South Central HighAdjudicator wrote:WonkyPanda wrote:Fencing and Decagons?! You guys are freaking lucky!
My proctor took me into the janitors closet and said, "here's your experimental" ...I....I don't want to talk about the rest.![]()
Where did you take the test, so I can avoid it in the future?
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You misunderstand. I was simply pointing out how silly and hypocritical it is to post a message on a board that essentially says, "Find something better to do than post on this board."St.Remy wrote:Yes, I and GeePee are both logged in at the same time and posting, thus proving that we are in fact different users. Thank you for pointing that out.longdaysjourney wrote:Says the guy who's posting on the same board at the same timeSt.Remy wrote:+1GeePee wrote:You people are insane.
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I don't think anyone is really too concerned about the difference in the ordering of everyone's sections. At the end of the day all that matters is the order on your test, no one else's. So I guess this is sort of irrelevant imo.tazmolover wrote:Wow no one is concerned about the different ordering of LG between different tests? ...
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Talking intrasectional here, not the section ordering.GoGetIt wrote:I don't think anyone is really too concerned about the difference in the ordering of everyone's sections. At the end of the day all that matters is the order on your test, no one else's. So I guess this is sort of irrelevant imo.tazmolover wrote:Wow no one is concerned about the different ordering of LG between different tests? ...
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My mistake. Thank you for the clarification.
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For the Overly Nice:jarofsoup wrote:GeePee wrote:You people are insane.
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Last time I took the LSAT they had a Biology section, I was thinking 'what in the hell?! they really switched this test up in recent years! ' I wasn't even ready to answer questions about cellular respiration. Turns out I accidentally signed up for the MCAT, so actually the LSAT hasn't changed much at all. Still the same test, nothing too worry about!
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champ33 wrote:Only thing I saw differently was the Shakespeare question. Seemed more like testing ability to use common sense rather than normal LR questions whose answers are determined exactly from the question stem.
Was it really common sense though? Because in order to answer the question you had to figure out which person would have incentive to write it in such a way....That was clearly spelled out in the question stem....
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did the answer to that...erm... "medieval playwright" question have to do with... erm... a performer?
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I thought that the certain, um, performer would have a certain copy of something
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granato wrote:I thought that the certain, um, performer would have a certain copy of something
How would a medieval performer obtain a copy of waffles? You're making no sense.
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agree completely. nothing stood out as any easier/harder to meFlanSolo wrote: I thought the games were all of about uniform difficulty. Don't think it really would have mattered to tinker with the order.
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Really? Am I really retarded for thinking that a performer playing a role in waffle making would have a copy of waffle making instructions? I got the obvious answer (it was the only one that made sense to me sans the instructions part), chose it, then said "wait, the writer could not have had waffle making instructions!"incompetentia wrote:granato wrote:I thought that the certain, um, performer would have a certain copy of something
How would a medieval performer obtain a copy of waffles? You're making no sense.
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He could have arrived at it by trial and error...although granted waffle irons were VERY scarce during the early 17th century, and trial and error would have MUCH more likely consumed all of the waffle irons that he could afford.granato wrote:Really? Am I really retarded for thinking that a performer playing a role in waffle making would have a copy of waffle making instructions? I got the obvious answer (it was the only one that made sense to me sans the instructions part), chose it, then said "wait, the writer could not have had waffle making instructions!"inck wrote:granato wrote:I thought that the certain, um, performer would have a certain copy of something
How would a medieval performer obtain a copy of waffles? You're making no sense.
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It's not silly and hypocritical in general, just while waiting for LSAT scores.longdaysjourney wrote: You misunderstand. I was simply pointing out how silly and hypocritical it is to post a message on a board that essentially says, "Find something better to do than post on this board."
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I'm pretty sure the message that was communicated was not "stop posting on this board" but instead "stop posting on this thread." There are many things on this board that are useful, such as admissions advice, personal statement critiques, answers to specific application questions, and more. "This test...is it a signal" at the point which I made that post was not one of those threads containing useful information, so I was encouraging people to go elsewhere.longdaysjourney wrote:You misunderstand. I was simply pointing out how silly and hypocritical it is to post a message on a board that essentially says, "Find something better to do than post on this board."
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OHHH....Ohhhh...ohhh...ok... ok...that makes sense , yes, perfect sense. I'm glad you cleared that up.GeePee wrote:It's not silly and hypocritical in general, just while waiting for LSAT scores.longdaysjourney wrote: You misunderstand. I was simply pointing out how silly and hypocritical it is to post a message on a board that essentially says, "Find something better to do than post on this board."
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Yet, you keep coming back for more?St.Remy wrote:I'm pretty sure the message that was communicated was not "stop posting on this board" but instead "stop posting on this thread." There are many things on this board that are useful, such as admissions advice, personal statement critiques, answers to specific application questions, and more. "This test...is it a signal" at the point which I made that post was not one of those threads containing useful information, so I was encouraging people to go elsewhere.longdaysjourney wrote:You misunderstand. I was simply pointing out how silly and hypocritical it is to post a message on a board that essentially says, "Find something better to do than post on this board."
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+1000Ragged wrote:I think they are definitely changing LR a bit to stay ahead of prep companies.
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