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Thanks for sharing that Crick!
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How did u use the power score book? It doesn't list the oG questions by topic right? I find it awkward that it doesn't have enough practice questions to supplement the theory.

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I think the real value of Powerscore book is that it helps you in breaking down and identifying the parts of the argument (MGMAT book tries to do this as well but I felt Powerscore is much better) and shows approaches to tackle diff. question types.

For Qs, you have OG12 + Question bank from MGMAT + CR section on this forum + if you need more Aristotle Prep has 1 free document on CR questions picked from LSAT papers.
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How did u use the power score book? It doesn't list the oG questions by topic right? I find it awkward that it doesn't have enough practice questions to supplement the theory.

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The intent of the book is more to get the readers familiarize with the different question types and possible approaches to tackle them than to offer hard-core practice. However, the few questions it presents are really good and are indeed indicative of the skeleton other questions of the same type follow.

And as suggested by vinayrsm, you can get enough practice from:
OG12
Verbal Review 2
Aristotle Prep CR
MGMAT

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