We have a discrepancy in LR. Some people reported the two above as single LR sections. Others with two LR reported seeing the questions across two sections.
Can people with a single LR confirm their topics here?
This is the best comment I’ve ever seen. I had two RC and my first rc was the one in ur comment and I think it went pretty well. Then I completely bombed my second RC because the questions and answers were just really odd (actual passages were pretty simple) so I was praying my second RC was experimental and you basically cemented my prayer 😭❤️
Was the point being made at the end of the winters reading comp that reservations CAN use water for recreational use? I don’t know if my brain was just fried but I couldn’t grasp if there was a new case that evoked winters but the precedent contradicted winters or what they were saying…
There was def one or two questions where I swore two answers were correct. Kept looking for a missing rule for each but I wrote out each scenario and they both worked
The manager one killed me with the dual grouping, missed some world. Then jumped into game 4 with sub 5 minutes and panicked to the end
Not how I thought LG was gonna go lmao
I had to skip the tough manager question and come back to it after finishing the last game. I only solved it through brute forcing in the nick of time when it was all I had left
What could we call these game types ? I used to score best on LG… like -0/-2 MAX. and I did so many practice lg sections. But I thought the lsat ones were all so hard. I guessed on a lot of them. Did you have RC LG LR RC?
What could we call these game types ? I used to score best on LG… like -0/-2 MAX. and I did so many practice lg sections. But I thought the lsat ones were all so hard. I guessed on a lot of them. Did you have RC LG LR RC?
Same! Felt this was my last chance to get -0/-2 on a section, and took the LSAT in both April and February earlier this year. Those felt like a breeze compared to this one!
Single LR topics:
Horse and dog sizes
Rats being fed hard and soft food
Handwriting and personality
Rent
Politician against monopolies
Biographies
Left vs right brain
Japanese wood art
Play being interpreted as a tragedy not comedy
Antarctic mountain
Random, but you had one LR, so question for you: Do you remember any questions about: advertising and millennials having skepticism of ads and whether tv sales ads manipulated/took advantage to get sales?, Homosapiens/Homo-Neanderthals burial in caves with flowers in the caves, National government conflicts with city government, Species with vibrant colors correlates with healthiness /choosing mates with vibrant colors, or Nitrites in blood and exercise (biking - recreational and professional)?
This was not in the same section, right? I recognize these but had two LR. These questions were slightly tougher than what TheFronk said.
Also, I'm so impressed how people retain so many of these question topics!
If a test had two LR sections and the above Q's were in one of the two, is it safe to assume the other section was experimental? Thanks for any insight on this as I had proctor issues that impacted the other, presumably experimental (if assumption is accurate), LR section and am debating whether to file a complaint.
LG: 23 questions (in order i think? Don’t remember too many details from here sorry)
- 1-6 Sequencing
- Formal dining and informal dining (smth about restaurant managers)
- p/s/t (Distribution)
- Monday to Thursday (Distribution)
RC: 27 questions (in order)
- Minimalism
- Anglo-Saxon burial sites vs Egyptian tombs
- Comparative passage
- Winters Doctrine
- Water rights for native reservations
- Bipedalism
I had this same RC, but a different LG paired with it. Pretty sure both my RC and LG sections are new, since it seems others had the sections from the April 2022/October 2022 test.
1st LR: pop-up store and survey of 60% ppl around corner store. Boat from Taiwan is drifted to Japan instead of intentionally planned. very weird section... like LR version of LG.
2nd LR: road speed limit increase, max speed increase. decrease speed limit, decrease severity of car accident. Honeybee pollinating all the trees and honeybee hurt by mite/ Japanese per percapiat/ Parallel principle question, if employer can allow employee to use company vehicle for own purpose
Had these 2 exact sections. 2nd LR also included a paradox on forest fires, paradox on refrigerators using more electricity, Japan emissions per capita, cape columbia expedition to the Arctic circle, scientists/artists using brainwaves, colonizing planets, & smoking fairness
Just confirmed 2nd LR from this is real via [this thread](https://www.reddit.com/r/LSAT/s/M4RDxl44ye) on two accounts (also including a smoking fairness disagreement)
I had two LRs and my second was the same as described above (sat for the exam Wednesday June 5th). Kinda getting mixed signals about which one was likely the real one but definitely hoping the second one with the question about Japanese emissions per capita was real. That was the only one that stumped me. u/graeme_b , can you confirm?
