The Official February 2016 Waiter's Thread Forum

[Clark1993]

There's no way a 101 Q test will have a -10 curve.

Why do you say that

Jumping in this discussion to help out. Using powerscore's website, -10 on 101 happened on June 2008 and -8 happened on 101 for December 2005. Other than those two instances, -10 on 101 has not happened since June 2005!! I'm hoping it is not -10 though. RC murdered me.

How does the curve work? Wouldn't the bigger the curve be better?

[marlui]

I thought the LG was ridiculously easy with nothing out of the ordinary but reading on here that some of you found the rules unique scares me a bit...I don't remember feeling that way at all (praying I didn't misread)

Omg same! I thought it was easy but everybody saying it was difficult made me think I messed up some sort of rule or something. As for me, I had two RC's. I thought the comparative reading ones on sprawls was tough. Those of you asking about the LR, the one with 26 questions had the moths I believe. The real one with 25 I found easier, I can't really remember any of the questions on that one.

[marlui]

The only LR question that really gave me problems time-wise was the question about Psychology/reduction Q

Eff that question. I was clueless

Same.

[robz77]

I thought the LG was ridiculously easy with nothing out of the ordinary but reading on here that some of you found the rules unique scares me a bit...I don't remember feeling that way at all (praying I didn't misread)

Omg same! I thought it was easy but everybody saying it was difficult made me think I messed up some sort of rule or something. As for me, I had two RC's. I thought the comparative reading ones on sprawls was tough. Those of you asking about the LR, the one with 26 questions had the moths I believe. The real one with 25 I found easier, I can't really remember any of the questions on that one.

Do you know the order of the games? would be extremely appreciated

[Roundhill]

Cell phone deductable LR was real too

[Alive97]

Wish we did not have to wait until March 3 for scores lol.

[jnwa]

I thought the LG was ridiculously easy with nothing out of the ordinary but reading on here that some of you found the rules unique scares me a bit...I don't remember feeling that way at all (praying I didn't misread)

Omg same! I thought it was easy but everybody saying it was difficult made me think I messed up some sort of rule or something. As for me, I had two RC's. I thought the comparative reading ones on sprawls was tough. Those of you asking about the LR, the one with 26 questions had the moths I believe. The real one with 25 I found easier, I can't really remember any of the questions on that one.

I misnotated the rule for one of the LG's (game 4 i believe) but realized it on the first question when i couldnt find a right answer. If you got through the games without noticing youre probably fine.

[AbbeyS]

I don't get how there are still people asking which games were real. They are posted all over this thread.

because many of us can't remember the specifics and we only remember certain small aspects of each game!

also i've seen a few people combine games so there's a good bit of confusion

do you possibly remember what your real games were? (preferably in the order you saw them and with as much detail as possible?)

1. Honestly can't remember subject but only 5 Qs
2. Sofas, lamps, tables
3. Artist names (this might've been 4th, can't remember)
4. London, Madrid, Paris

[Bahamut79]

So which one is the real RC? The one with hedges?

[marlui]

I don't get how there are still people asking which games were real. They are posted all over this thread.

because many of us can't remember the specifics and we only remember certain small aspects of each game!

also i've seen a few people combine games so there's a good bit of confusion

do you possibly remember what your real games were? (preferably in the order you saw them and with as much detail as possible?)

The first real game was the one where L could be in 2/4 and K couldn't be before G. Second one was something with S and R, 3 different groups and if L wasn't in one it had to go with m. Third was the cities one I believe, with w not being able to go with t. The last one was the one with h m g o and all the s in 2 or P last rule

[jnwa]

I don't get how there are still people asking which games were real. They are posted all over this thread.

because many of us can't remember the specifics and we only remember certain small aspects of each game!

also i've seen a few people combine games so there's a good bit of confusion

do you possibly remember what your real games were? (preferably in the order you saw them and with as much detail as possible?)

1. Honestly can't remember subject but only 5 Qs
2. Sofas before R, lamps with M, etc 1,2, 3 groups
3. Artist names, no KG, no L 1-3-5 (this might've been 4th, can't remember)
4. London, Madrid, Paris

Artists names was 4th. Also did anyone else find RC easy, finished in surprisingly good time. Might have been the red bull.

[AbbeyS]

So which one is the real RC? The one with hedges?

Sculpture, can't remember 2, hedges, sprawl

[Roundhill]

So which one is the real RC? The one with hedges?

Yes and Workers/Employer representation passage

[robz77]

I don't get how there are still people asking which games were real. They are posted all over this thread.

because many of us can't remember the specifics and we only remember certain small aspects of each game!

also i've seen a few people combine games so there's a good bit of confusion

do you possibly remember what your real games were? (preferably in the order you saw them and with as much detail as possible?)

1. Honestly can't remember subject but only 5 Qs
2. Sofas before R, lamps with M, etc 1,2, 3 groups
3. Artist names, no KG, no L 1-3-5 (this might've been 4th, can't remember)
4. London, Madrid, Paris

Do you remember anything else about the sofas? Was it just simply a linear game with 5 spaces like: _ _ _ _ _??

