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I am having the most problems with inference and flaw on lr. The most trouble with law passages on rc. Also having trouble with time on rc. How many problems would be good to drill for these types of questions. I know everyone is different, but anyone have some recomendations. Thanks

Do you go back and review the questions you got wrong and why you got them wrong? How about the ones you got right and why you got them right? If you aren't understanding the concept behind the question, you'll just keep missing that type of question, no matter how much you drill.

For myself, I go back through the LR sections, and for each question/answers, I write out why each answer is/might be wrong. Usually I'll find 1or2/5 that I can't rule out, and from there its figuring out which one might be correct.

Thanks for the input. Do they have a website or book that tells you why original lsat questions are right or wrong?

Also i always struggle in lr on the last 8-9 questions. I will get the first 10 right and then miss like 8 in the last half of the section. I think tomorrow i am going to do questions 14-25 first and see what happens.

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Deuce85 wrote:Thanks for the input. Do they have a website or book that tells you why original lsat questions are right or wrong?

Buy the LR Bible.

Deuce85 wrote:Also i always struggle in lr on the last 8-9 questions. I will get the first 10 right and then miss like 8 in the last half of the section. I think tomorrow i am going to do questions 14-25 first and see what happens.

The first 10 questions (maybe even 15) are relatively easy compared to the last 16-25,26. I don't suggest doing the harder ones first. Grab the low hanging fruit first and then try to reach the harder ones.

Yeah i never used he bibles. I am thinking about just postponing until the december test and try using the manhttan books and the bibles.