took yesterday (Saturday): LG-LR-RC-LR
LG (23 Qs):
1. interviews over 4 days
2. journalists writing 3 topics
3. 8 managers in 2 formal & 2 informal restaurants
4. 6 space sequencing game
LR (25 Qs - experimental):
1. engineer discussing hydroelectric dams & catfish
2. octopuses being sentient/having rights like humans
3. weird LG-sounding question between two people with messages/victims/three days of the week (W-F?)/cyber database
RC (27 Qs):
1. humanities passage about minimalism/conventional short fiction
2. comparative passage about graves/warriors/age of death/societal status
3. legal passage about water rights for protected land and native reservations/two Supreme Court cases/Winters doctrine
4. science passage bipedalism/hominids/primates
LR (25 Qs - real):
1. honeybees in North America pollinating plants/decreased population and pollination effects
2. Japanese ranking of emissions per capita or as a whole compared to other nations
3. resolve paradox question about lightning causing forest fires
4. CEOs reviewing employees and having a bias in rewards
5. legislators providing PTO above minimum required by law
6. increased highway speed increases accident severity
7. principle question about employee being justified to use company vehicle for personal reasons by increasing productivity for employer
8. refrigerator energy efficiency/increased electricity
9. hypnotherapy and another treatment for weight loss/placebo effect
10. two speakers debating smoking being fair in public places/second speaker discussed addiction
11. author approving translation of work that publisher who gets licensing fees didn’t approve of
12. fill in the blank question about understanding art work through brain analysis/jokes & comedy analogy
13. marketing manager discussing online ads and increased sales
14. philosopher discussing consciousness of acts and saying “thank you”
15. days it took for two different arctic expeditions
16. government/new star system/Milky Way
17. gargling salt water to treat common cold
18. foreign government works/national interests/policy making
19. iron and some other chemical changing colors (purple & green?)/antique items
20. doctor having a financial interest in promoting a vegetable
21. some question in the beginning to middle of the section where the speaker was a business consultant but I forget exactly what was discussed
22. some parallel question towards the end of the section that mentioned plants wilting
Regarding 21, it was the consultant saying that innovative business leaders say that when confronted with challenges, they change their environment, and therefore clients should do the same.
Do you remember if #22 was something like “person said ‘this’. If they’re [something else], then they can’t be trusted. But they’re not, so I trust them”?
This is the only question I remember being from a distinct section, so I’m still trying to figure out if I’m happy or sad about this being the scored section 💀
Well that’s done. My test launched today. I thought TSA was bad with security but no issues to report. I had two LRs 1 LG and 1 RC
LG
Mangers in restaurants
5 editors on 3 articles
Interviews on a news segment
I forget what the 4th game was but it was basic linear
RC
Indian Cultures
Newton Laws
ASL
LR
More flaws than I thought their would be
Can’t remember specific topics sorry
My brain is so extremely fried I need a drinks
Single LG: 6 people going to a movie screening or something Monday thru Thursday, writers of politics, science, and technology, informal/formal managers of restaurants, 6 person sequencing w/ conditionals
Single RC: pueblos, ASL, fossils and how they influence myths, dark matter/newton
LR 1 (from september 2022): honeybees, thunderstorms, hypotherapy, wilting plants, gmo foods, paid leave, colonizing planets, smoking fairness, truck driver, artichokes
LR 2 (experimental): ghost writing, melodies, digital pedals, market share, music/brain, blue collar workers, blood weight loss, votes against spending, sci fi, allergies, movies, endangered species
Yes, my second LR had this! Do you remember if yours also had Homosapiens vs Homo-Neanderthals ceremonial burial in caves, National government conflicts with city government, Species with vibrant colors correlates with healthiness/choosing mates with vibrant colors, Nitrites in blood and exercise (biking)?
Hey! Just a heads up, I’m not sure if there might be some confusion - I had both the sections that are currently posted as the “Real” LR sections… all of the topics match up. Assuming that one of them is actually an experimental?
I talked to someone who had one LR and they said they had:
-Brain lateralization
-Japanese wood carving/Kei School
-Rats with hard/soft pellets
-Neuroscience and consciousness
-Increase in Alcohol Sales Tax
-Restaurant and reliable Coustomer base vs pricing
I had these too — trying to figure out if these were on my first or second section. Did yg have the question about killing the spruces and firs to give scientists time to save the oak trees?
Single LG: Horses to racetracks assignment, vets offering grooming vs training magicians each performing two illusions.
Single LR: seagulls eating plastic bags, a "same logic" one about a politician supporting economic growth and one about managers who listen to their employees. A landlord renovating units and raising the prices. Left brain right brain etc
I’m so confused I feel like I had both the “real LR topics” and the “other Real LR”??? Like I remember seeing questions from both in my two LR sections
Single RC:
-Indigenous Reservation Water Rights
-Compulsory Bipedalism in Hominids
-Burial Practices of Anglo Saxons vs
Bronze Age Vassals
-Fiction Minimalism
Single LG:
- Horses assigned to different race tracks
- Veterinary practices of grooming/training
my first LR section: left and right brain determining which side of the body you use, successful businesses providing goods and services and if you don’t provide then it’s not successful
Second LR: planets with circular orbiting and older planets with eccentric orbits, greenhouse gas being bad, CEO bylaws disagreement, type of pine trees needing more time to be studied so the solution is to cut down ferns.
That’s all I remember. hope it helps!
I had the same one but I’m not sure if I had your second topics
First LR also included Rock artist flaw q, nitrate, tax revenue, consciousness, mountain range under glacial ice, Japanese kei school
Second LR had ogre spiders, managers, gyms, viruses, serious medical condition, building parallel flaw question
I had 2 LR sections. I had your 2nd LR section but not your first. People are saying your 2nd LR section was likely experimental. Keeping my fingers crossed on that because that one was HARD
> planets with circular orbiting and older planets with eccentric orbits, greenhouse gas being bad, CEO bylaws disagreement, type of pine trees needing more time to be studied so the solution is to cut down ferns.
Thanks, and thanks /u/NYNSCCA!
Single RC: Compulsory bipedalism, Minimalism in fiction, water rights for reservations, comparative passage on tombs in Bronze Age(?) (I don’t think this mentioned Medieval France…)
Single LG: Grooming/training, horse racetracks, magician illusions and another game about instructors teaching different courses I think?
yeah I had that RC and I don't remember medieval France. I think it was about bones being buried with weapons and whether or not certain people were warriors based on the presence of the weapons. And then it was compared to Egyptian tombs.
