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I keep getting the hard questions in LSAT passages wrong. In passages with overal difficulty of 555-605 and 605-655, I get the hard questions right and usually get about 5-6 / 7 questions correct. But for the harder LSAT passages with a lot of questions in the 75%-95% difficulty range, I get them wrong quite often and this is really frustrating me because I don't seem to improve. (I'm practicing LSAT passages because GMATNinja 's 13 week plan suggests it, and because I am done with the OG RC passages)
GMATNinja KarishmaB ScottTargetTestPrep MartyMurray @bunnel or anyone who reads this, please could you suggest what approach I should take/change here? How can I improve my accuracy?
GMATNinja KarishmaB ScottTargetTestPrep MartyMurray @bunnel or anyone who reads this, please could you suggest what approach I should take/change here? How can I improve my accuracy?
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This is a good question for GMATNinja since he recommends this 😂
in my experience, the hard critical reasoning questions do not fit the pattern which makes them hard. You have to analyze them individually and often require more than two minutes to get into the weeds. So if you have a particular goal of being able to answer every single hard critical reasoning question, you will have to take them one question at a time. There’s no way to hack them and just become a master of hard critical reasoning questions because the whole concept of them being hard requires them to be unique and challenging in different ways. This is in contrast to the medium and easy critical reasoning questions which are very pattern based.
There are some patterns and some similarities in the hard ones but they’re not that cookie cutter.
So I would defer to Jim and Ninja but my suggestion would be taking it one hard question at a time and understanding it and you made the mistake and how to solve this question I think overtime that will build up your skill set if this is the best use of your time. That’s the only way I know how to handle the hardest critical questions. Alternatively, you can buy some LSAT guide books that help with LSAT logic.
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in my experience, the hard critical reasoning questions do not fit the pattern which makes them hard. You have to analyze them individually and often require more than two minutes to get into the weeds. So if you have a particular goal of being able to answer every single hard critical reasoning question, you will have to take them one question at a time. There’s no way to hack them and just become a master of hard critical reasoning questions because the whole concept of them being hard requires them to be unique and challenging in different ways. This is in contrast to the medium and easy critical reasoning questions which are very pattern based.
There are some patterns and some similarities in the hard ones but they’re not that cookie cutter.
So I would defer to Jim and Ninja but my suggestion would be taking it one hard question at a time and understanding it and you made the mistake and how to solve this question I think overtime that will build up your skill set if this is the best use of your time. That’s the only way I know how to handle the hardest critical questions. Alternatively, you can buy some LSAT guide books that help with LSAT logic.
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13 Oct 2024, 21:36
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Hi TtTt1212,
Unfortunately, there's no one answer to this. Have you analysed the passages/questions to check where you're going wrong? It's also possible that you aren't really doing anything wrong (you need to improve your general reading skills).
