You know you're obsessed with the LSAT when... Forum

[franklyscarlet]

You take a day off from work so you can sit in front of a computer waiting for your score.

Damnit, I was JUST about to say something to this extent.

I definitely did this for June...now I don't have the leftover vacation days ;____;

Doing it monday.

[faintlymacabre]

You have a dream in which you show up for the LSAT without a shirt on and decide to stay and take it anyway. And you're a lady.

[aarias11]

You yell time every time 35 minutes go by.

[lsatter]

When reading an op-ed, a voice in your head quietly announces "The author's reasoning is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that...."

(Sign of going to do well - completing the sentence in your head, with valid logic; then looking for answer choices)

[thegoodpart]

The morning of the test release day according to TLS feels like Christmas...except if your bad instead of coal you get misery, a retake, or reevaluating your life and if your good you get thousands of dollars and hopefully job prospects.

[JazzOne]

The morning of the test release day according to TLS feels like Christmas...except if your bad instead of coal you get misery, a retake, or reevaluating your life and if your good you get tens of thousands of dollars in debt and hopefully horrible job prospects.

FYP

[noleknight16]

Somebody posted this on my wall on facebook today.

"2 quarterbacks in the history of the broncos have come back from 13 points down in the 4th quarter to win the game twice in their career. 1 is John elway the other is Tim tebow so clearly tebow is as good as elway "

Being in LSAT mode, I decided to write a sufficient assumption question in response:


Kenny- Two quarterbacks in the history of the Broncos have come back from 13 points down in the 4th quarter to win the game twice in their career. One is John elway; the other is Tim Tebow. So clearly Tebow is as good as Elway.


Which one of the following, if assumed, allows the argument's conclusion to be properly drawn?

a) John Elway has come back from 13 points down in the 4th quarter twice in his career
b) A comeback is only considered good if the deficit is 13 points or more
c) The greatness of a Quarterback is measured only by the amount of 13 point comebacks in the 4th quarter
d) Most Quarterbacks are unable to achieve a 13 point 4th quarter comeback
e) Some of the Quarterbacks in the NFL are considered great.



I'm obsessed.

[6lehderjets]

Somebody posted this on my wall on facebook today.

"2 quarterbacks in the history of the broncos have come back from 13 points down in the 4th quarter to win the game twice in their career. 1 is John elway the other is Tim tebow so clearly tebow is as good as elway "

Being in LSAT mode, I decided to write a sufficient assumption question in response:


Kenny- Two quarterbacks in the history of the Broncos have come back from 13 points down in the 4th quarter to win the game twice in their career. One is John elway; the other is Tim Tebow. So clearly Tebow is as good as Elway.


Which one of the following, if assumed, allows the argument's conclusion to be properly drawn?

a) John Elway has come back from 13 points down in the 4th quarter twice in his career
b) A comeback is only considered good if the deficit is 13 points or more
c) The greatness of a Quarterback is measured only by the amount of 13 point comebacks in the 4th quarter
d) Most Quarterbacks are unable to achieve a 13 point 4th quarter comeback
e) Some of the Quarterbacks in the NFL are considered great.



I'm obsessed.

C

[6lehderjets]

Girlfriend: "You blowing off our date really made me angry"
Me: "Are you sure it was me blowing off our date that made you angry?" "Did you eliminate every other alternate cause?"

[LetsGoLAW]

You know more than you should about seat belt safety, cholesterol, and cigarettes.

[DonnaDraper]

You retake and get a result you are happy with. Despite the fact that you had to go through the retaking process, you decide to try to become an LSAT tutor so you don't have to completely say goodbye to it.

[noleknight16]

Somebody posted this on my wall on facebook today.

"2 quarterbacks in the history of the broncos have come back from 13 points down in the 4th quarter to win the game twice in their career. 1 is John elway the other is Tim tebow so clearly tebow is as good as elway "

Being in LSAT mode, I decided to write a sufficient assumption question in response:


Kenny- Two quarterbacks in the history of the Broncos have come back from 13 points down in the 4th quarter to win the game twice in their career. One is John elway; the other is Tim Tebow. So clearly Tebow is as good as Elway.