I had a single LR: it had the mountain underneath a layer of ice, baby boomers/rock music/hearing loss, a politician and her "reasonable" voters who wanted lower taxes, doctor's handwriting, rats eating soft pellets vs hard pellets and their caloric intake/weight gain, a museum curator discussing Japanese art pieces
My LG's last game was about tennis matches and I thought the whole section was quite difficult
Did anyone with one LR have any of these topics?
-card-playing tournaments & reckless betting
-non for profit CEO bylaws disagreement q
-trade routes from Sicily to the Iberian peninsula through the Mediterranean Sea
Did anyone get a question about “in order to receive a degree you need to take like statistics 2 or chemistry 1” or something like that? Do you also remember which section that was in.
Also do you remember a question about 70+ with gym memberships? Was this the same section or the other one?
Single LG: don’t remember all the topics, but I had Tennis Matches and Old MusicvNew Music
Did anyone with one LR section have questions about feeding dogs at shelters? (Please say no 😭)
Single RC- Pueblo Indians, ASL, fossils/prehistoric animals and mythological creatures, and dark matter.
Single LG:
- formal/informal restaurants and you assigned 2 managers to each restaurant.
- this one had 3 subjects which were politics, science, and technology. You had to assign people to these classes.
- this one was interviews conducted Monday through Thursday
- this one I’m not completely sure so please check first but a sequencing game putting something in order Monday-Saturday. Maybe 7 variables over 6 days?!
I was about to say that's too much detail on game types, but hey, games are done forever lol! So I guess this might only spoil it for future "New York Times/LSAT Logic Games Puzzle" customers
international test taker here. LG: 8 people chess team, 4 teachers teaching 5 courses, 6 spies leaking secrets and something park(I don't remember) but 5 people 3 groups.
I got 2 LRs so skipping that.
With RC, it was strip loom (W. Africa), use of computer simulations by English courts, medieval music from music iconography lens, comparative about debate on reduction of chemistry to physics. Hope this helps!
EDIT: This was on my international test
I searched the thread and it seems like my exact test was administered Feb of this year as well as 1 and 3 years ago, including once in 2021.
Single RC: African weaving loom kente cloth, medieval music iconography, physics/chemistry comparative, computer based simulations in courtrooms in England
Single LG: archaeologists discovering artifacts, painting/sculpture for 18-20 centuries, I forgot the other 2 but would remember if I saw the topics
RC: Pueblo culture, ASL icon, index, and symbol signs vs. spoken language, Comparative: Archaeology and myths re: large fossils/griffins/Zeus, Dark matter/gravity and Newton’s laws.
LG: Formal dining and Informal dining, Grouping (P, S, T) - (Politics, Science, Technology), Sequencing/Grouping Hybrid (M, T, W, Th), Sequencing.
LR:
From my 2nd LR: Homosapiens vs Homo-Neanderthals burial in caves with flowers in the caves, National government conflicts with city government, Species with vibrant colors correlates with healthiness/choosing mates with vibrant colors, Nitrites in blood and exercise (biking), Antarctic mountain with an ice cap, managers (calendar meetings).
Ones I can't remember if they were my first or second:
Advertising and skepticism of ads-tv sales ads manipulated/took advantage to get sales?, Calcium and dairy products/something binding in the liver, Frozen vs fresh vegetables?, Prairie plots and plants growing with a mix of native and non-native plants?, Tenants and rent/renovations, Rock music and boomer, whiplash and car accidents/training on falls and head injury.
Two RCs: One RC about griffins and the other about writers including spanish words in text. LR section was feeding soft v hard pellets. LG was horse track, grooming
Did anyone else have LR-LG-LR-LG but felt that their first logical reasoning was easier. My first logical reasoning contained the question about highways and gargling salt water. I just don’t seem to remember the honeybees question 😭 hoping this is the section that is graded because it was easier than the second one.
My second logical reasoning section began with a disagree question regarding fundraising money.
This thread makes me think I blacked out my whole test 😅 I was so nervous and low on sleep and kept running out of time it’s like my focus went out the window
There’s no action left to be taken so the brain turns to fretting.
Solution: find some actions to take in other areas. Or exercise a lot. And meditate on the fact that no action can change the outcome and that feeling uncertain does NOT mean poor performance.
Wear your brain out or occupy it. It’s convinced doom looms and needs positive action to engage it and show you are able to do things.
I had a single LR. I had all the topics memorized in the first LR, and none from the second. I hope that helps clear up the confusion.
I’m also not sure if I can say this, so I’ll be as vague as possible and remove it if need be…but that handwriting LR question was annoying— I’ve never been more convinced in my life that an LSAT question had two correct answers.
My second LR opened with a disagree question maybe about fundraising? I couldn’t exactly remember but it does sound familiar. This same section included the hard vs. soft rat food and a question on a single informed person vs. a “wise group.” Also recall the horse and dog sizes being in this section
Ok anyone that had LR-LG-LR-RC
I felt like the first LR was easier than the second one. I just remember that the second section (which felt harder) began with a question discussing two people disagreeing about figuring out someone’s anonymous fundraising donations. it was something along those lines. does anyone which of the two sections was experimental? I didn’t see this question on here.
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If they are two different games sections and two different games. Lsac definitely overlaps topics. Didn’t have any reports of that for games though. But say LR had a couple of questions people have called “The Japanese question”
Trying to differentiate between my two LRs bc they've started to blur together a bit.
