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there must be several different sets of RC
Posted: Mon Oct 11, 2010 3:08 am
by withria
mine had one RC on section 3 and another on section 5.
LG-LR-RC-LR-RC
section 3 RC
Native American pidgin
chimps dogs woolves
Kant vs Augustine
self-ownership theories in law
section 5 RC
Native American women
superconductors
Indian cotton import contract
Bach music
I suppose the real RC would appear in common across different sets of RC, while the experimental being different. but.. what if both the real and experimental vary among test sets? im really concerned i might not be able to figure out which was real and which wasnt.
i sucked on the second rc.. fingers crossed the first is real.
Re: there must be several different sets of RC
Posted: Mon Oct 11, 2010 3:09 am
by kazu
withria wrote:mine had one RC on section 3 and another on section 5.
LG-LR-RC-LR-RC
section 3 RC
Native American language (pidgin)
Kant vs Augustine
.. the other two are murky
section 5 RC
Native American women
self-ownership theories in law
Indian cotton import contract
Bach music
I suppose the real RC would appear in common across different sets of RC, while the experimental being different. but.. what if both the real and experimental vary among test sets? im really concerned i might not be able to figure out which was real and which wasnt.
i sucked on the second rc.. fingers crossed the first is real.
Sorry to break it to you but the second one is real... The experimental is always in the first 3 sections.
Re: there must be several different sets of RC
Posted: Mon Oct 11, 2010 3:15 am
by AverageTutoring
kazu wrote:withria wrote:mine had one RC on section 3 and another on section 5.
LG-LR-RC-LR-RC
section 3 RC
Native American language (pidgin)
Kant vs Augustine
.. the other two are murky
section 5 RC
Native American women
self-ownership theories in law
Indian cotton import contract
Bach music
I suppose the real RC would appear in common across different sets of RC, while the experimental being different. but.. what if both the real and experimental vary among test sets? im really concerned i might not be able to figure out which was real and which wasnt.
i sucked on the second rc.. fingers crossed the first is real.
Sorry to break it to you but the second one is real... The experimental is always in the first 3 sections.
He's confusing his sections danm LSAC
Re: there must be several different sets of RC
Posted: Mon Oct 11, 2010 3:15 am
by tazmolover
this was the october test? neither of those rc are real.
Re: there must be several different sets of RC
Posted: Mon Oct 11, 2010 3:16 am
by bartleby
Guys. This poster has one post and is clearly fucking with us.
Hello LSAC. Suck it.
Re: there must be several different sets of RC
Posted: Mon Oct 11, 2010 3:17 am
by kazu
bartleby wrote:Guys. This poster has one post and is clearly fucking with us.
Hello LSAC. Suck it.
Ooooh interesting development.
OP come back and defend yourself!!
Re: there must be several different sets of RC
Posted: Mon Oct 11, 2010 3:18 am
by 3|ink
kazu wrote:
Sorry to break it to you but the second one is real... The experimental is always in the first 3 sections.
Kazu!? Where have you been? How'd you do on the test?
Re: there must be several different sets of RC
Posted: Mon Oct 11, 2010 3:21 am
by kazu
3|ink wrote:
Kazu!? Where have you been? How'd you do on the test?
Heyy long time no see!! How've you been? I didn't take it this time, I just replied because I was bored and the forums are slow. How are you??
Re: there must be several different sets of RC
Posted: Mon Oct 11, 2010 3:22 am
by 3|ink
kazu wrote:3|ink wrote:
Kazu!? Where have you been? How'd you do on the test?
Heyy long time no see!! How've you been? I didn't take it this time, I just replied because I was bored and the forums are slow. How are you??
I'm good. I did alright. Are you taking in December or are you done with this test?
Re: there must be several different sets of RC
Posted: Mon Oct 11, 2010 3:25 am
by withria
guys im serious. i read previous threads on RC neither of your topics appeared in my two RCs.
african american history or un human rights? i did not have them.
and i am sure as hell that i remember the order of sections correctly.
if someone who had an overlapping RC with me reads this, please let me know.
ps. you guys are so quick to reply! guess we are all worried about the test.
Re: there must be several different sets of RC
Posted: Mon Oct 11, 2010 3:27 am
by kazu
3|ink wrote:
I'm good. I did alright. Are you taking in December or are you done with this test?
I'm done!! Working on my apps now, hopefully I'll get everything in by October. Good luck on the horrendous, heart-wrenching waiting period....

Re: there must be several different sets of RC
Posted: Mon Oct 11, 2010 3:27 am
by tazmolover
someone ban this troll.
Re: there must be several different sets of RC
Posted: Mon Oct 11, 2010 3:31 am
by kazu
withria wrote:guys im serious. i read previous threads on RC neither of your topics appeared in my two RCs.
african american history or un human rights? i did not have them.
and i am sure as hell that i remember the order of sections correctly.
if someone who had an overlapping RC with me reads this, please let me know.
ps. you guys are so quick to reply! guess we are all worried about the test.
It doesn't matter. The first one is the experimental. If you had 2 RC sections before the break, then it might matter, but as it is the second one is the real one. The experimental section is
always in the first 3.
Re: there must be several different sets of RC
Posted: Mon Oct 11, 2010 3:35 am
by tazmolover
kazu wrote:withria wrote:guys im serious. i read previous threads on RC neither of your topics appeared in my two RCs.
african american history or un human rights? i did not have them.
and i am sure as hell that i remember the order of sections correctly.
if someone who had an overlapping RC with me reads this, please let me know.
ps. you guys are so quick to reply! guess we are all worried about the test.
