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This one is super tough because there are several good looking answers. Notice the questions stem, it's not an argument but a statement that we're trying to support. So we're not looking for a gap in the reasoning but rather trying to support the statement any way we can. It suggests that flowers de...

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Score: 171 (first official), 176 (most recent) Diagnostic : 143 What materials did you use? Kaplan Home Study Guide (would not recommend) Did you take a course? Yes. A 9 session prep course with Steven Klein (local Seattle instructor). How long did you study? 12 weeks What would you change? I would...

Here's a condensed version of how I look at LR after 16 years of teaching and writing about the LSAT. There are three parts to an LR question: stimulus, question stem, and answer choices. The stimulus is typically an argument, but not always. The LSAT is measuring our ability to evaluate (judge) arg...

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Hi albanach, until last year, I led the Manhattan Prep LSAT academics team, which included responsibility for our strategy guides. I plan on pitching in here at LSL and finding ways to be useful. I'll put together a self-study primer and post it in a separate thread shortly.