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Logic Games-attaining speed
Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2012 4:58 pm
by whiteness
I've been doing preptests for a few weeks and I started in mid 150's. I've progressed fairly quickly especially in the RC section and I am only missing a max of 5 or 6 and and maybe 7 or eight in the LR section but I am bombing the LG section due to speed. I am only getting 3 games finished in 35 mins. I ordered the LG bible and workbook from amazon it should be here next week, any tips on gaining speed on the LGs. I am taking in June.
Re: Logic Games-attaining speed
Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2012 5:02 pm
by rinkrat19
Work through the LG bible. Just learning how to diagram efficiently saves a whole bunch of time right off the bat. Then you drill, drill, drill until you are quicker at making the inferences.
Re: Logic Games-attaining speed
Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2012 5:10 pm
by Systematic1
rinkrat19 wrote:Work through the LG bible. Just learning how to diagram efficiently saves a whole bunch of time right off the bat. Then you drill, drill, drill until you are quicker at making the inferences.
This. It's kind of like working out: the more reps you do, the easier it gets.
Re: Logic Games-attaining speed
Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2012 5:15 pm
by whiteness
Systematic1 wrote:rinkrat19 wrote:Work through the LG bible. Just learning how to diagram efficiently saves a whole bunch of time right off the bat. Then you drill, drill, drill until you are quicker at making the inferences.
This. It's kind of like working out: the more reps you do, the easier it gets.
People say this is the easiest learned part of the LSAT but Iv'e had a rough time. Is June enough time to get enough practice in? I'm not in school and unemployed so I have all day.
Re: Logic Games-attaining speed
Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2012 5:29 pm
by Nova
whiteness wrote:Systematic1 wrote:rinkrat19 wrote:Work through the LG bible. Just learning how to diagram efficiently saves a whole bunch of time right off the bat. Then you drill, drill, drill until you are quicker at making the inferences.
This. It's kind of like working out: the more reps you do, the easier it gets.
People say this is the easiest learned part of the LSAT but Iv'e had a rough time. Is June enough time to get enough practice in? I'm not in school and unemployed so I have all day.
Then yeah. It is plenty of time. You just have to treat it like your job (4+ hours a day).
I suggest doing LG by type. You will start to see recurring patterns. It will also help you identify the games you are weakest in.
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