Haha, thanks guys. Yeah, same with me about the -0 on RC. This feels nice but really not getting my hopes up.Daily_Double wrote:The things I would do to go -0 on RC on June 10, 2013... It's bad. And awesome work weathercoins.Kool-Aid wrote:Good job weather! I keep missing a couple on LG, careless errors as well. I'd die to go -0 on RC, I don't think I've ever went less than -2.weathercoins wrote:PT 52
LR1: -1 (#16)
LG: -2 (#3, 17)
LR2: -3 (16,17,25)
RC: 0
93/99 raw, 174 scaled
Have not yet reviewed, but I'm actually really confused. The LG must have been careless errors, and this hasn't happened in a while. Yet my best RC ever before this was -4, so I'm so pumped by the RC. I think I did this PT like a year and a half ago, so not sure how accurate the score is.
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On break from PT53 after going straight through first three sections. LG went well, less certain about my LR performance.. some questions were pretty tough!
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So far I've taken 4 preptests and my last one (32) was a 163. Between reviewing and taking more preptests, what should I do? If I can get my RC down to single digits, I will have no problem getting into the 170s. My LR is getting real tight and LG is getting better with more practice.
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**Sneaks into thread with first post**
Just took my first PT...got a 167
PT 21:
LG (-11)
LR1 (-2)
LR2 (-3)
RC (-2)
Just took my first PT...got a 167
PT 21:
LG (-11)
LR1 (-2)
LR2 (-3)
RC (-2)
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You're gonna be straight bro, LG is one of the easiest sections to improve on as well as score perfectly.ColeWorldNoBlanket wrote:**Sneaks into thread with first post**
Just took my first PT...got a 167
PT 21:
LG (-11)
LR1 (-2)
LR2 (-3)
RC (-2)
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Shit you guys. I was planning on drilling a full RC section today in one sitting, but PT 21 Sec IV Passage 1 killed me.
Took 12-13 minutes and I got 4/8.
I -1'd my last RC section as well. I fucking didn't get this passage guys.
Edit: did the other 3 passages so efficiently that I still finished in time and finished with a -4 (as implied, I was perfect on the following 3 sections)... what an annoyance.
Took 12-13 minutes and I got 4/8.
I -1'd my last RC section as well. I fucking didn't get this passage guys.
Edit: did the other 3 passages so efficiently that I still finished in time and finished with a -4 (as implied, I was perfect on the following 3 sections)... what an annoyance.
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PT 52
LR: -4
LG: -0
LR: -1
RC: -0
94 / 176
Of the 5 I missed, 3 were absolute blind guesses because of timing. I need to drill the F out of assumption family LR this week to put some time in the bank. Working on set-in-stone metrics (like 15 questions in 15 minutes) should also help. LG and RC are easier for me to pace because there are 4 big blocks.
Warmed up doing an RC passage and looking over a few past LR sections I've completed. I generally have a hard time handling the first section of a PT no matter what it is.
LR: -4
LG: -0
LR: -1
RC: -0
94 / 176
Of the 5 I missed, 3 were absolute blind guesses because of timing. I need to drill the F out of assumption family LR this week to put some time in the bank. Working on set-in-stone metrics (like 15 questions in 15 minutes) should also help. LG and RC are easier for me to pace because there are 4 big blocks.
Warmed up doing an RC passage and looking over a few past LR sections I've completed. I generally have a hard time handling the first section of a PT no matter what it is.
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I can only laugh at how bad I did on the second RC passage; worst ever.. don't know what happened. If it weren't for that catastrophe I would have been pretty pleased with the overall result.CardozoLaw09 wrote:On break from PT53 after going straight through first three sections. LG went well, less certain about my LR performance.. some questions were pretty tough!
53
LR -4
LG -1
LR -4
RC.........wait for it....... -11
RC can go fuck itself
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things I would do for -1 for LG...
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study??Fianna13 wrote:things I would do for -1 for LG...
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i HATE it when there's DOUBLE NEGATIVES in answer choices.......
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i second your suggestion that RC should go F itself.... i missed -12 so we are on similar boats...i keep misreading shit with double negatives....CardozoLaw09 wrote:I can only laugh at how bad I did on the second RC passage; worst ever.. don't know what happened. If it weren't for that catastrophe I would have been pretty pleased with the overall result.CardozoLaw09 wrote:On break from PT53 after going straight through first three sections. LG went well, less certain about my LR performance.. some questions were pretty tough!
53
LR -4
LG -1
LR -4
RC.........wait for it....... -11
RC can go fuck itself
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I feel your pain.eliztudorr wrote:
i second your suggestion that RC should go F itself.... i missed -12 so we are on similar boats...i keep misreading shit with double negatives....
No person cannot win the game. <------------ I believe LSAT is worse than this.