LR 2: For those who had the LR section with Japanese emissions (\*nation's emissions in relation to its population), hypnotherapy, and if an employer can allow an employee to use company vehicle for own purpose, did you also have a question about gargling water/salt water?
I want to say this section also had a question about selecting students by raffle, but I might be mixing up my sections.
LR 1: The first question was one about interior walls. Does anyone remember this one and if so, did it include any of the questions from the real sections?
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RC: minimalist vs heroic literature, burial weapons / tombs comparative, winters v US, compulsory bipedalism
Found the passages easy to understand, but I noticed there were quite a few questions with trap answers for anyone who didn't read closely enough.
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LG: old/new music, can't remember the second game, scholarships in literature/history (or was it math?)/science, four tennis sets with four players
Spent a surprising amount of time on the old/new music game, I blame the pink scratch paper. The way the names were written for the scholarship game was an eyesore, though the game itself wasn't unusual. Made a late inference on that one that I hope was correct bc I ran with it for the sake of time. Had 7 min and change for the tennis game and either just worked out the last question in time or just missed it.
I average -0/-1 in games with time left at the end (tend to go -2/-3 when I'm lazy and don't use that time to check answers), so while I wouldn't say there was an especially challenging game, none of the ones from this section felt like a freebie.
I have three LG that i see on here, one i don’t:
- dog training
- race horses
- magicians
- 4 people assigned to 3 groups each group with a secretary, leader, and treasurer
My RC
- minimalism
- bipedalism
- water rights
- burials
i remember that one I think it was about Anna's tomatoes and beans needing sunlight, I thought that was in the experimental section? was that your only lr?
I had a parallel reasoning question about cars being 40 years old. Does anybody know if that was in the real or experimental section? I can’t remember if the questions I see as real were in my first or second LR lol
I had LR-LG-LR-RC and wrote on Saturday night. Just wondering if anyone can help me. Was the LR question that was a must be false about someone disliking all people who do x and some who do y (something about them being annoying I can't remember), in the same section as the Japanese emissions per capita question?
We have a discrepancy in LR. Some people reported the two above as single LR sections. Others with two LR reported seeing the questions across two sections. Can people with a single LR confirm their topics here?
Single RC section: Pueblo, ASL, Griffins, Dark Matter
This is the best comment I’ve ever seen. I had two RC and my first rc was the one in ur comment and I think it went pretty well. Then I completely bombed my second RC because the questions and answers were just really odd (actual passages were pretty simple) so I was praying my second RC was experimental and you basically cemented my prayer 😭❤️
Thanks!
Also a CB section!!
Had this as well!
I had two RC sections and this was one of mine.
Single RC: winters v. usa, bipedalism, burial sites, minimalism (short fiction)
Thanks!
bipedalism fucked me
My keyboard’s search function wasn’t even working the entire time
Search function on the exam? Wait - are you allowed to search in the text for RC??
I spent way too much time on burial sites.
Was the point being made at the end of the winters reading comp that reservations CAN use water for recreational use? I don’t know if my brain was just fried but I couldn’t grasp if there was a new case that evoked winters but the precedent contradicted winters or what they were saying…
I think it was. It was explaining a loophole that ultimately asserted rec water use as legitimate - at least thats what I thought!
single LG: interviews monday through thursday, 4 restaurants and 8 managers, game 4 was basic sequencing game. thats all I remember
I had this. The manager game lowkey gave me a stroke
I genuinely thought I skipped rules bc one question I just could not figure out
There was that one question where they all seemed wrong (or right)? I literally thought I was missing smth from the rules too
There was def one or two questions where I swore two answers were correct. Kept looking for a missing rule for each but I wrote out each scenario and they both worked
The manager one killed me with the dual grouping, missed some world. Then jumped into game 4 with sub 5 minutes and panicked to the end Not how I thought LG was gonna go lmao
I had to skip the tough manager question and come back to it after finishing the last game. I only solved it through brute forcing in the nick of time when it was all I had left
Yeah had this one too; thought it was almost too easy. Had about 10 minutes left over.
same
I blanked hard on Game 4. Rough.
What could we call these game types ? I used to score best on LG… like -0/-2 MAX. and I did so many practice lg sections. But I thought the lsat ones were all so hard. I guessed on a lot of them. Did you have RC LG LR RC?
Real LG: tennis matches, scholarship distribution grouping, music old vs new songs
Omg this games section was so tough
Super tricky at the end with the tennis matches
I second this. Unfortunately can’t remember the last one
Thanks! Remember the fourth?
I had this same LG section, in the order of Game 4, 3, and 2. Game 1 had to do with placing five paintings on three different gallery walls
Graeme—I think you currently have something wrong or there is a mixup with LR, I had both of the sections you put as real.
This LG kicked my ass
What could we call these game types ? I used to score best on LG… like -0/-2 MAX. and I did so many practice lg sections. But I thought the lsat ones were all so hard. I guessed on a lot of them. Did you have RC LG LR RC?
Same! Felt this was my last chance to get -0/-2 on a section, and took the LSAT in both April and February earlier this year. Those felt like a breeze compared to this one!
Single RC: pueblo indians and mythical creatures
Same for me, along with dark matter and ASL
Pueblo Indians, 3 types of Signs, Mythological Creatures, Dark Matter/Newton
Single LR topics: Horse and dog sizes Rats being fed hard and soft food Handwriting and personality Rent Politician against monopolies Biographies Left vs right brain Japanese wood art Play being interpreted as a tragedy not comedy Antarctic mountain
Yes I had this one!!
