real The Official December 2016 Waiters Group - Patience is a Virtue Forum

[Shakawkaw]

I come out of it feeling fine, but then I see that a bunch of people had trouble on questions that I thought were easy and I question whether or not I fell for a trap/misread something.

I feel this way also. For instance, I've seen a lot of mentions of the dining services question which had seemed relatively easy to me (but maybe wasn't). I'm pretty sure that teenage driving accidents had its way with me and wasn't totally sure on human condition-literature because I had a helluva time trying to diagram it out to be sure of my answer.

Anybody else laugh a little at the T-Rex question? Assuming I got the correct answer, it seemed to be pretty funny as far as LSAT answers come.

I felt like dining services had some appealing answer choices, but I'm pretty sure I got the correct one. I feel good about teenage driving, but pretty much everyone on /r/lsat seems to agree on something else so idk. I don't remember the human condition question at all.

I liked the t-rex question, but my favorite was the iguanas on rafts. I enjoyed the picture of a bunch of cute little iguanas floating across the ocean on rafts.

Spent so long on Teens Driving. Reminded me of the 74.1.17. Damn Han Purple.

[amta]

Lol, I read a lot. Part of why I do well on RC imo.

build a car or a tree house? im going to go on a backpacking trip soon.

yesterday was weird though, not having shit hanging over me.

[amta]

where the fuck is the OP for this thread?

Working and taking finals lol. Sup?

shun your responsibilities. this thread is your life now.

[RPlatt85]

Anyone else here from the Sabbath observers crew? How did you find that games section?

[Nik9639]

Removed.

[bearedman8]

I come out of it feeling fine, but then I see that a bunch of people had trouble on questions that I thought were easy and I question whether or not I fell for a trap/misread something.

I feel this way also. For instance, I've seen a lot of mentions of the dining services question which had seemed relatively easy to me (but maybe wasn't). I'm pretty sure that teenage driving accidents had its way with me and wasn't totally sure on human condition-literature because I had a helluva time trying to diagram it out to be sure of my answer.

Anybody else laugh a little at the T-Rex question? Assuming I got the correct answer, it seemed to be pretty funny as far as LSAT answers come.

I felt like dining services had some appealing answer choices, but I'm pretty sure I got the correct one. I feel good about teenage driving, but pretty much everyone on /r/lsat seems to agree on something else so idk. I don't remember the human condition question at all.

I liked the t-rex question, but my favorite was the iguanas on rafts. I enjoyed the picture of a bunch of cute little iguanas floating across the ocean on rafts.

Spent so long on Teens Driving. Reminded me of the 74.1.17. Damn Han Purple.

Lol same. I spent way too long on that question. I eliminated 4 answers by POE and couldn't for the life of me figure out why the resulting answer was correct, but I trusted my gut and chose it. Now that the exam is over and I've thought about it, I'm pretty sure that I picked the correct answer. I'm super glad that I didn't pick what I consider to be the trap answer.

[brewpub16]

Were the two LR sections 25/25 questions or was it 26/25? I remember the last LR section (with the macedonia/tomb q) definitely had 25, but can't remember what the case was for LR1.

[Tazewell]

I come out of it feeling fine, but then I see that a bunch of people had trouble on questions that I thought were easy and I question whether or not I fell for a trap/misread something.

I feel this way also. For instance, I've seen a lot of mentions of the dining services question which had seemed relatively easy to me (but maybe wasn't). I'm pretty sure that teenage driving accidents had its way with me and wasn't totally sure on human condition-literature because I had a helluva time trying to diagram it out to be sure of my answer.

Anybody else laugh a little at the T-Rex question? Assuming I got the correct answer, it seemed to be pretty funny as far as LSAT answers come.

Thought dining services was pretty easy too. But yeah, human condition-lit was a tough one, but I'm pretty sure I got the right answer. When I got to T-Rex, I thought, "No way it's this easy." Gave me some serious pause.

Dining services definitely felt easy for me too, but it could have been a trap answer. I don't even remember the human condition - lit question, so I guess that's a good sign. I really didn't think either LR was particularly tough, but we'll know for sure in about a month I guess.

[Avs13]

Are all lr experimental sections in the same order? For example, could someone have lr1 experimental and another have lr3 experimental??

[amta]

dining services seemed pretty easy to me too.

[Greenteachurro]

I come out of it feeling fine, but then I see that a bunch of people had trouble on questions that I thought were easy and I question whether or not I fell for a trap/misread something.

I feel this way also. For instance, I've seen a lot of mentions of the dining services question which had seemed relatively easy to me (but maybe wasn't). I'm pretty sure that teenage driving accidents had its way with me and wasn't totally sure on human condition-literature because I had a helluva time trying to diagram it out to be sure of my answer.

Anybody else laugh a little at the T-Rex question? Assuming I got the correct answer, it seemed to be pretty funny as far as LSAT answers come.

I felt like dining services had some appealing answer choices, but I'm pretty sure I got the correct one. I feel good about teenage driving, but pretty much everyone on /r/lsat seems to agree on something else so idk. I don't remember the human condition question at all.

I liked the t-rex question, but my favorite was the iguanas on rafts. I enjoyed the picture of a bunch of cute little iguanas floating across the ocean on rafts.

Spent so long on Teens Driving. Reminded me of the 74.1.17. Damn Han Purple.

Lol same. I spent way too long on that question. I eliminated 4 answers by POE and couldn't for the life of me figure out why the resulting answer was correct, but I trusted my gut and chose it. Now that the exam is over and I've thought about it, I'm pretty sure that I picked the correct answer. I'm super glad that I didn't pick what I consider to be the trap answer.

