Ben’s Class

Reading Comprehension

Test 28, Passage 1 — Land claims

Logical Reasoning

Test 4, Section 4, Q3 — Scientific research

Test 87, Section 2, Q12 — Transportation

Test 28, Section 1, Q25 — Double-blind study

​Note: Test 87 has been set aside for Timed Sections.

Highlights

We started with Reading Comprehension and read a passage about Native American land claims, which almost everyone in the class enjoyed. Ben explained how to implement best RC strategies while under time pressure. He also encouraged students to focus on understanding individual questions rather than trying to analyze broad trends in their score data.

Next, we reviewed Flaw, Disagree, and Necessary Assumption questions in Logical Reasoning. After class, Ben answered several general questions, including how to stop getting tricked by “trap answers,” how many practice tests you should take, and how to know when you’ve reached your highest potential score on the LSAT.