Nathan’s Class (Erik subbing)

Logical Reasoning

Test 140, Section 3, Q1 — ATM

Test 12, Section 4, Q3 — Insectivorous plants

Test 141, Section 4, Q4 — Most effective therapy

Test 141, Section 2, Q6 — Quirks

Reading Comprehension

Test 12, Passage 1 — Modern architecture

Logical Reasoning

Test 12, Section 1, Q6 — Plagiarism

Test 12, Section 1, Q18 — Lightning

Test 140, Section 2, Q11 — Fruit

Test 140, Section 1, Q21 — Stealing

Highlights

Tonight Erik pled with students to make predictions always! While doing the first set of Logical Reasoning questions, he advised students not to over-complicate their predictions and resolved that on the LSAT, there is no such thing as "trap answers," only wrong answers. In Reading Comprehension, Erik demonstrated how the questions ask you to do only one of two things: remember the main point, or remember whatever the author said about the topic of the question. While covering the second set of Logical Reasoning questions, and as a final plea for making predictions 100% of the time, Erik demonstrated how detailed they need to be, which is actually quite a bit less than most people think.