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Based on the patterns of last couple of Lsats anyone venture to take an educated guess as to how the logic games section will be?

Will there be two Basic Linear, one Basic Linear/one Pure Sequencing, Two Advanced Linear, etc?

Warning: This is just a playful prediction and not substantiated in any truth.

Also, can someone explain to me how the logic games on recent tests differ from the past? I've been tackling the games from Preptest 30-50 and they are definitely harder than the recent games.

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Two basic linear, 1 advanced, 1 grouping. (Dear LSAT Gods please don't make any of these vertical.)

4 circular linearity games

4 basic. for gods sake lsac just throw us a bone for once.

due to an unforeseen and unavoidable irregularity, there will be no logic games section on the september 2014 LSAT.

I'm thinking LSAC may throw us off this time after June. Everyone and their brother has been studying their asses off for circle games, vertical games, and that strange game with connecting flights. If they wanted to be strategic, they'll make LG relatively easy and give us a 27-question hard RC section as section 5.

I'd venture for

1) Simple sequencing
2) In and out with sub categories
3) Advanced grouping
4) Sequencing with a twist

All conjecture though, let me know what you guys think!

ChiefMango wrote:All conjecture though, let me know what you guys think!

Thanks for the disclaimer!

HRomanus wrote:

ChiefMango wrote:All conjecture though, let me know what you guys think!

Thanks for the disclaimer!

My pleasure!

I drill Linear, A Linear, and grouping Monday-Friday. Then I take a prep test every Saturday. I really hope there are none of the "forgotten few" on this LSAT.