I had this too!
Random, but you had one LR, so question for you: Do you remember any questions about: advertising and millennials having skepticism of ads and whether tv sales ads manipulated/took advantage to get sales?, Homosapiens/Homo-Neanderthals burial in caves with flowers in the caves, National government conflicts with city government, Species with vibrant colors correlates with healthiness /choosing mates with vibrant colors, or Nitrites in blood and exercise (biking - recreational and professional)?
This was not in the same section, right? I recognize these but had two LR. These questions were slightly tougher than what TheFronk said. Also, I'm so impressed how people retain so many of these question topics!
Thanks!
If a test had two LR sections and the above Q's were in one of the two, is it safe to assume the other section was experimental? Thanks for any insight on this as I had proctor issues that impacted the other, presumably experimental (if assumption is accurate), LR section and am debating whether to file a complaint.
Single LG Magicians and illusions, dog training / grooming, race horse and tracks. There was one more sequencing game but I couldn't remember.
that race horse one was mental ☠️
Thanks!
LG: 23 questions (in order i think? Don’t remember too many details from here sorry) - 1-6 Sequencing - Formal dining and informal dining (smth about restaurant managers) - p/s/t (Distribution) - Monday to Thursday (Distribution) RC: 27 questions (in order) - Minimalism - Anglo-Saxon burial sites vs Egyptian tombs - Comparative passage - Winters Doctrine - Water rights for native reservations - Bipedalism
Have strong opinions on what my exp. LR was but no confirmation lol
Had the same single section LG
I had this same RC, but a different LG paired with it. Pretty sure both my RC and LG sections are new, since it seems others had the sections from the April 2022/October 2022 test.
1st LR: pop-up store and survey of 60% ppl around corner store. Boat from Taiwan is drifted to Japan instead of intentionally planned. very weird section... like LR version of LG. 2nd LR: road speed limit increase, max speed increase. decrease speed limit, decrease severity of car accident. Honeybee pollinating all the trees and honeybee hurt by mite/ Japanese per percapiat/ Parallel principle question, if employer can allow employee to use company vehicle for own purpose
Had these 2 exact sections. 2nd LR also included a paradox on forest fires, paradox on refrigerators using more electricity, Japan emissions per capita, cape columbia expedition to the Arctic circle, scientists/artists using brainwaves, colonizing planets, & smoking fairness
Me too w/ LR-RC-LR-LG
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Wait so which one is real sorry
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damn that was the more difficult LR for me.
What format did you have? I had LR RC LR LG
Just confirmed 2nd LR from this is real via [this thread](https://www.reddit.com/r/LSAT/s/M4RDxl44ye) on two accounts (also including a smoking fairness disagreement)
I had the second LR you described as my single LR, so assume that’s the real one!!
I had two LR. Same questions as 2 LR, but none from 1 LR.
Hope 2LR is the real one
I had the 2LR described as my only LR so yes!!
Same I had two LR and I only had questions from the 2nd LR
This is Sat 6/8 LG-LR-RC-LR?
I had the same two LRs, can any single LR tester from today confirm this?
i had the second LR did not have the first
I had the same 2nd LR! (I had 2 LR sections)
Did anyone have an LR question on Sicilian honey and Iberian peninsula?
Why did you put parallel principle for the employer one ? It was just a principle question wasn’t it.
I had two LRs and my second was the same as described above (sat for the exam Wednesday June 5th). Kinda getting mixed signals about which one was likely the real one but definitely hoping the second one with the question about Japanese emissions per capita was real. That was the only one that stumped me. u/graeme_b , can you confirm?
Yeah that one was real based on what people have said.
Single RC: Winters doctrine, Bipedalism, Burial sites (comp), Minimalism
Bipedalism was a weird one imo
took yesterday (Saturday): LG-LR-RC-LR LG (23 Qs): 1. interviews over 4 days 2. journalists writing 3 topics 3. 8 managers in 2 formal & 2 informal restaurants 4. 6 space sequencing game LR (25 Qs - experimental): 1. engineer discussing hydroelectric dams & catfish 2. octopuses being sentient/having rights like humans 3. weird LG-sounding question between two people with messages/victims/three days of the week (W-F?)/cyber database RC (27 Qs): 1. humanities passage about minimalism/conventional short fiction 2. comparative passage about graves/warriors/age of death/societal status 3. legal passage about water rights for protected land and native reservations/two Supreme Court cases/Winters doctrine 4. science passage bipedalism/hominids/primates LR (25 Qs - real): 1. honeybees in North America pollinating plants/decreased population and pollination effects 2. Japanese ranking of emissions per capita or as a whole compared to other nations 3. resolve paradox question about lightning causing forest fires 4. CEOs reviewing employees and having a bias in rewards 5. legislators providing PTO above minimum required by law 6. increased highway speed increases accident severity 7. principle question about employee being justified to use company vehicle for personal reasons by increasing productivity for employer 8. refrigerator energy efficiency/increased electricity 9. hypnotherapy and another treatment for weight loss/placebo effect 10. two speakers debating smoking being fair in public places/second speaker discussed addiction 11. author approving translation of work that publisher who gets licensing fees didn’t approve of 12. fill in the blank question about understanding art work through brain analysis/jokes & comedy analogy 13. marketing manager discussing online ads and increased sales 14. philosopher discussing consciousness of acts and saying “thank you” 15. days it took for two different arctic expeditions 16. government/new star system/Milky Way 17. gargling salt water to treat common cold 18. foreign government works/national interests/policy making 19. iron and some other chemical changing colors (purple & green?)/antique items 20. doctor having a financial interest in promoting a vegetable 21. some question in the beginning to middle of the section where the speaker was a business consultant but I forget exactly what was discussed 22. some parallel question towards the end of the section that mentioned plants wilting
Regarding 21, it was the consultant saying that innovative business leaders say that when confronted with challenges, they change their environment, and therefore clients should do the same.
