Nathan’s Class

Need more time? Do these questions in advance. Time will not be given during class to work on them.

Logical Reasoning

Test 15, Section 3, Q7 — Politician

Test 15, Section 3, Q8 — Beetles

Test 150, Section 2, Q14 — Arousal of anger

Test 15, Section 2, Q15 — Rheumatoid arthritis

Reading Comprehension

Test 18, Passage 4 — Luminist paintings

Logical Reasoning

Test 151, Section 2, Q16 — Spacecraft

Test 15, Section 2, Q18 — Foods and spices

Test 150, Section 2, Q19 — Study history

Test 150, Section 3, Q20 — History Department

Highlights

Nathan offered advice to students who received their June LSAT scores today. He emphasized that law schools only care about your highest score. Register for the official test when your practice tests indicate that you’re ready—and plan on retaking it.

We tackled Must Be True, Strengthen, Sufficient Assumption, and Supported questions in Logical Reasoning. Nathan clarified the distinction between “closed” and “open” question types. He then demonstrated that on RC, they’re all Must Be Trues. The correct answers are in the passage. We wrapped up with another set of LR questions, including Weaken, Parallel Reasoning, Parallel Flaw, and Disagree questions.