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I noticed that the first two passages were EXACTLY the same in topic as passages that I've practiced before. The only difference was that they were modified a little bit, especially the first passage. Did anyone else notice this?

As a disclaimer, this would likely only be noticed by someone who has prepared extremely extensively and did passage after passage (as I did).

The reference to dancing bees was the only thing I liked about that RC section. I was like, haha, oh LSAT, throwing in little jokes to see who has prepared, are you?

That content was actually in the June '10 one as well. I was referrerring to the UN and the forgery ones.

Yes, I've noticed that too. Maybe December will have a passage about Native Americans?

KevinP wrote:Yes, I've noticed that too. Maybe December will have a passage about Native Americans?

aboriginals haven't showed up in a long time (except the race information).

This was so bad though I felt like I had seen the test before, like I had access to the test material in advance of the exam. Absolutely ridiculous, but good for me and anyone else who recognized it.

njlaw wrote:This was so bad though I felt like I had seen the test before, like I had access to the test material in advance of the exam. Absolutely ridiculous, but good for me and anyone else who recognized it.

Even though LSAC claims no outside knowledge in RC is needed, it damn sure helps. For example, I'm an engineering major and so I've had to take higher level physics classes which in turn made the riddled basin passage ridiculously easy for me.