Which LR was experimental?? Forum

[gemadness]

I dont remember that one. My section 3 had a parallel reasoning flaw question comparing computers and brains, it was second to last. I hope that section was experimental....

[GHH923]

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[wraaaa]

I had a parallel flaw question about all candidates running for mayor being small business owners and most small business owners had skills to be a good mayor. I usually find parallel questions to be my strong suit but coudln't even figure out the flaw in this one. It was in my section 3. I'm hoping that was the expiremental section. Anyone not remember this question?

Was this towards the end of the section? +20 perhaps?

Yeah 21 I think.

[pretentious ug]

Does anyone remember the Socrates question? Was that a parallel reasoning? I don't really recall the question...

Not parallel. Crude paraphrase: Aristophanes wrote a play called Clouds where Socrates is portrayed as an atheist. Play was written when Socrates was 40. Everything else written about Socrates was written after he was 70 and portrayed him as a theist.

Resolve the paradox.

CR = he was an atheist at 40, found God before he turned 70

[LSATfromNC]

Yes, and a pure guess for me. I had 5 minutes left for the last four, so I focused on the easiest 2 for me.

[gemadness]

I think I had that in sec. 1

[jwakelin]

The blood pressure/physiological/anger one was my 1st section. My test was:

1-LR
2-RC
3-LR
4-LR
5-LG

I am very familiar with this test and found my 1st section to be very weird, as in it just didn't feel right. I'm gonna go with section 1 was experimental, and I'm very confident about that.

It sounds like there were two different 1-3-4 formats, one in which all three were 25 Qs and one in which there was a 26 Q LR.

I had:

1. LR (25)
2. RC (27)
3. LR (25)
4. LR (25)
5. LG (23)

and I had blood pressure/anger on the 1st one...I'd love for this to be the exp. section as I ran out of time, which I never do. Did anyone NOT have the blood pressure/anger question?

[hous]

Does anyone remember the Socrates question? Was that a parallel reasoning? I don't really recall the question...

Not parallel. Crude paraphrase: Aristophanes wrote a play called Clouds where Socrates is portrayed as an atheist. Play was written when Socrates was 40. Everything else written about Socrates was written after he was 70 and portrayed him as a theist.

Resolve the paradox.

CR = he was an atheist at 40, found God before he turned 70

I think this was section 3, question 1.

[rainmaker614]

Gh- If someone who didn't have an experimental LR seen the limestone question then the third section wouldn't be experimental and the first one would. So yeah, it does help.

[milymo]

The blood pressure/physiological/anger one was my 1st section. My test was:

1-LR
2-RC
3-LR
4-LR
5-LG

I am very familiar with this test and found my 1st section to be very weird, as in it just didn't feel right. I'm gonna go with section 1 was experimental, and I'm very confident about that.

It sounds like there were two different 1-3-4 formats, one in which all three were 25 Qs and one in which there was a 26 Q LR.

I had:

1. LR (25)
2. RC (27)
3. LR (25)
4. LR (25)
5. LG (23)

and I had blood pressure/anger on the 1st one...I'd love for this to be the exp. section as I ran out of time, which I never do. Did anyone NOT have the blood pressure/anger question?

I had the BP/anger question and I did not have an LR experimental... so that one was real. Sorry.

[GHH923]

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[acegott1]

For the one about emails there was two problems that ask for the maximum possibilites and the answer choices was between 0 and 5. Does anyone remember what question came first (i think it was the second one in that game). The only question i remembered was the one asking the maximum between L's. was this the first one maximum possiblity or the second one in that game

[jennifer1]

This may have been answered already, but I pulled an all nighter last night and am quite delirious.

So for those of us who had the LR experimental, our sections should all be in the same order? So if my experimental was LR section 1, everyone with LR exp had section 1 as experimental? Can this be switched? Is LSAC that evil?

No one remembers the Newton gravitational force question?? It was the very last question in section 3 for me (I had 1. LR, 2. RC, 3. LR, 4. LR, 5. LG), which I'm hoping for dear life is a scored section. I don't really remember any other questions in terms of section #s.

[kyle]

Does anyone remember the Socrates question? Was that a parallel reasoning? I don't really recall the question...

Not parallel. Crude paraphrase: Aristophanes wrote a play called Clouds where Socrates is portrayed as an atheist. Play was written when Socrates was 40. Everything else written about Socrates was written after he was 70 and portrayed him as a theist.

