Biggest understatement of all time? Forum

[ScottRiqui]

From the instructions to the logic games section:

"In answering some of the questions, it may be useful to draw a rough diagram."

[stillwater]

i do it all in my head like rain man

[Otunga]

When I read that, I think of the people in the testing room who are reading those instructions and seeing them for the first time, clueless as to what a good diagram would look like. That's how I felt on my diagnostic anyway.

[Pneumonia]

lol at "reading instructions," especially on test day.

Even though I don't think I've ever read them, I always did dread LSAC changing up the instructions to a section on test day.

and yes, that is a serious understatement. it should read "In answering some of the questions, it may be useful to draw a rough diagram have spent several months practicing drawing these diagrams."

[ScottRiqui]

lol at "reading instructions," especially on test day.

Yeah, I can't help but think that the people reading the instructions on test day are gonna have a bad time of it.

[lalalany]

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[heythatslife]

lol at "reading instructions," especially on test day.

See the "Overheard at the LSAT" thread. It's both amusing and sad how so many people show up to the test woefully unprepared.

[stuckinthemiddle]

I have literally never read the LSAT instructions.

[ScottRiqui]

I have literally never read the LSAT instructions.

I read them in a study guide once, but the guide was basically saying "Read them here if you want, but you'd better not be reading them on test day".