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I was wondering what's a good book/resource to get a bunch of LR questions organized by type. Kaplan Mastery? other resources, please just post whatever you think is best, I really need to drill questions by type. Also if books have explanations of the TCR and wrong answers that would be sick, but I dunno if that exists. Thanks!

http://www.amazon.com/GROUPED-Question- ... 120&sr=8-1

http://www.amazon.com/GROUPED-Game-Type ... pd_sim_b_1

http://www.amazon.com/Grouped-Passage-T ... gy_b_img_c

voila

oops, this is the LR one
they are good because you dont have to use up any new exams (they only use 1-20)

http://www.amazon.com/GROUPED-Game-Type ... pd_sim_b_1

on a similar note, are there books that have Logic Games by type?

nbhatia wrote:http://www.amazon.com/GROUPED-Question- ... 120&sr=8-1

http://www.amazon.com/GROUPED-Game-Type ... pd_sim_b_1

http://www.amazon.com/Grouped-Passage-T ... gy_b_img_c

voila

2nd link

nbhatia wrote:http://www.amazon.com/GROUPED-Question- ... 120&sr=8-1

http://www.amazon.com/GROUPED-Game-Type ... pd_sim_b_1

http://www.amazon.com/Grouped-Passage-T ... gy_b_img_c

voila

An alternative to this might Kaplan's Big Orange Book. It's the grouped-by-type from the Kaplan course, and it's an older analog to Kaplan Mastery.

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As compared to Kaplan Mastery, Big Orange book may be cheaper (less demand); and it covers less PrepTests (being pre-2005). Though, it's hit or miss finding a clean copy at an acceptable price.

My friend gave me his Kaplan Mastery, but I'm yet to open it, does it organize by type? Otherwise I might just download all of them

Cabridge LSAT divides their items by question type and order of difficulty for LR. They use actual LSAT questions.

GratefulDead wrote:My friend gave me his Kaplan Mastery, but I'm yet to open it, does it organize by type? Otherwise I might just download all of them

Yes.

Do Cambridge LSAT, you can print multiple copies, so you don't have to worry about making hundreds of photocopies if you want to re-do questions - you could just print each LG, LR, question/game type 3 times each or whatever.

Cambridge eh, not trying to spend money. Kaplan's I got for free, if it doesn't use real quesitons I don't think I'll use it. What's good pirate bay...

Kaplan Mastery Practice consists only of real LSAT questions (as do all their coursebooks).

However, the Grouped by Question Type book has a better categorization system than Kaplan does, as well as a more specific set of PrepTests that it uses.

(This is for other folks - I know you don't want to spend $, OP. In that case,I'd suggest sticking with Kaplan Mastery - btw, I'm listening to the American Beauty album right now.)

Nice, good to know. I guess I'll stick with it then, and if I need more download/ask people for theirs. Keep Jamming, if you need other albums or sound board quality live shows, I got like 50 gigs worth, so just ask.

Yeah the Kaplan Mastery torrent seems good until you realize it only has 40% of the questions Cambridge has (which is all of them).