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 L1, Section 3, Q5 — European goods

Test L1, Section 3, Q6 — Area codes

Test L1, Section 3, Q7 — Nature

Test L1, Section 3, Q8 — Bureaucratization

Reading Comprehension

Test L2, Passage 2 — Exploring ideas

Logical Reasoning

Test L1, Section 3, Q9 — Secret formula

Test L1, Section 3, Q10 — Mahogany seedlings

Test L1, Section 3, Q11 — Acme Corporation

Test L1, Section 3, Q12 — Mercury contamination

Bonus

Test D, Section 1, Q4 — License plates

Test D, Section 1, Q14 — Cornell scholarships

Highlights

The LSAT is easy and predictable. Understand what you’re reading, make commonsense objections, and you’ll be shocked at how often the correct answers match your objections. Nathan demonstrated this method as he predicted the answers to most of tonight’s questions. We covered Strengthen, Flaw, Sufficient Assumption, Role, Parallel Flaw, Supported, Necessary Assumption, and Paradox questions in Logical Reasoning. We discussed why most RC questions should be approached as Must Be Trues. We also introduced LSAT Demon’s Student of the Week, Maria Parker.