Resolve the paradox.

CR = he was an atheist at 40, found God before he turned 70

as a lover of socrates i personally found this answer offensive, and spent way too much time on this question because i could not believe that this would be the answer. i picked it, but was not happy about it!

[pretentious ug]

For the one about emails there was two problems that ask for the maximum possibilites and the answer choices was between 0 and 5. Does anyone remember what question came first (i think it was the second one in that game). The only question i remembered was the one asking the maximum between L's. was this the first one maximum possiblity or the second one in that game

I was about to respond to this on the thread that just disappeared. I'm pretty sure the L one was the second question. I'm also pretty sure the answer was 1, not 0 like some other people were saying:

H J L J L H

[pretentious ug]

Does anyone remember the Socrates question? Was that a parallel reasoning? I don't really recall the question...

Not parallel. Crude paraphrase: Aristophanes wrote a play called Clouds where Socrates is portrayed as an atheist. Play was written when Socrates was 40. Everything else written about Socrates was written after he was 70 and portrayed him as a theist.

Resolve the paradox.

CR = he was an atheist at 40, found God before he turned 70

as a lover of socrates i personally found this answer offensive, and spent way too much time on this question because i could not believe that this would be the answer. i picked it, but was not happy about it!

HAHA dude me too! I had to fucking hold my nose when I bubbled that shit.

[joobacca]

dude, i posted it
word

i was really confused

i redid the problem from memory and couldn't figure out what was wrong

but a lot of poeple are saying it's 0... which doesn't inherently mean jack squat, but it does concern me greatly

[pretentious ug]

Does anyone remember what the last 3 CRs were for the last game in LG? the one with the 4 destinations and the 4 people on the bus?

[hous]

For the one about emails there was two problems that ask for the maximum possibilites and the answer choices was between 0 and 5. Does anyone remember what question came first (i think it was the second one in that game). The only question i remembered was the one asking the maximum between L's. was this the first one maximum possiblity or the second one in that game

I was about to respond to this on the thread that just disappeared. I'm pretty sure the L one was the second question. I'm also pretty sure the answer was 1, not 0 like some other people were saying:

H J L J L H

I recall working this out, one solution had a space of 1 the other 0, so answer was 1.

[pamplona]

I had a parallel flaw question about all candidates running for mayor being small business owners and most small business owners had skills to be a good mayor. I usually find parallel questions to be my strong suit but coudln't even figure out the flaw in this one. It was in my section 3. I'm hoping that was the expiremental section. Anyone not remember this question?

Was this towards the end of the section? +20 perhaps?

I had 3 LR's and do not believe I remember this question. I also do not remember Newton. Am I crazy? Can you expand on the question, maybe I'll remember it?

[Lilith]

Did any of you have an experimental LG section? I did.

It was:
1. LG
2. LR
3. RC
4. LG
5. LR

The last thing I wanted to see when I opened the booklet was an LG section. It was pretty tough, so I'm hoping it was the experimental.

[alirod12]

I had a parallel flaw question about all candidates running for mayor being small business owners and most small business owners had skills to be a good mayor. I usually find parallel questions to be my strong suit but coudln't even figure out the flaw in this one. It was in my section 3. I'm hoping that was the expiremental section. Anyone not remember this question?

I am positive that I did not have this question anywhere on my test.

[pretentious ug]

For the one about emails there was two problems that ask for the maximum possibilites and the answer choices was between 0 and 5. Does anyone remember what question came first (i think it was the second one in that game). The only question i remembered was the one asking the maximum between L's. was this the first one maximum possiblity or the second one in that game

I was about to respond to this on the thread that just disappeared. I'm pretty sure the L one was the second question. I'm also pretty sure the answer was 1, not 0 like some other people were saying:

H J L J L H

I recall working this out, one solution had a space of 1 the other 0, so answer was 1.

I don't think I got 0 for either, but I really don't remember the other question.

[joobacca]

I think the VERY LAST question of LG was D

and second to last... i can't remember... maybe E?

[jwakelin]

Does anyone remember what the last 3 CRs were for the last game in LG? the one with the 4 destinations and the 4 people on the bus?

One was something like "if Greg is on the bus until both S and LA, not necessarily in that order, and Greg gets off second, then what else must also be true?" and the answer was that Rosa was on the bus until S, since she had to be on the bus until M no matter what.