[AbbeyS]

I don't get how there are still people asking which games were real. They are posted all over this thread.

because many of us can't remember the specifics and we only remember certain small aspects of each game!

also i've seen a few people combine games so there's a good bit of confusion

do you possibly remember what your real games were? (preferably in the order you saw them and with as much detail as possible?)

1. Honestly can't remember subject but only 5 Qs
2. Sofas before R, lamps with M, etc 1,2, 3 groups
3. Artist names, no KG, no L 1-3-5 (this might've been 4th, can't remember)
4. London, Madrid, Paris

Do you remember anything else about the sofas? Was it just simply a linear game with 5 spaces like: _ _ _ _ _??

No

[rundontwalk]

Thanks be to the LSAT gods that the LG about horses wasn't real. Makes me feel somewhat more confident. :/

[Clark1993]

I don't get how there are still people asking which games were real. They are posted all over this thread.

because many of us can't remember the specifics and we only remember certain small aspects of each game!

also i've seen a few people combine games so there's a good bit of confusion

do you possibly remember what your real games were? (preferably in the order you saw them and with as much detail as possible?)

1. Honestly can't remember subject but only 5 Qs
2. Sofas before R, lamps with M, etc 1,2, 3 groups
3. Artist names, no KG, no L 1-3-5 (this might've been 4th, can't remember)
4. London, Madrid, Paris

Does anyone remember the questions from the LG that were experimental? I can't for the life of me remember which section I did first.

[robz77]

Thanks be to the LSAT gods that the LG about horses wasn't real. Makes me feel somewhat more confident. :/

Wait, could you remind me what the horses game was about?? Thanks a ton

[robz77]

I don't get how there are still people asking which games were real. They are posted all over this thread.

because many of us can't remember the specifics and we only remember certain small aspects of each game!

also i've seen a few people combine games so there's a good bit of confusion

do you possibly remember what your real games were? (preferably in the order you saw them and with as much detail as possible?)

1. Honestly can't remember subject but only 5 Qs
2. Sofas before R, lamps with M, etc 1,2, 3 groups
3. Artist names, no KG, no L 1-3-5 (this might've been 4th, can't remember)
4. London, Madrid, Paris

Does anyone remember the questions from the LG that were experimental? I can't for the life of me remember which section I did first.

That would be amazing. Concur. Trying to figure out which one was in which. People are saying something about the horses game?? Anyone know the details??

[Shib26]

Alright, now that I've actually had time to think about it. LG and LR w/ 25 questions seemed very reasonable. Feel good about those and think I did well. The LR with 26 questions didn't seem that much harder it just took me a long time. I normally finish LR with about 5 minutes to spare and on that one I was rushed at the end at guessed at the last three. Probably missed at least 4 on that one. RC though was brutal. It's always my worst section and it seems like the consensus is that RC was tough so that means that I could have gone -8 or more easy.

That being said I feel like it was pretty typical overall. I'd agree with others who are predicting a -10/-11 curve.

[rundontwalk]

Thanks be to the LSAT gods that the LG about horses wasn't real. Makes me feel somewhat more confident. :/

Wait, could you remind me what the horses game was about?? Thanks a ton

It was about racehorses at various race tracks. I ran out of time on that one and just guessed for everything.

[robz77]

Thanks be to the LSAT gods that the LG about horses wasn't real. Makes me feel somewhat more confident. :/

Wait, could you remind me what the horses game was about?? Thanks a ton

It was about racehorses at various race tracks. I ran out of time on that one and just guessed for everything.

Do you remember how many tracks there were?

[rundontwalk]

Thanks be to the LSAT gods that the LG about horses wasn't real. Makes me feel somewhat more confident. :/

Wait, could you remind me what the horses game was about?? Thanks a ton

It was about racehorses at various race tracks. I ran out of time on that one and just guessed for everything.

Do you remember how many tracks there were?

4, or 5.

One of the horses was named X iirc.

[Shib26]

I don't get how there are still people asking which games were real. They are posted all over this thread.

because many of us can't remember the specifics and we only remember certain small aspects of each game!

also i've seen a few people combine games so there's a good bit of confusion

do you possibly remember what your real games were? (preferably in the order you saw them and with as much detail as possible?)

1. Honestly can't remember subject but only 5 Qs
2. Sofas before R, lamps with M, etc 1,2, 3 groups
3. Artist names, no KG, no L 1-3-5 (this might've been 4th, can't remember)
4. London, Madrid, Paris

Is 1 the bookstore?

[hottytoddy1]

I don't get how there are still people asking which games were real. They are posted all over this thread.

because many of us can't remember the specifics and we only remember certain small aspects of each game!

also i've seen a few people combine games so there's a good bit of confusion

do you possibly remember what your real games were? (preferably in the order you saw them and with as much detail as possible?)

1. Honestly can't remember subject but only 5 Qs
2. Sofas before R, lamps with M, etc 1,2, 3 groups
3. Artist names, no KG, no L 1-3-5 (this might've been 4th, can't remember)
4. London, Madrid, Paris

Does anyone remember the questions from the LG that were experimental? I can't for the life of me remember which section I did first.

I weirdly remember a lot of detail about the in/out game with five spaces in and either K/L out. You had to order the five in too and L could not go in space 5. Is this real?