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shunhe August 13, 2020

Hi @joshlewis8,

Thanks for the question! So if you haven’t finished the modules yet, I would try to at least get through the videos and do a couple of questions from each section to get some practice in with the ways you should approach questions and then different question types. But really, what’s key is to do as many practice tests as possible and understand why you got wrong what you get wrong. So take a bunch of timed practice tests from the more recent tests (as many as reasonably possible), and then pull sections out of the old tests to drill specific problems you’re having trouble with (for example, if you have trouble with reading comprehension, pull some old reading comprehension sections and work through those). Then, go through and make sure you understand all the problems you had trouble with. Study-wise, those will be a good way to get yourself ready to test day. If you’re really behind on everything, logic games will probably show the quickest improvement if you haven’t done much of it yet. Hard to say exactly what to do without knowing a bit more context, but what I just laid out is a good overall strategy.

Hope this helps! Feel free to ask any other questions that you might have.

Osilo December 20, 2021

Hi, I have revised the linear Game questions, how can I access the most recent LSAT questions on linear games on this package?

Ravi February 11, 2022

If you go to the analytics section of the app and click on "logic games," you'll see a section in there called "linear games." There, scroll to the right as much as you can, as the linear games from the newer practice tests will appear toward the end of that section. The analytics section pools all of the questions from all of the practice tests and categorizes them by question type.