I could easily eliminate 3 and I chose what I felt made the policy seem more like a cause and effect situation. I think looking back that seems right, the other answer I was thinking took an extra leap that I wasn't comfortable making.

[Mikey]

Are all lr experimental sections in the same order? For example, could someone have lr1 experimental and another have lr3 experimental??

it's random. but yeah, someone can have lr1 exp and another can have lr3 exp. someone else in your TC room will have the same test as you, format wise, as well.

[dontsaywhatyoumean]

I remember a few questions vaguely, maybe one or two answer choices of each.

I certainly don't remember all 5 or so of any one question.

[amta]

Spent so long on Teens Driving. Reminded me of the 74.1.17. Damn Han Purple.

Lol same. I spent way too long on that question. I eliminated 4 answers by POE and couldn't for the life of me figure out why the resulting answer was correct, but I trusted my gut and chose it. Now that the exam is over and I've thought about it, I'm pretty sure that I picked the correct answer. I'm super glad that I didn't pick what I consider to be the trap answer.

I could easily eliminate 3 and I chose what I felt made the policy seem more like a cause and effect situation. I think looking back that seems right, the other answer I was thinking took an extra leap that I wasn't comfortable making.

don't remember this one at all.

[theboringest]

I come out of it feeling fine, but then I see that a bunch of people had trouble on questions that I thought were easy and I question whether or not I fell for a trap/misread something.

I feel this way also. For instance, I've seen a lot of mentions of the dining services question which had seemed relatively easy to me (but maybe wasn't). I'm pretty sure that teenage driving accidents had its way with me and wasn't totally sure on human condition-literature because I had a helluva time trying to diagram it out to be sure of my answer.

Anybody else laugh a little at the T-Rex question? Assuming I got the correct answer, it seemed to be pretty funny as far as LSAT answers come.

I felt like dining services had some appealing answer choices, but I'm pretty sure I got the correct one. I feel good about teenage driving, but pretty much everyone on /r/lsat seems to agree on something else so idk. I don't remember the human condition question at all.

I liked the t-rex question, but my favorite was the iguanas on rafts. I enjoyed the picture of a bunch of cute little iguanas floating across the ocean on rafts.

Spent so long on Teens Driving. Reminded me of the 74.1.17. Damn Han Purple.

Lol same. I spent way too long on that question. I eliminated 4 answers by POE and couldn't for the life of me figure out why the resulting answer was correct, but I trusted my gut and chose it. Now that the exam is over and I've thought about it, I'm pretty sure that I picked the correct answer. I'm super glad that I didn't pick what I consider to be the trap answer.

I saw a trap answer on that one, knew it was a trap, was still almost going to pick it because I was running out of time- ended up picking another one just because I knew it had to be a trap, and now that I think about it I'm 99% sure I got it.

[amta]

p sure i got iguanas on rafts wrong

[Greenteachurro]

p sure i got iguanas on rafts wrong

I feel like this is the curse of the LSAT is that 4 weeks after the test where self doubt consumes you ...

[amta]

p sure i got iguanas on rafts wrong

I feel like this is the curse of the LSAT is that 4 weeks after the test where self doubt consumes you ...

true. you always wanna feel like you trusted the method but weird stuff happens on test day.

[Lahtso Nuggin]

I felt fine about LR just after the test. yesterday felt a little bad about it/worried, now i'm sure I am fucked. If this continues I could be in a seriously bad way in a week.

Maybe I should register for Feb. just so I can comfortably go back to LSAT studying prison and not consider the Zihuatanejo of actually not having to do this cursed test again.

That's just a shitty pipe dream.

[jonny27]

Anyone else here from the Sabbath observers crew? How did you find that games section?

I thought the first three were fine but took me a long time to do the last. How about you?

Also, how many LR sections did you have? Trying to nail down my experimental section, had three LR

[stego]

p sure i got iguanas on rafts wrong

same, i decided i picked the wrong answer like 5 seconds after time ran out and it was too late to change it

[Lahtso Nuggin]

Anyone else here from the Sabbath observers crew? How did you find that games section?

I thought the first three were fine but took me a long time to do the last. How about you?

Also, how many LR sections did you have? Trying to nail down my experimental section, had three LR

Did you check the powerscore blogs? They had a pretty good list of the questions I now think I missed...in the real questions list.

[jonny27]

Anyone else here from the Sabbath observers crew? How did you find that games section?

I thought the first three were fine but took me a long time to do the last. How about you?

Also, how many LR sections did you have? Trying to nail down my experimental section, had three LR

Did you check the powerscore blogs? They had a pretty good list of the questions I now think I missed...in the real questions list.

Can you send a link please?

[Lahtso Nuggin]

Anyone else here from the Sabbath observers crew? How did you find that games section?

I thought the first three were fine but took me a long time to do the last. How about you?

Also, how many LR sections did you have? Trying to nail down my experimental section, had three LR

Did you check the powerscore blogs? They had a pretty good list of the questions I now think I missed...in the real questions list.

Can you send a link please?

https://forum.powerscore.com/lsat/viewtopic.php?t=13007

[jonny27]

Anyone else here from the Sabbath observers crew? How did you find that games section?

I thought the first three were fine but took me a long time to do the last. How about you?

Also, how many LR sections did you have? Trying to nail down my experimental section, had three LR

Did you check the powerscore blogs? They had a pretty good list of the questions I now think I missed...in the real questions list.

Can you send a link please?

https://forum.powerscore.com/lsat/viewtopic.php?t=13007

Thanks, but the sabbath observer test was administered today (dec 5th) and it's a different test than the one that was given on Saturday (dec 3rd). I only see info about the dec 3rd test in that link