Am I the only one? Forum

[lawquestions1]

I could have sworn I saw a thread like this but I can't find it now.

I have been drilling with the questions from the Next 10 LSAT.

Now I am taking full timed tests with them. I admit, I do remember a couple of the more trickier questions but for the most part, I can't remember them.
So do you think taking these timed tests with the Next 10 LSAT book is helpful?
My score has gotten better but I can't tell if it is because my subconscious remembers it or not.

[Mr.Binks]

Your score is likely inflated a bit, but probably not to that great of an extent. that is, of course, assuming that you understand how to do those harder questions and are not just remembering the answer.

But you should use as many of the PTs as possible, time permitting.

[Nova]

Yes, your score is likely inflated. Its still good practice though. Just dont drill the most recent tests (52-61,62,63,64,65,66), so that when you take them, they will be accurate representations of your current abilities.

[Micdiddy]

The diff in difficulty between old and new is prob at most a 2 point difference. As said before, use as many pt's as possible.

[LSAT Hacks (Graeme)]

I've found it's useful to do the same questions twice, especially for games. You learn better tricks the second time through, and you'll do better on new games.

Your score is probably a bit inflated, but it won't matter as long as you take the newer tests fresh.