Hardest Questions Compilation: Does one exist? Forum

[58932ugahoige]

What the title says! Has a "hardest questions" compilation ever been produced?

[The Gentleman]

Yes. It has.

10 Hardest LGs -
http://lsatblog.blogspot.com/2009/01/ha ... -hard.html

5 Hardest RC Passages -
http://lsatblog.blogspot.com/2009/06/ha ... sages.html

Hardest LR Questions -
http://lsatblog.blogspot.com/2010/11/di ... oning.html

[djjf39]

Kaplan 180:

http://www.amazon.com/Kaplan-LSAT-180/d ... 969&sr=1-3

[what used to be ]Cambridge 410 LR Qs:

http://www.amazon.com/LSAT-Challenge-Di ... 1453899731

[almostfamous]

I used Kaplan LSAT Advanced...good questions, but LOTS of typos in the explanations

[LSAT Blog]

You might also have some fun playing around with this:

http://www.kaplanlogin.com/dl/LSAT/lsat ... qrater.asp

Pick "Selection" and move on from there.

[2014]

I have Cambridge's 410 toughest LR and it's pretty good though they are only from tests through PT 38 I think. The questions are a definite challenge though.

[bee's vision]

You might also have some fun playing around with this:

http://www.kaplanlogin.com/dl/LSAT/lsat ... qrater.asp

Pick "Selection" and move on from there.

that's the coolest thing i've ever seen

[LSAT Blog]

You might also have some fun playing around with this:

http://www.kaplanlogin.com/dl/LSAT/lsat ... qrater.asp

Pick "Selection" and move on from there.

that's the coolest thing i've ever seen

Yeah - nice of them to post everything up there for the public. It's like having Kaplan Mastery Practice or one of those "by type" books without actually having to get one. Great if you already have the PTs and don't want to buy another book.

[aevea]

Does anyone know how Kaplan determines question difficulty?

Are they:
1) guessing
2) using internal data from test-takers
3) have the info from LSAC

I've seen LSAC's ratings for the SuperPrep questions but haven't seen it for other tests.

[LSAT Blog]

Does anyone know how Kaplan determines question difficulty?

Are they:
1) guessing
2) using internal data from test-takers
3) have the info from LSAC

I've seen LSAC's ratings for the SuperPrep questions but haven't seen it for other tests.

I believe they use internal data based upon the performance of their own students on practice tests.

[mls_1]

You might also have some fun playing around with this:

http://www.kaplanlogin.com/dl/LSAT/lsat ... qrater.asp

Pick "Selection" and move on from there.

yep, coolest ever indeed!

[kkklick]

I believe I did the riddled basins passage 3 times and got -4, -3, and -3 respectively. Hated that shit.