thanks dogappind wrote:print the 1st page separately as one sidedPoopNpants wrote:anyone know a good way to print out practice tests double sided without having to flip back and forth for Reading Comp? it's such a pain in the ass
print 2nd page to last page in one go as double sided
reverse the 1st printed page so the printed side faces the 2nd page from the second step
staple the bunch and you are set
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Are you talking about toner or ink? I get cheap toner off amazonMint-Berry_Crunch wrote:In line with printing, anyone know places to get cheap ink/paper online? I'm not down for 50$ drums, but ISO how much I trust some of the other suppliers.PoopNpants wrote:thanks dogappind wrote:print the 1st page separately as one sidedPoopNpants wrote:anyone know a good way to print out practice tests double sided without having to flip back and forth for Reading Comp? it's such a pain in the ass
print 2nd page to last page in one go as double sided
reverse the 1st printed page so the printed side faces the 2nd page from the second step
staple the bunch and you are set
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I have a brother 2270dw printer. the cartridge that has a capacity of 2600 pages costs about 50 dollars on amazon. there are refurbished cartridges that cost much less on amazon but not sure how good they are or if they could mess up the printer.Mint-Berry_Crunch wrote:In line with printing, anyone know places to get cheap ink/paper online? I'm not down for 50$ drums, but ISO how much I trust some of the other suppliers.PoopNpants wrote:thanks dogappind wrote:print the 1st page separately as one sidedPoopNpants wrote:anyone know a good way to print out practice tests double sided without having to flip back and forth for Reading Comp? it's such a pain in the ass
print 2nd page to last page in one go as double sided
reverse the 1st printed page so the printed side faces the 2nd page from the second step
staple the bunch and you are set
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Since I took this test this week, I remember that 7sage had this RC section as a 5/5 hard. If that makes you feel better.appind wrote:pt-60
lg -3 (all misses in g4)
lr1 -2 (q13, 15)
lr2 -1 (q24)
rc -8 (-1 in p3, -7 in p4 due to no time)
rc has been really hard to improve for me despite constant drilling. if i go too fast on passages i miss questions and if i read slowly i just can't get to all the passages/qs. i also thought that p1 and p4 were pretty hard passages and took way too long.
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I use a brother 2340DL, I get my cartidges off amazon for like 12$ its called E-Z toner and has great reviews. Printed out about 2000 pages so far and it still hasn't registered as being "low on toner" yetappind wrote:I have a brother 2270dw printer. the cartridge that has a capacity of 2600 pages costs about 50 dollars on amazon. there are refurbished cartridges that cost much less on amazon but not sure how good they are or if they could mess up the printer.Mint-Berry_Crunch wrote:In line with printing, anyone know places to get cheap ink/paper online? I'm not down for 50$ drums, but ISO how much I trust some of the other suppliers.PoopNpants wrote:thanks dogappind wrote:print the 1st page separately as one sidedPoopNpants wrote:anyone know a good way to print out practice tests double sided without having to flip back and forth for Reading Comp? it's such a pain in the ass
print 2nd page to last page in one go as double sided
reverse the 1st printed page so the printed side faces the 2nd page from the second step
staple the bunch and you are set
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How's this madhouse holding down? Haven't picked studying back up, but officially IRL friend with TheProdigal.
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I think the differences in PTs are exaggerated.gamerish wrote:Drilled complex ordering games and necessary assumption questions today.
LG went fine-ish. LR was awful. Out of a 20 question section I missed 5 in a row and each of them was a 50/50 between "the most tempting" wrong answer and the right one. I think I could've gotten several of them right had I used the negation test, which I completely forgot about, but the weakness there is still evident.
Taking PT39 tomorrow. It's the oldest PT I'll have taken by a mile so I'm a bit worried that I should take a newer PT instead. Does anyone have a say on it one way or the other?