LOL anyway, I managed to understand it with diagram. So you may want to try it, you know, just in case it may help.
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diagram? like the passage? can you give me an example? would really appreciate it ><" im feeling desperate. and honestly your "no person cannot win the game" already made my mind go blank =.= this is like mix signals to me lol like do you like me or do you like me not. JUST SAY IT.crazyrobin wrote:I feel your pain.eliztudorr wrote:
i second your suggestion that RC should go F itself.... i missed -12 so we are on similar boats...i keep misreading shit with double negatives....
No person cannot win the game. <------------ I believe LSAT is worse than this.
LOL anyway, I managed to understand it with diagram. So you may want to try it, you know, just in case it may help.
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Sure, check PT24, S2, Q21eliztudorr wrote: diagram? like the passage? can you give me an example? would really appreciate it ><" im feeling desperate. and honestly your "no person cannot win the game" already made my mind go blank =.= this is like mix signals to me lol like do you like me or do you like me not. JUST SAY IT.
What I did is draw a box, inside is effective law. Then beside the box is another box inside is enforceable.
So this answer tells us that effective law and enforceable is overlapped right?
Then I just interpret it as effective law is enforceable.
After couple times, I can do it in my mind. Hope this helps.
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interesting. i will try that. thanks!!!crazyrobin wrote:Sure, check PT24, S2, Q21eliztudorr wrote: diagram? like the passage? can you give me an example? would really appreciate it ><" im feeling desperate. and honestly your "no person cannot win the game" already made my mind go blank =.= this is like mix signals to me lol like do you like me or do you like me not. JUST SAY IT.
What I did is draw a box, inside is effective law. Then beside the box is another box inside is enforceable.
So this answer tells us that effective law and enforceable is overlapped right?
Then I just interpret it as effective law is enforceable.
After couple times, I can do it in my mind. Hope this helps.
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One suggestion and it's down to heart: drill, drill, drill, drill the shit out of LR, it pays!eliztudorr wrote:
interesting. i will try that. thanks!!!
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thanks!!! im doing everything i can!crazyrobin wrote:One suggestion and it's down to heart: drill, drill, drill, drill the shit out of LR, it pays!eliztudorr wrote:
interesting. i will try that. thanks!!!
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Check out PT 52, LR1, #16, for a great example of how the credited answer to parallel flaw questions doesn't necessarily have to replicate every element of the stimulus.
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i remember this one. this one is the relation between belief and something being true or not.Daily_Double wrote:Check out PT 52, LR1, #16, for a great example of how the credited answer to parallel flaw questions doesn't necessarily have to replicate every element of the stimulus.
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Yeah you're correct. If I remember correctly, it went something along the lies of:eliztudorr wrote:i remember this one. this one is the relation between belief and something being true or not.Daily_Double wrote:Check out PT 52, LR1, #16, for a great example of how the credited answer to parallel flaw questions doesn't necessarily have to replicate every element of the stimulus.
Belief in A ---> Belief in B
~B
Therefore: Belief in A is false
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Edited:Daily_Double wrote:Yeah you're correct. If I remember correctly, it went something along the lies of:eliztudorr wrote:i remember this one. this one is the relation between belief and something being true or not.Daily_Double wrote:Check out PT 52, LR1, #16, for a great example of how the credited answer to parallel flaw questions doesn't necessarily have to replicate every element of the stimulus.
Belief in A ---> Belief in B
~B
Therefore: Belief in A is false
The question being: does conclusively proving that B doesn't exist necessarily entail that your belief in the thing that assured your belief in B is false? I don't think so LSAC
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Took my "first" timed PT. Am a little mad. Managed to do extremely well on logic games, but blew LR hard (more wrong in each section than I normally go (on actual LSAT) in both LR combined. JFC.
At least my LG work paid off. -3, 2 of which was on a game that I thought I misread a rule on.
I finished every section with 5+ to spare, so I am going to work on slowing down as well.
Back to LR drilling, I guess. I will review this test tonight and take a different PT tomorrow. Perhaps my brain just checked out.
ETA: My raw score went up significantly, so I will take that as a plus. June 2007 test, SMD.
At least my LG work paid off. -3, 2 of which was on a game that I thought I misread a rule on.
I finished every section with 5+ to spare, so I am going to work on slowing down as well.
Back to LR drilling, I guess. I will review this test tonight and take a different PT tomorrow. Perhaps my brain just checked out.
ETA: My raw score went up significantly, so I will take that as a plus. June 2007 test, SMD.
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Could have EASILY gone -1 on the second LR section of PT53 if it weren't for careless reading errors.
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Keep up the good work, we'll both go -0 on LR come game day.CardozoLaw09 wrote:Could have EASILY gone -1 on the second LR section of PT53 if it weren't for careless reading errors.
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