doesn't RC have the potential to be everyones best section? Forum

[flash21]

I don't know if I am wording this confusingly, but wouldn't it make the most sense? The answers are all there for you - but its just a matter of finding them, and making note of key details and structure. I feel as though these answers can be answered most confidently, in comparison to an LR sect.

Just wondering because everyone -(well a lot of us) seems to accept RC as their worst section (including myself), but I'm really beginning to question why!

[Kimikho]

Dude, the LSAT is a logic test. All the answers are in the stimulus/game/passage, not just RC.

[Jeffort]

No, because not everyone has the same level of English comprehension skills and ability to properly process and understand fairly dense material designed to test higher level reading skills. There is a reason the section type is called reading comprehension instead of 'reading skillz- find matching sentences and phrases'

[Otunga]

No, because not everyone has the same level of English comprehension skills and ability to properly process and understand fairly dense material designed to test higher level reading skills. There is a reason the section type is called reading comprehension instead of 'reading skillz- find matching sentences and phrases'

That latter sentence made me laugh.

Wouldn't it be great if the RC section were five minutes longer? I know I'd be -0/-1 at that point. But it's not. And so time management is such a major concern on RC, which makes it tough. This applies to all sections of the test to most people to varying degrees, granted.

[10052014]

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