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MiracleNeeded

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To manhattan and blueprint guys what do you call matching?

Post by MiracleNeeded » Sat Jul 27, 2013 4:04 am

According o lsatqa my two areas that need work are grouping and matching but everyone has their own names for things. I can't seem to locate matching in manhattan, and not sure about blueprint. Thanks.

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Re: To manhattan and blueprint guys what do you call matching?

Post by Manhattan LSAT Noah » Mon Jul 29, 2013 11:47 am

MiracleNeeded wrote:According o lsatqa my two areas that need work are grouping and matching but everyone has their own names for things. I can't seem to locate matching in manhattan, and not sure about blueprint. Thanks.
Give me an example of a "matching" game -- I avoid reading competitor books (too many people running around with lawsuits :wink:)

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Re: To manhattan and blueprint guys what do you call matching?

Post by bp shinners » Mon Jul 29, 2013 12:02 pm

MiracleNeeded wrote:According o lsatqa my two areas that need work are grouping and matching but everyone has their own names for things. I can't seem to locate matching in manhattan, and not sure about blueprint. Thanks.
Yea, a cited game would help a lot here. Possibly profiling? for us, but I'm not sure based on the description.

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Re: To manhattan and blueprint guys what do you call matching?

Post by MiracleNeeded » Tue Jul 30, 2013 10:26 pm

I'm not sure myself, I entered a few tests into the lsatqa system and my weaknesses are matching and grouping. I was reading through the blueprint book yesterday's nd thought profiling might be it, but still not sure.

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