Guilty or Not Guilty LR

10:00 pm

1 hr

Intermediate

Recording

Premium or Live plan required.

Syllabus

Logical Reasoning

Test 110, Section 2, Q8 — Airplane passengers

Test 111, Section 4, Q6 — Population explosion

Test 111, Section 4, Q1 — Mathematics

Extra practice

Test 111, Section 1, Q25 — Cologne

Highlights

Don’t be a square! One of today's passages explained that visually showing squares instead of describing them is more effective pedagogically. That applies to LSAT test-taking, too! If you come across some abstract language that might seem difficult to apply, then turn it into an example that makes sense to you. You might find that concrete examples, like visually showing squares, are easier to comprehend!

Kevin Kissinger

Kevin Kissinger

LSAT Tutor

Kevin loves those precious “a-ha!” moments on the LSAT. He’ll help you build the skills to discover those moments. He enjoys every section of the test, especially Logical Reasoning.
LSAT Journey: 153 → 174

This Class

Channel your inner attorney as we dive into LR passages and put them on trial! In this class, we’ll dissect arguments, judge their merits, and determine whether they’re guilty or not guilty (of being flawed). All levels welcome!