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 123, Section 2, Q16 — Nonverbal signals

Test 122, Section 1, Q4 — Job safety training

Test 122, Section 1, Q8 — Vervet monkeys

Test 123, Section 2, Q11 — Electronic media

Reading Comprehension

Test 124, Passage 1 — Asian American poetry

Logical Reasoning

Test 124, Section 3, Q16 — Teaching preschoolers

Test 122, Section 1, Q17 — Sharon

Test 122, Section 4, Q25 — Art museum

Test 122, Section 2, Q26 — Obesity

Highlights

Tonight’s class tackled Disagree, Paradox, Role, Weaken, and Parallel Flaw questions in Logical Reasoning.

Nathan demonstrated how to go faster on the LSAT by disrespecting wrong answer choices. He also discussed the difference between unreasonable and reasonable assumptions.

In Reading Comprehension, Nathan emphasized that they’re not testing your knowledge of the subject—they’re testing your ability to learn from a written document. Treat the passage as an opportunity to learn something new, and the questions will be easy.