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Hello all! I am so new to this website and so confused! But I am taking the October LSAT! I am not taking any courses! I just finished Kaplan books, and was wondering should I review the materials then take practice tests or if I should finish Powerscore logic game bible, then review and then take practice tests! :S Please suggest what you think 

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I'm guessing they largely removed those games that don't fit the usual patterns because those games weren't very good at differentiating skill levels. I've noticed they're often the first game in a section, and so probably intended to be easy, and they are easy, if you get the "trick" to them and adapt quickly, but if you don't then you're screwed. Thus they end up dividing test takers into a group that got all the questions right and a group that got almost all of them wrong, which isn't very useful from a testing perspective, while the traditional games simply use inference chain length to scale difficulty with nice gradations, yielding a reliable and precise bell curve.somethingelse55 wrote:Completely agree. I think that there's really only two differences:RZ5646 wrote:I think the differences in PTs are exaggerated.gamerish wrote:Drilled complex ordering games and necessary assumption questions today.
LG went fine-ish. LR was awful. Out of a 20 question section I missed 5 in a row and each of them was a 50/50 between "the most tempting" wrong answer and the right one. I think I could've gotten several of them right had I used the negation test, which I completely forgot about, but the weakness there is still evident.
Taking PT39 tomorrow. It's the oldest PT I'll have taken by a mile so I'm a bit worried that I should take a newer PT instead. Does anyone have a say on it one way or the other?
1) The older PTs (and I mean 1-20 range) have more of the "miscellaneous" games.
2) RC from 2007 on has the comparative reading.
Other than that they basically feel more or less the same to me.
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Anyone have any advice on how I can get closer to my BR score?
I'm testing in the upper 150's, and BRing in the lower 170's. Worst section is reading comp, missing about 10 per timed section, best is games, rarely missing any. LR is usually -5 per section, but I'm almost always able to correct any mistakes during BR.
Also, if I take a RC section untimed, I'm getting -0 or -1 at worst.
I've taken about 6 practice tests in total. I will continue to PT and blind review obviously. I'm sure many here have been able to successfully close in on similar gaps in BR scores. I'd love to know how you went about it and how long/how many PT it took to get your timing right.
I'm testing in the upper 150's, and BRing in the lower 170's. Worst section is reading comp, missing about 10 per timed section, best is games, rarely missing any. LR is usually -5 per section, but I'm almost always able to correct any mistakes during BR.
Also, if I take a RC section untimed, I'm getting -0 or -1 at worst.
I've taken about 6 practice tests in total. I will continue to PT and blind review obviously. I'm sure many here have been able to successfully close in on similar gaps in BR scores. I'd love to know how you went about it and how long/how many PT it took to get your timing right.
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Welcome to TLS!samikeesha wrote:Hello all! I am so new to this website and so confused! But I am taking the October LSAT! I am not taking any courses! I just finished Kaplan books, and was wondering should I review the materials then take practice tests or if I should finish Powerscore logic game bible, then review and then take practice tests! :S Please suggest what you think
Just a heads up about Kaplan. I did Kaplan against the advice of many people on this board (99% because I paid for it already), and let's just say I'm 1000000% retaking this October.
I recommend the Powerscore Logical Reasoning Bible. I went through it towards the end of my prep for the June test, and it helped. I am currently reading it over now before my October retake. It's highly recommended here on TLS. It's Logic Games Bible is said to be very useful too, but I personally like Blueprint. I also have no used the Powerscore LGB.
I also recommend taking as many PTs as you can. Some timed sections can help marginally, but there is nothing that compares to taking timed PTs under test-like conditions.
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Did some of the Determined LG packet which was fine...but the LR weaken packet is kicking my ass! Im going to do PT 57 tomorrow and see how it goes. My highest PT is a 173 but sometimes my scores will drop down to like a 167. I need to find a way to be more consistent. 

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I feel you there. My range over my last 9 is 166 to 174.Dexter97 wrote:Did some of the Determined LG packet which was fine...but the LR weaken packet is kicking my ass! Im going to do PT 57 tomorrow and see how it goes. My highest PT is a 173 but sometimes my scores will drop down to like a 167. I need to find a way to be more consistent.
My last three have all been 170+s, though, so I'm working under the assumption that I've broken the plateau.
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Really? These are honestly my favorite RC questions. I wish I had a strategy to tell you that would help, but I really don't.somethingelse55 wrote:Those RC questions that ask you what the author thinks about something in two words (e.g., mild skepticism) really piss me off sometimes lol. I've noticed that pretty much every time, TCR is relatively weak, like it will be "qualified approval" instead of "unrelenting enthusiasm." Course today I'm working on one and its the stronger choice. IMO those questions are pretty subjective.
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