Which one of the following, if assumed, allows the argument's conclusion to be properly drawn?

a) John Elway has come back from 13 points down in the 4th quarter twice in his career
b) A comeback is only considered good if the deficit is 13 points or more
c) The greatness of a Quarterback is measured only by the amount of 13 point comebacks in the 4th quarter
d) Most Quarterbacks are unable to achieve a 13 point 4th quarter comeback
e) Some of the Quarterbacks in the NFL are considered great.



I'm obsessed.

C

hahah Correct!!!!!

Most of my friends chose A, the restating of the assumption. I think it was a well written LSAT question. Sign me up LSAC to make more for you

[JazzOne]

Girlfriend: "You blowing off our date really made me angry"
Me: "Are you sure it was me blowing off our date that made you angry?" "Did you eliminate every other alternate cause?"

lol

[barneytrouble]

Somebody posted this on my wall on facebook today.

"2 quarterbacks in the history of the broncos have come back from 13 points down in the 4th quarter to win the game twice in their career. 1 is John elway the other is Tim tebow so clearly tebow is as good as elway "

Being in LSAT mode, I decided to write a sufficient assumption question in response:


Kenny- Two quarterbacks in the history of the Broncos have come back from 13 points down in the 4th quarter to win the game twice in their career. One is John elway; the other is Tim Tebow. So clearly Tebow is as good as Elway.


Which one of the following, if assumed, allows the argument's conclusion to be properly drawn?

a) John Elway has come back from 13 points down in the 4th quarter twice in his career
b) A comeback is only considered good if the deficit is 13 points or more
c) The greatness of a Quarterback is measured only by the amount of 13 point comebacks in the 4th quarter
d) Most Quarterbacks are unable to achieve a 13 point 4th quarter comeback
e) Some of the Quarterbacks in the NFL are considered great.



I'm obsessed.

C

hahah Correct!!!!!

Most of my friends chose A, the restating of the assumption. I think it was a well written LSAT question. Sign me up LSAC to make more for you

I would've changed the conclusion to "So clearly Tebow is as skilled as Elway," written C as "A quarterback's skill is only measured by the amount of 13 point comebacks in the 4th quarter," and gotten rid of answer A. No room for ambiguity on the LSAT.

[iowalum]

You superstitiously keep your Gmail inbox at 180...

[Maye]

when you want to bake the 6-layer cake following the constraints in the game. i am so doing this asap.

[crumpetsandtea]

when you want to bake the 6-layer cake following the constraints in the game. i am so doing this asap.

Wait...which game? This sounds FUN.

[HellOnHeels]

you stay up so long studying you feel drunk.

[JamMasterJ]

when you want to bake the 6-layer cake following the constraints in the game. i am so doing this asap.

Wait...which game? This sounds FUN.

... When you remember that this game included Strawberry, Lemon, and Marzipan and a couple of the constraints, even though you haven't seen it in months

[Maye]

when you want to bake the 6-layer cake following the constraints in the game. i am so doing this asap.

Wait...which game? This sounds FUN.

PT 54, I think? It was fun, I liked that game haha.

[the_pakalypse]

You come on TLS in your designated break for a PT

[xChiTowNx]

You come on TLS in your designated break for a PT

This.

[mmcrowle]

When you read about mirado black warrior pencils on this thread.....

....and go buy them the next day and hope it will help on your next PT

[Kabuo]

When you read about mirado black warrior pencils on this thread.....

....and go buy them the next day and hope it will help on your next PT

Did this. Still have the pencil I used on my highest score. Bequeathed the black warrior I used for my 2nd highest score to my study buddy.

[glucose101]

When you read about mirado black warrior pencils on this thread.....

....and go buy them the next day and hope it will help on your next PT

Same, hahah