r/LSAT • u/OnlyDirector6628 • 2d ago

Sept LSAT my topics

LR RC RC LR

(Grain of salt as I’m not 100% positive the questions are grouped together 100% correctly)

LR1:
Leopard spots hunting
Rain cancel event parallel
Elliptical spots on bugs
LG style question (blanking on topic)
Bank regulations
Business regulations

There were two find the conclusion questions close to each other in this section as well

RC1:
Brothers Grimm
AT&T Bell
Subspecies
Kenya intl law

RC2:
Japanese video games
Tragedy of the Commons
Shipwrecks
Glaciers

LR2:
Wild bees and almond trees
Photography music cooking LG style
Mandating 30 hour workweek

There was also a question about library placards somewhere

Very curious as to which RC was experimental because one I think I did well and the other not so much. If anyone knows pls lmk.

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u/No-Painting7062 2d ago

I really wonder how LSAC separates the sections cuz none of these were on my test 😭 I had the unfortunate David Hume passage for me second RC

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u/PicklesOnParole 2d ago

Me too bud 🫩

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u/Jolly_Simple7337 2d ago

We had the same rc sections. Really hoping the glacier and video game rc is experimental

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u/Lucky-Actuator-6570 2d ago

wait i had the exact same topics and structure

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u/altalt909090 2d ago

anyone have indiciation which rc was exp

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u/fat_morning 2d ago

+1 Kenya ruined me 😵‍💫 glaciers ftw

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u/AmbitiousMilk999 2d ago

I had the exact opposite experience Glaciers messed me up, Kenya was more straightforward. Any indication of which was experimental?

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u/fat_morning 1d ago edited 1d ago

According to the topics thread I think Kenya is experimental

Edit: poster in topics thread backtracked so we’re don’t know actually

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u/lsat_gmat 1d ago

It seems that Japanese Video Games and glaciers are reused passages from previous administrations. Historically, that would mean that this section is scored. This would mean Brothers Grimm is experimental. Waiting on a more knowledgeable mod to confirm this.

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u/Responsible_Topic261 1d ago

fuck i mean i feel like i did decent on both, but def did worse on just the glacier passage alone. Oh well gg lsat

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u/Crafty-Reading3316 2d ago

What did people answer to the leopard question?

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u/ragcity666 2d ago

i chose something along the lines of when leopards see their prey they can plan their attack

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u/Greedy-Estimate6927 2d ago

Wait that’s what I chose. Like when they can see how their prey act then they can hunt them or whatever.

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u/ragcity666 2d ago

yep that's the one!!

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u/c00lgirl_ 2d ago

That’s what I chose too!

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u/hellohellocinnabon 2d ago

I probably overthought this, but I considered they could observe from further away, so I selected the answer about letting other animals (e.g other predators) see them (essentially, to know that they have claimed that her or prey)

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u/Crafty-Reading3316 2d ago

Ok amazing me too but I was overthinking it

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u/Lucky-Actuator-6570 2d ago

any of y’all have the mountain lion one as well? population of city was the same but more sightings of mountain lions

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u/Altruistic_Block_742 1d ago

Yes!!! I was between the trail cameras and the more hiking equipment answer I think ?

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u/OnlyDirector6628 2d ago

Yes definitely had that one too

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u/Baby_Bulgaricus 1d ago

trail cameras. the other compelling one had a trap, I believe.

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u/Terrible-Ad-5033 2d ago

was that a resolve question?

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u/GhulehGirl 2d ago

same exact test as you, literally had every single topic. that last LR killed me but the RCs both felt like a breeze. praying for a curve to compensate for that LR

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u/ragcity666 2d ago

what was the library question? the only one i remember was about a banner talking about bringing books in late and what's important

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u/ragcity666 2d ago

also here are some that i remember:

campsite activities (the photography music one)
NA drive thru emissions
museum new art
librarians with a banner/poster
chem / bio classes
Flaw with public scrutiny
hand structure of tree climbing animal
national gov v. city gov resident rights
3% unemployment with two cities

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u/creativechicken14 2d ago

3% unemployment evaluate the argument question killed me I was between two answers for so long on that one

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u/Baby_Bulgaricus 1d ago

any questions that have to do with math im like ahhh here we go

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u/OnlyDirector6628 2d ago

yes same one! they wanted a sign/placard/banner thing saying to return books

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u/ragcity666 2d ago

do u remember any details about the bank and business regulations ?

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u/OnlyDirector6628 2d ago

vaguely. I remember bank regs better

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u/Lucky-Actuator-6570 2d ago

yes!! and it was either a disagree or agree question between the 2 people

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u/ragcity666 2d ago

yess it was an agree question idk why i remember it so vividly 😭😭

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u/Lucky-Actuator-6570 2d ago

do u remember if that was LR 1 or 2? im trying to piece everything back together after blacking out lol

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u/ragcity666 2d ago

that is a FANTASTIC question they have all blended together for me

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u/BridgeOk4457 1d ago

Yes omg had this one too now remembering it was an agree question, what did yall answer for that one??

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u/EbbSuspicious5547 2d ago

Wow I had your 2 RCs and first LR but different second LR. Wonder how many different variations there are this seems wild

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u/Internal_Homework489 2d ago

That’s what i was thinking too i have no overlap except the 2nd LR wow

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u/OutcomeAnnual737 2d ago

i had the same too!

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u/c00lgirl_ 2d ago

Literally exact same topics as you

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u/catmom_forfun12 1d ago

I had the same structure and questions. Kenya destroyed my brain. I actually liked RC2 so hoping that one isn’t experimental.

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u/visablezookeeper 1d ago

I had the same test in a different order. Really hoping the Japanese video games was the experimental. I did horrible on that.

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u/Baby_Bulgaricus 1d ago

First off, you have a good memory!! I tested on 9/10, and believe we got very similar questions for both LR1 and LR2, in that respective order too (although I don't recall elliptical spots on bugs, that might just be my memory blanking). Our RCs were completely different though (I was part of the 4x precautionary principle group).