It doesn't matter. The first one is the experimental. If you had 2 RC sections before the break, then it might matter, but as it is the second one is the real one. The experimental section is
always in the first 3.
Unless you take the LSAT in another country.
There were a couple of posters here who said they took it in china and south korea and their 5th section turned out to be exp.
Re: there must be several different sets of RC
Posted: Mon Oct 11, 2010 3:37 am
by coffeetable
where did you take the test? If you took it somewhere other than the US, the test has to be different.
Re: there must be several different sets of RC
Posted: Mon Oct 11, 2010 3:38 am
by AverageTutoring
tazmolover wrote:kazu wrote:withria wrote:guys im serious. i read previous threads on RC neither of your topics appeared in my two RCs.
african american history or un human rights? i did not have them.
and i am sure as hell that i remember the order of sections correctly.
if someone who had an overlapping RC with me reads this, please let me know.
ps. you guys are so quick to reply! guess we are all worried about the test.
It doesn't matter. The first one is the experimental. If you had 2 RC sections before the break, then it might matter, but as it is the second one is the real one. The experimental section is
always in the first 3.
Unless you take the LSAT in another country.
There were a couple of posters here who said they took it in china and south korea and their 5th section turned out to be exp.
What?! I do not believe a word of this. The reason LSAC puts experimentals in the first three sections is because they don't want fatigue to factor into the equating (i.e. arguably taking the exerpimental in the 5th would mean you are more likely to underperform than if you were to take it in the 2nd...generally this holds true) and I don't see how this would change depending on where in the world you wrote the exam.
Re: there must be several different sets of RC
Posted: Mon Oct 11, 2010 3:43 am
by withria
i took it in south korea.
tazmolover wrote:kazu wrote:withria wrote:guys im serious. i read previous threads on RC neither of your topics appeared in my two RCs.
african american history or un human rights? i did not have them.
and i am sure as hell that i remember the order of sections correctly.
if someone who had an overlapping RC with me reads this, please let me know.
ps. you guys are so quick to reply! guess we are all worried about the test.
It doesn't matter. The first one is the experimental. If you had 2 RC sections before the break, then it might matter, but as it is the second one is the real one. The experimental section is
always in the first 3.
Unless you take the LSAT in another country.
There were a couple of posters here who said they took it in china and south korea and their 5th section turned out to be exp.
Re: there must be several different sets of RC
Posted: Mon Oct 11, 2010 3:44 am
by kazu
AverageTutoring wrote:
What?! I do not believe a word of this. The reason LSAC puts experimentals in the first three sections is because they don't want fatigue to factor into the equating (i.e. arguably taking the exerpimental in the 5th would mean you are more likely to underperform than if you were to take it in the 2nd...generally this holds true) and I don't see how this would change depending on where in the world you wrote the exam.
This... plus, given the fact that overseas tests are undisclosed, LSAC often gives out different tests per region (for example Australia might get the same one as the U.S. Sunday Sabbath while China and India get different ones from each other), the general vagueness with which this is discussed on TLS, the tendency of LSAC to reuse similar subjects in their questions, and the fact that many people's memories aren't that trustworthy post-exam, it is likely they are mistaken. But we'll never know, since they're undisclosed anyhow.
Re: there must be several different sets of RC
Posted: Mon Oct 11, 2010 4:03 am
by bartleby
Wowwwww. So people who take it overseas get the same or similar exams? Yikesssssssssssss...................
I'm going to take December's in South Korea.
Re: there must be several different sets of RC
Posted: Mon Oct 11, 2010 4:47 am
by withria
thanks all guys, i am pretty sure section 5 was experimental.
someone who took the test outside south korea had two RCs with one on black history and UN human rights and another on Kant and chimps.. Kant passage was experimental.
My test set does not have the same real RC with his but I do have one RC in common, the RC on Kant, chimps, and pidgins.. so i conclude this, my section 1, was experimental.
and kazu, you also mentioned the experimental is likely to appear in the first three sections of a test..
Although it breaks my heart that the last RC is likely to be real, i'll have to deal with it. i'm not going to dwell on this test any more. this forum is addictive.
good luck to you all, hope you have the result you wish.
Re: there must be several different sets of RC
Posted: Mon Oct 11, 2010 12:12 pm
by coffeetable
withria wrote:thanks all guys, i am pretty sure section 5 was experimental.
someone who took the test outside south korea had two RCs with one on black history and UN human rights and another on Kant and chimps.. Kant passage was experimental.
My test set does not have the same real RC with his but I do have one RC in common, the RC on Kant, chimps, and pidgins.. so i conclude this, my section 2, was experimental.
and kazu, you also mentioned the experimental is likely to appear in the first three sections of a test..
Although it breaks my heart that the last RC is likely to be real, i'll have to deal with it. i'm not going to dwell on this test any more. this forum is addictive.
good luck to you all, hope you have the result you wish.
Hey don't count on the info you got from the US version. You need to talk to Asian takers to figure out what your experimental section is. I took June 2010 LSAT in South Korea and my experimental was Sec03. I still doubt that the experimental would be sec5 (it never happened before at least in the US tests) so I think sec5 is the real one.
I took October 2010 LSAT in the US and had RC dummy. It had Kant and Augustine in it. It's very problematic if one of the passages in experimental section in the US appears as one of the real passages in Asia...