtr123456 wrote:DO ANY NON-LogicalReasoning EXPERIMENTAL test takers RECALL A QUESTION similar to this:
------energy consuming items such as cars emitting co2 and contributing to global warming?

Yes.

mtr123456 wrote:DO ANY NON-LogicalReasoning EXPERIMENTAL test takers RECALL A QUESTION similar to this:
------energy consuming items such as cars emitting co2 and contributing to global warming?

Yes

boblawlob wrote:

99.9luft wrote:so glad my second RC (Section 3) with "german-spanish/hopi" passage was the experimental

what was your first?

the ikung, sovereignty one

does anyone remember if the iKung/sovereignty one (was my first RC) was 27 questions? I have a strange feeling that the second RC (the hopi one that came 3rd) was 27 questions...

any help would be greatly appreciated

99.9luft wrote:does anyone remember if the iKung/sovereignty one (was my first RC) was 27 questions? I have a strange feeling that the second RC (the hopi one that came 3rd) was 27 questions...

any help would be greatly appreciated

It was 27 and it was the real RC.

VUSisterRayVU wrote:

99.9luft wrote:does anyone remember if the iKung/sovereignty one (was my first RC) was 27 questions? I have a strange feeling that the second RC (the hopi one that came 3rd) was 27 questions...

any help would be greatly appreciated

It was 27 and it was the real RC.

thanks, sisterray

I'm not at all confident about the real RC section. Finished the section on time but really wasn't completely sure about much of anything. Thought the experimental section was definitely easier and was hoping that was the real one at the break. Games didn't go as well as usual either, although LR was pretty easy IMO. Overall a decent LSAT relative to my PTs, but probably not good enough, December here I come.

I think I figured them all out now? Are these all right?
http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 6&t=195451

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Taus11 wrote:Quote from above

This seems ban worthy. Perhaps you should err on the side of caution...

I had a triple bubble on my first section and guessed on 1 of the 3. It haunted me for the entire test.


I don't know what to feel anymore.

Which RC passage talked about boundary theory? I'm having so much trouble remembering general topics gah

matilda1225 wrote:Which RC passage talked about boundary theory? I'm having so much trouble remembering general topics gah

That must've been an experimental?

Passage 1: African American actor.....i'm writing a biography
Passage 2: comparative - plant invasion/biodiversity
Passage 3: !Klung/women's movement
Passage 4: Parliament/sovereignty paradox

I can remember all of the real passages, but I can't remember whether they were in my first or third section. I'm praying the real one was the third because the proctors WOULD NOT SHUT UP for the first hour of the test and it was driving me so crazy I wasn't able to concentrate.

Did anyone have an experimental passage with physics (radioactive materials/experiment disproving physics theory about symmetry) I'm thinking it was in my third section but I'm in denial and hoping someone else had it and it was in their first.

I also had the radioactive materials passage in my third section. When I took the test, I was hoping that the first section (!Kung) would be my experimental cuz I thought the third section (which i now know to be the experimental) was much easier. Oh well

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boblawlob wrote:I don't understand why people are saying that the real RC section was harder than the experimental, especially if you got the Langston Hughes/Historical analysis RC. I was looking at the historical analysis one and I did not for the life of me understand it one bit. I don't know if I should be ashamed or not since I'm a poli sci major + history junkie.

haha, don't be ashamed, this is not a knowledge test. They create convoluted structure on purpose, it's like a puzzle. Has little to do with the subject of the passage. Don't be so hard on yourself.

Howl wrote:I also had the radioactive materials passage in my third section. When I took the test, I was hoping that the first section (!Kung) would be my experimental cuz I thought the third section (which i now know to be the experimental) was much easier. Oh well

Do you remember the what the other passage topics in this section were? For some reason the only one that stuck was the physics one.

boblawlob wrote:I don't understand why people are saying that the real RC section was harder than the experimental, especially if you got the Langston Hughes/Historical analysis RC. I was looking at the historical analysis one and I did not for the life of me understand it one bit. I don't know if I should be ashamed or not since I'm a poli sci major + history junkie.

I am actually the total opposite of you, don't understand how you say that experimental rc was harder than the real one. I completely understood that hughes passage, as well as the historical analysis etc.

In fact, during the last passage, in which I had a lot of time to spare, I was actually SHAKING MY HEAD thinking wow this is so easy. This is also in part because I was praying that the first RC was going to be experimental, but I thought to myself there is no way this RC could be real, it's TOO easy.

Unfortunately, I thought the real RC was hard, I couldn't finish, left 3 blank, felt uneasy about many of my answer choices.

Oh how I wish the RCs were flipped.

If that were the case, I'd be looking at -0 to -2 LR, and -1 to -3 RC, and the -4 LG, which puts me right on between a 170-175.

Unfortunately, I am PRAYING that I get at most -6 on my RC, but that is T.B.D.

Unknown123 wrote:

Howl wrote:I also had the radioactive materials passage in my third section. When I took the test, I was hoping that the first section (!Kung) would be my experimental cuz I thought the third section (which i now know to be the experimental) was much easier. Oh well

Do you remember the what the other passage topics in this section were? For some reason the only one that stuck was the physics one.

I had environmental regulations, african literature, computer and the mind, and I forget the comparative subject.

don't think I had radioactive materials

dba415 wrote:

Unknown123 wrote:

Howl wrote:I also had the radioactive materials passage in my third section. When I took the test, I was hoping that the first section (!Kung) would be my experimental cuz I thought the third section (which i now know to be the experimental) was much easier. Oh well

Do you remember the what the other passage topics in this section were? For some reason the only one that stuck was the physics one.

I had environmental regulations, african literature, computer and the mind, and I forget the comparative subject.

don't think I had radioactive materials

comparative was historical analysis

For those who had the Einstein Exp... What is the passage I cannot remember?? It had the African American who moved South to North, -------, Dark matter, property ownership... What was the other one????????? Its killing me I dunno why!!! Even tho the 1st section was way easier for me.