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Path Games: The Undead of LSAT Analytical Reasoning (Logic Games)
At Advise-In Solutions, we counsel our clients not to pay attention to the readings of tea leaves about the LSAT that are all over the internet. It’s a fool’s errand because it takes your focus away from doing what you need to do—prepare for the 20 or so question types the LSAT has used for over 25 years now. Guessing at how many assumption questions they’ll ask, whether there will be more main point questions than there were last test, etc., which some LSAT advisors talk about endlessly, doesn’t help you. You’ll be wrong as often as you’re right. You need to be prepared for each question type and be prepared for the test environment. That’s all, and it’s a lot.
That said, in the last two released LSATs, the LSAT has revived a type of logic game that had (with one prior exception) been dormant for over 20 years—the path game. Our clients were always prepared for those—because you never know when the LSAT will decide to go back to the archives. Now they have, and every one of my clients was ready, not because we called the LSAT psychic hotline but because we all did our jobs and prepared. Don’t be surprised if the LSAT decides to revive circle or formula games at some point, either.
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An Analytical Reasoning (Logic Games) Primer: Part IV
More on our primer on the types of Analytical Reasoning (logic games) questions you might encounter on the LSAT… Tags: analytical reasoning lsat logic games lsat primer best lsat prep kyle pasewark
An Analytical Reasoning (Logic Games) Primer: Part III
Continuing our primer on the types of analytical reasoning (logic games) questions you might encounter on the LSAT… Tags: analytical reasoning lsat logic games lsat primer best lsat prep
An Analytical Reasoning (Logic Games) Primer: Part II
To recall the foundational points I discussed in my previous entry: this is only meant to be a brief introduction to get you started, and should not serve as a substitute for a comprehensive LSAT preparation program – even if you are a fan of written LSAT prep materials, which I am not. But all caveats aside, I will begin my short, simple “primer” on LSAT analytical reasoning (logic games) questions… Tags: lsat logic games analytical reasoning lsat primer lsat preparation kyle pasewark
An Analytical Reasoning (Logic Games) Primer: Part I
People often ask me about the different “types” of questions on the LSAT. For example, without getting too in-depth, I’ve commented that there are 7 distinct types of questions you may encounter in the Analytical Reasoning (better known as the “logic games”) section. But before giving a quick summary of my answer about the “types” of Analytical Reasoning questions you might encounter, I want to emphasize a few things… Tags: best lsat prep perfect lsat score analytical reasoning lsat logic games lsat primer kyle pasewark
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