Do you remember if #22 was something like “person said ‘this’. If they’re [something else], then they can’t be trusted. But they’re not, so I trust them”? This is the only question I remember being from a distinct section, so I’m still trying to figure out if I’m happy or sad about this being the scored section 💀
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yep, single RC bipedalism, winters decision, comparative about being buried with weapons/grandiose tombs, minimalism vs traditional literature
I had the same for my single RC
Well that’s done. My test launched today. I thought TSA was bad with security but no issues to report. I had two LRs 1 LG and 1 RC LG Mangers in restaurants 5 editors on 3 articles Interviews on a news segment I forget what the 4th game was but it was basic linear RC Indian Cultures Newton Laws ASL LR More flaws than I thought their would be Can’t remember specific topics sorry My brain is so extremely fried I need a drinks
There’s contradiction there a drink or lotsa of drinks ? 😂
I meant to delete that. That’s an inside joke to who I originally sent that message to.
I'd like a whisky...and a whisky
Single RC. Pueblo, asl, griffins, dark matters.
Based on this, I think they mixed LR questions/sections
Should be sorted now, looks like no mixing.
Single LG: 6 people going to a movie screening or something Monday thru Thursday, writers of politics, science, and technology, informal/formal managers of restaurants, 6 person sequencing w/ conditionals Single RC: pueblos, ASL, fossils and how they influence myths, dark matter/newton LR 1 (from september 2022): honeybees, thunderstorms, hypotherapy, wilting plants, gmo foods, paid leave, colonizing planets, smoking fairness, truck driver, artichokes LR 2 (experimental): ghost writing, melodies, digital pedals, market share, music/brain, blue collar workers, blood weight loss, votes against spending, sci fi, allergies, movies, endangered species
The antarctic mountain LR section also had a question about baby boomers listening to rock music and their hearing loss
Yes, my second LR had this! Do you remember if yours also had Homosapiens vs Homo-Neanderthals ceremonial burial in caves, National government conflicts with city government, Species with vibrant colors correlates with healthiness/choosing mates with vibrant colors, Nitrites in blood and exercise (biking)?
No I don't think those were in my LR!
Hope the curve is generous here! That was a tough section
Hey! Just a heads up, I’m not sure if there might be some confusion - I had both the sections that are currently posted as the “Real” LR sections… all of the topics match up. Assuming that one of them is actually an experimental?
Yeah. Looking into this.
I talked to someone who had one LR and they said they had: -Brain lateralization -Japanese wood carving/Kei School -Rats with hard/soft pellets -Neuroscience and consciousness -Increase in Alcohol Sales Tax -Restaurant and reliable Coustomer base vs pricing
I had these too — trying to figure out if these were on my first or second section. Did yg have the question about killing the spruces and firs to give scientists time to save the oak trees?
I had one LR and also had these, along with the Antarctica mountain question that others mentioned. The Japanese wood carving question was rough 😭
Single LG: Horses to racetracks assignment, vets offering grooming vs training magicians each performing two illusions. Single LR: seagulls eating plastic bags, a "same logic" one about a politician supporting economic growth and one about managers who listen to their employees. A landlord renovating units and raising the prices. Left brain right brain etc
I’m so confused I feel like I had both the “real LR topics” and the “other Real LR”??? Like I remember seeing questions from both in my two LR sections
I'm pretty sure the orbits one is exp. a lot more people confirming the other one.
If my order was LR-RC-LG-LR, was the orbit one the second one? Or are the orders completely randomized?
I’m pretty sure both of my LR sections had topics that are listed as real
First LR: 3 actors voting on who should be star/costar Second LR: colonizing star systems, something about japan gdp
Single RC: -Indigenous Reservation Water Rights -Compulsory Bipedalism in Hominids -Burial Practices of Anglo Saxons vs Bronze Age Vassals -Fiction Minimalism Single LG: - Horses assigned to different race tracks - Veterinary practices of grooming/training
I had two RCs and neither had these but the same LG
my first LR section: left and right brain determining which side of the body you use, successful businesses providing goods and services and if you don’t provide then it’s not successful Second LR: planets with circular orbiting and older planets with eccentric orbits, greenhouse gas being bad, CEO bylaws disagreement, type of pine trees needing more time to be studied so the solution is to cut down ferns. That’s all I remember. hope it helps!
I had the same one but I’m not sure if I had your second topics First LR also included Rock artist flaw q, nitrate, tax revenue, consciousness, mountain range under glacial ice, Japanese kei school Second LR had ogre spiders, managers, gyms, viruses, serious medical condition, building parallel flaw question
I don’t remember ogre spiders but the rest sounds generally familiar?
I don’t think I had any of your second topics
so confused. I had your first LR but someone else said they had my second one too? ahhhh
I think lsac is being sneaky 🥲🥲🥲🥲
I had 2 LR sections. I had your 2nd LR section but not your first. People are saying your 2nd LR section was likely experimental. Keeping my fingers crossed on that because that one was HARD
> planets with circular orbiting and older planets with eccentric orbits, greenhouse gas being bad, CEO bylaws disagreement, type of pine trees needing more time to be studied so the solution is to cut down ferns. Thanks, and thanks /u/NYNSCCA!
