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This is completely ridiculous... I know. But is the actual LSAT on flimsy, almost-translucent, likely-to-tear paper? I am used to the paper used on the separate Prep Tests.

It is very similar to the paper that Kaplan uses in its Endurance book. It is cheep almost news printish paper.

Oh no. Those are the worst.

This realllyyyyyy should be the least of your concerns.

neonx wrote:Oh no. Those are the worst.

Yeah, this can definitely be an issue. You can prepare for this though, do all your practice work on very flimsy toilet paper. Make answer keys on the toilet paper so that you're actually filling in bubbles. This is probably worth 2-3 questions on test day. Always replicate test conditions whenever possible.

D. H2Oman wrote:

neonx wrote:Oh no. Those are the worst.

Yeah, this can definitely be an issue. You can prepare for this though, do all your practice work on very flimsy toilet paper. Make answer keys on the toilet paper so that you're actually filling in bubbles. This is probably worth 2-3 questions on test day. Always replicate test conditions whenever possible.

Where can I buy toliet paper in 8.5'' x 11''? Sam's Club?

D. H2Oman wrote:

neonx wrote:Oh no. Those are the worst.

Yeah, this can definitely be an issue. You can prepare for this though, do all your practice work on very flimsy toilet paper. Make answer keys on the toilet paper so that you're actually filling in bubbles. This is probably worth 2-3 questions on test day. Always replicate test conditions whenever possible.

For every third PT (but only those numbered evenly) I've been doing the second and fourth logic game on a single square of toilet paper because such little space is given on the actual test. I alternate between Charmin and Scott so I don't become too set in my ways and unable to adjust to test day variations.

This is all solid advice. Will definitely consider it.

It is on rather thin paper. Enough that you can see what type of section the next section will be because it's somewhat translucent.

Will there be tape tearing involved to proceed to the next section?

neonx wrote:Will there be tape tearing involved to proceed to the next section?

No.

Desert Fox wrote:It is on rather thin paper. Enough that you can see what type of section the next section will be because it's somewhat translucent.

This is true. And the only redeeming quality of the terrible paper.

Same paper as the necronomicon. Remember, before you open the exam, say these words three...

Klaatu....barada....Nikto

Unshake wrote:

D. H2Oman wrote:

neonx wrote:Oh no. Those are the worst.

Yeah, this can definitely be an issue. You can prepare for this though, do all your practice work on very flimsy toilet paper. Make answer keys on the toilet paper so that you're actually filling in bubbles. This is probably worth 2-3 questions on test day. Always replicate test conditions whenever possible.

Where can I buy toliet paper in 8.5'' x 11''? Sam's Club?

Do all your practice sections on used toilet paper.

Some times the test materials actually come with traces of bodily fluid on them.

This is gross. I am kidding.