Nathan’s Class

Logic Games

Test 91, Game 2 — Music festival

Logical Reasoning

Test 79, Section 4, Q4 — Unemployment

Test 80, Section 4, Q8 — Politician

Test 19, Section 4, Q11 — Country Z

Reading Comprehension

Test 55, Passage 2 — Purple loosestrife

Highlights

At the start of class, Nathan debunked a myth about never bringing outside knowledge into the LSAT. He explained ways to effectively use common sense and outside knowledge on all three sections of the test.

We tackled an ordering logic game and reviewed several students’ diagrams. Next, we drilled two Sufficient Assumption questions and a Strengthen question in Logical Reasoning. Nathan’s explanations touched on identifying  argument parts when there are no indicator words and the difference between normative and descriptive claims. Finally, we read a set of comparative reading passages about invasive purple loosestrife. Nathan emphasized that lawyers are professional students. Stay engaged, learn everything there is to learn in the document, and the questions will be easy.