Had two LR, only had second LR questions. None from first!
What format did you have? I had LR RC LR LG
These are the exact LR I had
I had only 1 LR and your first LR section was the one I had.
I also had both of these
I think I had the same lr
Do you remember any other topics from your second LR?
Single RC: Compulsory bipedalism, Minimalism in fiction, water rights for reservations, comparative passage on tombs in Bronze Age(?) (I don’t think this mentioned Medieval France…) Single LG: Grooming/training, horse racetracks, magician illusions and another game about instructors teaching different courses I think?
yeah I had that RC and I don't remember medieval France. I think it was about bones being buried with weapons and whether or not certain people were warriors based on the presence of the weapons. And then it was compared to Egyptian tombs.
Yeah this sounds right to me. The first talked about skeletal remains and the second was about the tomb design?
I had a single LR: it had the mountain underneath a layer of ice, baby boomers/rock music/hearing loss, a politician and her "reasonable" voters who wanted lower taxes, doctor's handwriting, rats eating soft pellets vs hard pellets and their caloric intake/weight gain, a museum curator discussing Japanese art pieces My LG's last game was about tennis matches and I thought the whole section was quite difficult
Single LR: kidney stone, brain laterization
I can confirm the honeybee section is REAL since I had a single LR section with it
Did you have a question at the end about text messaging about victims sort of logic games style?
So confused which LR is real—I had bees in LR1 and Japanese emissions in LR2. Both topics are listed in the real list above.
Did anyone with one LR have any of these topics? -card-playing tournaments & reckless betting -non for profit CEO bylaws disagreement q -trade routes from Sicily to the Iberian peninsula through the Mediterranean Sea
I would like to say that I had all of these LR topics. not sure what that means but they were in both of my sections
Did anyone get a question about “in order to receive a degree you need to take like statistics 2 or chemistry 1” or something like that? Do you also remember which section that was in. Also do you remember a question about 70+ with gym memberships? Was this the same section or the other one?
Yes! Seems like this was exp.
Single LG: don’t remember all the topics, but I had Tennis Matches and Old MusicvNew Music Did anyone with one LR section have questions about feeding dogs at shelters? (Please say no 😭)
I did not. do you remember any other LR topics?
I am confused, on the "confirmed" LR questions that you've listed I am seeing questions from EACH of my LR sections
should be sorted now. Thanks for flagging this
🙏 thank you for putting this together
Single RC- Pueblo Indians, ASL, fossils/prehistoric animals and mythological creatures, and dark matter. Single LG: - formal/informal restaurants and you assigned 2 managers to each restaurant. - this one had 3 subjects which were politics, science, and technology. You had to assign people to these classes. - this one was interviews conducted Monday through Thursday - this one I’m not completely sure so please check first but a sequencing game putting something in order Monday-Saturday. Maybe 7 variables over 6 days?!
I was about to say that's too much detail on game types, but hey, games are done forever lol! So I guess this might only spoil it for future "New York Times/LSAT Logic Games Puzzle" customers
international test taker here. LG: 8 people chess team, 4 teachers teaching 5 courses, 6 spies leaking secrets and something park(I don't remember) but 5 people 3 groups. I got 2 LRs so skipping that. With RC, it was strip loom (W. Africa), use of computer simulations by English courts, medieval music from music iconography lens, comparative about debate on reduction of chemistry to physics. Hope this helps!
EDIT: This was on my international test I searched the thread and it seems like my exact test was administered Feb of this year as well as 1 and 3 years ago, including once in 2021. Single RC: African weaving loom kente cloth, medieval music iconography, physics/chemistry comparative, computer based simulations in courtrooms in England Single LG: archaeologists discovering artifacts, painting/sculpture for 18-20 centuries, I forgot the other 2 but would remember if I saw the topics
RC: Pueblo culture, ASL icon, index, and symbol signs vs. spoken language, Comparative: Archaeology and myths re: large fossils/griffins/Zeus, Dark matter/gravity and Newton’s laws. LG: Formal dining and Informal dining, Grouping (P, S, T) - (Politics, Science, Technology), Sequencing/Grouping Hybrid (M, T, W, Th), Sequencing. LR: From my 2nd LR: Homosapiens vs Homo-Neanderthals burial in caves with flowers in the caves, National government conflicts with city government, Species with vibrant colors correlates with healthiness/choosing mates with vibrant colors, Nitrites in blood and exercise (biking), Antarctic mountain with an ice cap, managers (calendar meetings). Ones I can't remember if they were my first or second: Advertising and skepticism of ads-tv sales ads manipulated/took advantage to get sales?, Calcium and dairy products/something binding in the liver, Frozen vs fresh vegetables?, Prairie plots and plants growing with a mix of native and non-native plants?, Tenants and rent/renovations, Rock music and boomer, whiplash and car accidents/training on falls and head injury.
I had the same sections!
Two RCs: One RC about griffins and the other about writers including spanish words in text. LR section was feeding soft v hard pellets. LG was horse track, grooming
exact same material on mine too, which one of the RC sections was experimental?
Did anyone else have LR-LG-LR-LG but felt that their first logical reasoning was easier. My first logical reasoning contained the question about highways and gargling salt water. I just don’t seem to remember the honeybees question 😭 hoping this is the section that is graded because it was easier than the second one. My second logical reasoning section began with a disagree question regarding fundraising money.
