Arguments Questions Forum

[northwood]

Does anyone know of a blog, link, or post where someone has written out all of the official last questions and categorized them by question type ( main point, parallel the reasoning, stregnthen, weaken, flaw, necessary assumption, sufficient assumption, inference, etc) I am trying to focus my study on individual question types and do all of the questions for each type ( saving prep tests 45-60 for full length practice exams). As of now I am spending a lot of time looking through all of the old tests at home which takes time away from studying. ( Edit: I am planning on staying late at work to make copies of old exam question types- sorry boss). Thanks

[bmercado]

Ive never heard of any threads, blogs, posts, etc. where the author actually took the time to categorize every single question type from every single LSAT. If I would have known something like that existed, then I probably would have reconsidered spending so much money on testmasters. lol.

[sdphill]

http://www.mediafire.com/file/xdt0yuatz ... soning.xls

There ya go

[WilliamDeWrites]

http://www.mediafire.com/file/xdt0yuatz ... soning.xls

There ya go

I keep getting timed out.

[Precessional]

http://lsatblog.blogspot.com/2009/06/ls ... sheet.html

Or you can just get the Kaplan Mastery Book or the Kaplan Big Orange Book.

[rjh456]

you can also buy every question (from pt1-38) for a particular type at cambridge lsat:

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and there are a few books that do this too, like the GROUPED series:

http://www.amazon.com/GROUPED-Question- ... 466&sr=8-1