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Question about LR bible and LSAT preptests

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by Operation780 » Mon Jun 21, 2010 8:10 am
Hi,
In many of the topics in "I just beat the GMAT", people recommend to read LR bible and solve LSAT CR prep tests. But there are significant differences between LR bible and CR bible.
I have couple of question w.r.t this
a) Is it helpful to go through the chapters of LR bible that are not part of CR bible? Especially chapters such as conditional reasoning, formal logic etc which are not tested on GMAT? can someone suggest the list of chapters to be read in LR bible?

b) I have solved couple of LSAT preptests. I felt that the tests contain more of formal logic, method of reasoning, flaw in the reasoning etc questions which are very rarely tested on GMAT. So should i skip such questions and move ahead?
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by sanp_l » Mon Jun 21, 2010 11:00 am
I share your concern. LSAT CR tests are tougher and 20 questions in 30 minutes seems to be an unachievable feat.
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by Operation780 » Tue Jun 22, 2010 11:04 am
Request some one to address my questions.
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