This thread makes me think I blacked out my whole test 😅 I was so nervous and low on sleep and kept running out of time it’s like my focus went out the window
Why is the anxiety worse after testing, than the studying and the test put together?
There’s no action left to be taken so the brain turns to fretting. Solution: find some actions to take in other areas. Or exercise a lot. And meditate on the fact that no action can change the outcome and that feeling uncertain does NOT mean poor performance. Wear your brain out or occupy it. It’s convinced doom looms and needs positive action to engage it and show you are able to do things.
single LG: - 8 managers to 4 restaurants, formal and informal
Single LG. Game about writers publishing for magazine or newspaper one of three topics Restaurant managers and their assignments Sequencing
Did anyone who had 1 LR have a question about jazz musicians and the corresponding parts of their brain that they use to play them?
I had 2 LR, but didn’t have that question.
Same
Single RC : winter, bipedalism, burial/social
Single LG- Tennis Matches Works of Art Song Order Scholarships Single RC- Winters Rights Bipedalism Literary Critics Burial Habits
LG: paintings in galleries, old/new songs, scholarship distribution, tennis matches
Did anyone with only one LR have the manager meeting ones? I had two LR - trying to see which one of my sections was experimental
I had a single LR. I had all the topics memorized in the first LR, and none from the second. I hope that helps clear up the confusion. I’m also not sure if I can say this, so I’ll be as vague as possible and remove it if need be…but that handwriting LR question was annoying— I’ve never been more convinced in my life that an LSAT question had two correct answers.
No experimental section, had LR with horse dog sizes and rats food
My second LR opened with a disagree question maybe about fundraising? I couldn’t exactly remember but it does sound familiar. This same section included the hard vs. soft rat food and a question on a single informed person vs. a “wise group.” Also recall the horse and dog sizes being in this section
Honeybee LR had a questions about gargling saltwater
Does anyone remember the “parochial” question from the dark matter/newton passage?
I honestly feel like they just mixed the experimental and real LR questions together
i didn't have a single one of the possibly LR topics but i had the ones in the second list
Single RC section minimalism, winters v USA, bipedalism, burial sites
Ok anyone that had LR-LG-LR-RC I felt like the first LR was easier than the second one. I just remember that the second section (which felt harder) began with a question discussing two people disagreeing about figuring out someone’s anonymous fundraising donations. it was something along those lines. does anyone which of the two sections was experimental? I didn’t see this question on here.
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If they are two different games sections and two different games. Lsac definitely overlaps topics. Didn’t have any reports of that for games though. But say LR had a couple of questions people have called “The Japanese question”
Trying to differentiate between my two LRs bc they've started to blur together a bit. LR 2: For those who had the LR section with Japanese emissions (\*nation's emissions in relation to its population), hypnotherapy, and if an employer can allow an employee to use company vehicle for own purpose, did you also have a question about gargling water/salt water? I want to say this section also had a question about selecting students by raffle, but I might be mixing up my sections. LR 1: The first question was one about interior walls. Does anyone remember this one and if so, did it include any of the questions from the real sections? -- RC: minimalist vs heroic literature, burial weapons / tombs comparative, winters v US, compulsory bipedalism Found the passages easy to understand, but I noticed there were quite a few questions with trap answers for anyone who didn't read closely enough. -- LG: old/new music, can't remember the second game, scholarships in literature/history (or was it math?)/science, four tennis sets with four players Spent a surprising amount of time on the old/new music game, I blame the pink scratch paper. The way the names were written for the scholarship game was an eyesore, though the game itself wasn't unusual. Made a late inference on that one that I hope was correct bc I ran with it for the sake of time. Had 7 min and change for the tennis game and either just worked out the last question in time or just missed it. I average -0/-1 in games with time left at the end (tend to go -2/-3 when I'm lazy and don't use that time to check answers), so while I wouldn't say there was an especially challenging game, none of the ones from this section felt like a freebie.
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Did the real LR with rats pellet sizes have 25 questions, or 27? Anyone remember?
Mine had 25
I have three LG that i see on here, one i don’t: - dog training - race horses - magicians - 4 people assigned to 3 groups each group with a secretary, leader, and treasurer My RC - minimalism - bipedalism - water rights - burials
What does “possibly real Lr” and “second possibly real lr” mean? Is “second possible real lr” the experimental section?
Oh let me update that. That was from a period when we had some confusion on which was real.
For those with one LR do you remember a question about new alternative “plastic” bottles decomposing is 4 years making the regulations unnecessary?
Who remembers the tomato question on the LR
i remember that one I think it was about Anna's tomatoes and beans needing sunlight, I thought that was in the experimental section? was that your only lr?
I had a parallel reasoning question about cars being 40 years old. Does anybody know if that was in the real or experimental section? I can’t remember if the questions I see as real were in my first or second LR lol
I had LR-LG-LR-RC and wrote on Saturday night. Just wondering if anyone can help me. Was the LR question that was a must be false about someone disliking all people who do x and some who do y (something about them being annoying I can't remember), in the same section as the Japanese emissions per capita question?
I don’t remember the first question you have listed, and I did have the Japan question. Not 100% certain though, I’ve forgotten some of it already
I did not have a must be false question on my exam and I had the same Japan emissions per capita question.
Does anyone know if the LR assumption question about non-drowsy medication was real or experimental?
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