September 2009 LSAT Section 3 Question 1

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damon on September 22, 2016

Timing

After all these prep, I still run out of time fast in all sections. Do you recommend that I answer the question once I found the correct answer choice or I should read all answer choices?! How abt skipping the long questions which take a lot of time reading them? Any strategical answer that increases my pace will be appreciated

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Mehran on September 23, 2016

@damon, the key for improving your timing on Logical Reasoning is to make sure you understand the stimulus before proceeding.

If the stimulus is an argument, you want to pause and break it down. Identify the conclusion, identify the premises and try to think critically about it.

Rushing through the stimulus and/or skipping answer choices might improve your timing but it will only be at the the expense of your accuracy.

Search "Struggling with Logical Reasoning? Watch This!" on YouTube and you will find a video I recorded that discusses this key strategy in more detail.

Hope this helps! Please let us know if you have any other questions.

damon on September 23, 2016

Thank you v much!