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is it Just me or are these Newer Tests having more and more of 2 part RC's super annoying ??

My weakest section has always been RC ! on my June LSAT i had 2 RC section (1 Exp. and 1 Counted)
Above that i had THREE 2part RC's making a total of 11 annoying Para's talking about Subjects i cudnt care less about and then making me compare wat one boring para thinks about the other boring para..

aaaaarghhhhh !!!

You are aware that law school requires a lot of reading that you won't care about right? Also, law school is hard.

Maybe you should reconsider your choice to take the LSAT.

Thnx.... Quitting is just the answer i needed...
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navi786 wrote:Thnx.... Quitting is just the answer i needed...
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Lol, I'm glad you replied with sarcasm! So many mean posts need that kind of response.

I know how you feel. I am really, really afraid of getting two LG sections in a row. I like them and all, but an hour of paranoia (the way I feel with each LG section. . . ) not something I need!

navi786 wrote:is it Just me or are these Newer Tests having more and more of 2 part RC's super annoying ??

My weakest section has always been RC ! on my June LSAT i had 2 RC section (1 Exp. and 1 Counted)
Above that i had THREE 2part RC's making a total of 11 annoying Para's talking about Subjects i cudnt care less about and then making me compare wat one boring para thinks about the other boring para..

aaaaarghhhhh !!!

Emotions won't help when you're taking a test based on logic and reasoning. You can't control the LSAT and you have no influence over what sections of the test you will be asked to complete. You need to be cool, calm, and collected in order to do your best. Take a deep breath, accept the situation you find yourself in, and get down to business.

I actually found the 2 passage RCs to be the easiest by far. All you have to do is think how they're related and how they're not and you pretty much got the entire section answered before you get to the q's.

navi786 wrote:is it Just me or are these Newer Tests having more and more of 2 part RC's super annoying ??

My weakest section has always been RC ! on my June LSAT i had 2 RC section (1 Exp. and 1 Counted)
Above that i had THREE 2part RC's making a total of 11 annoying Para's talking about Subjects i cudnt care less about and then making me compare wat one boring para thinks about the other boring para..

aaaaarghhhhh !!!

Your writing is both painful and exasperating

Hmmmm.. i guess you are right...I am just venting my Frustration...

2Part Rc's are like those linear games with lots of rules, making it look hard....But actually defining the variables perfectly...
I shud try attacking them separately in Untimed conditions..

I guess i am just scared of Change and the Unexpected.... lol
Thnx

I hated RC before too, absolutely dreaded it. Now that I'm doing more and more of them it's sort of fun to read through.

harut44 wrote:I hated RC before too, absolutely dreaded it. Now that I'm doing more and more of them it's sort of fun to read through.

This is an evil post.

RC = The devil

harut44 wrote:I hated RC before too, absolutely dreaded it. Now that I'm doing more and more of them it's sort of fun to read through.

You are crazy.

Y'all are crazy. I love me some two-part RCs. I don't think I've ever missed a question on a two-part RC, but I've only done around five or so.

KibblesAndVick wrote:

navi786 wrote:is it Just me or are these Newer Tests having more and more of 2 part RC's super annoying ??

My weakest section has always been RC ! on my June LSAT i had 2 RC section (1 Exp. and 1 Counted)
Above that i had THREE 2part RC's making a total of 11 annoying Para's talking about Subjects i cudnt care less about and then making me compare wat one boring para thinks about the other boring para..

aaaaarghhhhh !!!

Emotions won't help when you're taking a test based on logic and reasoning. You can't control the LSAT and you have no influence over what sections of the test you will be asked to complete. You need to be cool, calm, and collected in order to do your best. Take a deep breath, accept the situation you find yourself in, and get down to business.

This is the credited life advice