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by archanavakiyil » Tue Aug 10, 2010 7:22 am
Hi,

I have been practicing LSAT RCs the past few days. I seem to have developed an annoying ability of getting one question wrong per passage, every single time !!! :?

I am not sure If I am doing good or bad. I also seem to be taking 10 mins per passage + 5-6 questions. Verbal Wizzs out there, pl help with some pointers to get my accuracy up albeit lesser time.

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by gmatmachoman » Sat Aug 14, 2010 1:22 pm
Hey Archana,

That sounds awesome. Given the verbosity of the passage and the toughness /vagueyness of the questions of LSAT,

I would say you are doing a fair bet.

If i am not wrong you would be missing the last question of the 6 questions in a any particular RC. generally the lsat question used to be very vague and bit tougher too.
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by archanavakiyil » Sat Aug 14, 2010 8:15 pm
Hey!! gmatmachoman

You got that one right !!. The last question of LSAT passages has been very bothersome. I thought, I had an attention span of say 5 questions :D. Phew!! Its not me then !! But I do get the 5th question wrong once in a while.

Do you think 10 mins is a little too much per RC passage+questions? whats your strategy?

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by gmatmachoman » Sun Aug 15, 2010 10:11 am
archanavakiyil wrote:Hey!! gmatmachoman

You got that one right !!. The last question of LSAT passages has been very bothersome. I thought, I had an attention span of say 5 questions :D. Phew!! Its not me then !! But I do get the 5th question wrong once in a while.

Do you think 10 mins is a little too much per RC passage+questions? whats your strategy?

Thanks
Archana
I would suggest try to squeeze up ur timing on SC, so u have the privilege to leverage ur saved time for RC..this is my way of doing...
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by tanviet » Tue Aug 09, 2011 6:43 am
when I understand gmat passages, I can get all the questions right. But, when I understand the LSAT passages, I can not get all the question right. The matter is, I see, that the questions of LSAT require harder inference than those of GMAT.

Moreover, I see that GMAT passages are well structured but LSAT passages are longer and boring and easy to get lost.

luckily, I like gmat passages more than lsat passages.
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