where do RC passages come from?
Posted: Thu Mar 17, 2011 1:41 pm
so where do they get their sources from?
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The sources are usually listed in published PTs. The most common source I can think of is The Scientific American, among other articles in various journals.sangr wrote:so where do they get their sources from?
what?!?! how come i never knew this? where in PT's are they?99.9luft wrote:The sources are usually listed in published PTs. The most common source I can think of is The Scientific American, among other articles in various journals.sangr wrote:so where do they get their sources from?
Usually on a page after the answer choices (one of the last pages), in small print.sangr wrote:what?!?! how come i never knew this? where in PT's are they?99.9luft wrote:The sources are usually listed in published PTs. The most common source I can think of is The Scientific American, among other articles in various journals.sangr wrote:so where do they get their sources from?
Usually you just subscribe. Google the source in question and you can probably subscribe within two or three clicks.sangr wrote:looking through a certain sites..i get that theyre from certain groups or organizations.
how do u go about obtaining articles from these types of orgs?
good that you're not claiming that.sangr wrote:I am not claiming that either of these sources are "Good" material for the LSAT or law school.
but if one HAD to choose a publication which would u choose:
WSJ or economist?
economistsangr wrote:I am not claiming that either of these sources are "Good" material for the LSAT or law school.
but if one HAD to choose a publication which would u choose:
WSJ or economist?