Oct 2011 RC Section Forum

[christopher.jdc]

I had two RC... WHo ever that had 1 RC do they remember what they have?

I remember one section i had ==> Bees, frankinsten, national park and law vs morals


?? Advise?

[Sh@keNb@ke]

Real was about Mexican Americans and Utility maximization from what I can remember. Bees was experimental.

[dietcoke0]

Bees, frankinsten, national park and law vs morals

That was the EXP section. I had LG, LR, RC, RC, LR

I could see the line numbers through my test right away, took that section off and bullshitted my way through. Was a nice break.

[boblawlob]

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[dietcoke0]

Real was about Mexican Americans and Utility maximization from what I can remember. Bees was experimental.

the psychology comparison was tough!

I thought it was rather easy honestly. I thought both RC were a bit easy.

[lakers3peat]

this was the first time i finished the entire RC section in an exam. idk if i rushed my answers or not, because i definetly didnt feel confdient in everything but I felt confident enough to answer and move on so I'm going to go out on a limb here and say I think RC was easier than usual

[tedler]

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[FAJISTE]

Same. I never once finished an RC but this time I finished with 3 minutes to spare and went over some answers I was unsure of. Also the last passage was Dostoevsky. Win, I recently took a Russian Lit course and it made it so much more enjoyable

[yu9ePUsw]

The Psycho section killed me. No pun intended.

[paulshortys10]

dude this RC was tailor made for me. I'm mexican(was thinking about my mom the entire time on that proverbs one), my major was psych(love evo psych-Love steven pinker), and my favorite book ever is by Dostoyevsky(brothers karamazov).....and that first passage was also really easy to get into.......The LSAT gods helped me out bigtime!...

Compared to 63 which i had absolutely no interest in and therefore bombed like 5 days ago (-12)

[boblawlob]

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[happyshapy]

did anyone feel that 3 of the later questions for the mexican proverbs passage were a bit hard/tedious?

yeah i thought proverbs was the hardest passage, but that might be because i did it last and i find it hard to focus when i know i only have two minutes left.

[RaleighStClair]

Really? I thought evolutionary psych's passage was the hardest, Russian lit's questions were the hardest, and Mexican proverbs was easiest in general. Granted, I cannot for the life of me remember what the 4th passage was. I blacked out.

[happyshapy]

Really? I thought evolutionary psych's passage was the hardest, Russian lit's questions were the hardest, and Mexican proverbs was easiest in general. Granted, I cannot for the life of me remember what the 4th passage was. I blacked out.

I tend to think the hardest ones are the easiest for me because the passage forces me to take my time and sort out the structure. Then the questions come easier because I easily find where the answers are. For example I thought Riddled Basins in 50/49? was very easy, and in 62 I thought Jewett was the easiest. Proverbs was hard for me because I think I rushed the read and didn't really absorb anything when I went to the questions. Probably because I did it last....

[boblawlob]

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[3FLryan]

Bees, frankinsten, national park and law vs morals

That was the EXP section. I had LG, LR, RC, RC, LR

I could see the line numbers through my test right away, took that section off and bullshitted my way through. Was a nice break.

I had the same section structure and RC passages.

Law vs. morals destroyed me, so glad it was experimental. For half those questions I was bubbling answers that "sounded kinda right" all the while thinking "this is the kind of passage we might read in ACTUAL law school, and here I am blowing it"...not good.

I really liked the crime, deterrence and psych passages. Mexican Americans was an enjoyable read, but I'm pretty sure the dead Russian guy tripped me up.