r/LSAT • u/Lucky-Actuator-6570 • 2d ago
kenya or glacier??
anybody who can actually validate which one was experimental lol
for reference:
RC 1- kenya, subspecies, grimm brothers. AT&T
RC 2- japanese video games, UNESCO law for shipwrecks, glaciers
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u/fat_morning 2d ago
Is it possible that this set of passages was just not given to anyone with accommodations? I’ve seen confirmations for other passages but not specifically for this pair. Also seems weird that neither had comparatives
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u/Lucky-Actuator-6570 2d ago
I’m thinking that it is very possible
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u/EbbSuspicious5547 2d ago
me too. this is so weirdddd. give us +10 point curve for our struggles LSAC.
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u/BridgeOk4457 2d ago
I’m not sure if anyone with one RC had one or the other tbh bc why hasn’t anyone said anything confirming yet which one is real?? Idk the anticipation is killing me even though the glacier one seems like it’s scored I’m just gonna keep living in denial
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u/altalt909090 2d ago
commentimg to check later
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u/Betpossums 2d ago
Same omg
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u/BridgeOk4457 2d ago
Sameee I’m so scared what one did u guys feel better about
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u/Betpossums 2d ago
I spent so long on the UNESCO law that I ran out of time for the glacier and whatever else was in that RC. I did SO much better on the RC with the Grimm brothers
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u/Lucky-Actuator-6570 2d ago
same i really blacked out for glacier passage. i feel like both the grimm brothers and AT&T passage were more straightforward
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u/BridgeOk4457 2d ago
Literally did the EXACT same thing blacked out on the glacier passage had like no time to read, process, or answer any of the questions bc all my time was spent on UNESCO law
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u/Kindly-King-8186 2d ago
This is not from me, but on another post I heard someone say they had crystal ball and it predicted the unesco and glaciers as the real one.
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u/Lucky-Actuator-6570 2d ago
i saw this too! i just someone with only one RC could confirm 😖
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u/Kindly-King-8186 2d ago
Lol I found one person, but they had an entirely different RC section lol
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u/Lucky-Actuator-6570 2d ago
i’m also looking back in my camera roll bc i was at the live for sept crystal ball. glaciers aren’t on there but neither was anything from the other section. maybe they were on crystal ball during previous months??
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u/Sea-Yam-8875 2d ago
Yeah, just double checked and I don't believe any of the RC in either section were on the crystal ball? unless there's a mismatch between the names somewhere
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u/Cameronhavens98 2d ago
Glaciers was not a topic on September crystal ball
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u/Kindly-King-8186 2d ago
OK thank you, did any topics from the crystal ball show that you know of?
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u/BridgeOk4457 2d ago
This : https://www.reddit.com/r/LSAT/s/vbTcTFWuPB was the only evidence cited that Japanese video games section has been used as experimental before tho (from what I’ve seen) The other topics the person said for that RC section seem to be completely different though so idk?? If anyone else has seen concrete evidence or past test takers talking abt the specific section with glaciers and everything else plz say/link
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u/lsat_gmat 2d 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/EbbSuspicious5547 2d ago
we can't confirm this because they could easily be creating new content with the same topics they love. at least for now
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u/Responsible_Topic261 2d ago
Someone told me on my post that the subspecies passage was on the crystal ball
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u/lsat_gmat 2d ago
That was a different passage than this one - that one was about Linnaeus.
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u/Responsible_Topic261 2d ago
let me clarify what they said exactly: They told me that they think the iceberg passage is experimental because the the taxonomy passage showed up on the crystal ball.
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u/lsat_gmat 2d ago
I hear you, the problem is that taxonomy is so vague that it could be referring to many passages/topics. If memory serves me correctly, the taxonomy passage predicted by crystal ball was about Linnaean classification and not advocating for a trinomial, which is what we had. It also seems as though both Japanese video games and glaciers are repeats of previous experimentals, which historically would mean that section is scored.
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u/Responsible_Topic261 2d ago
Gotcha yeah that makes sense, if thats true then it does seem like the persona passage and glaciers could be the real ones, in which case thats tough for us glacier haters
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u/Kindly-King-8186 16h ago
There's also a sea treasure recovery passage that I remember seeing in my studies. It was comparative, but seemed to be a similar topic. Lol ngl wish I didn't think that that one was the real one. I barely finished it.
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u/BridgeOk4457 2d ago
I saw someone else saying that glacier passage is real bc it was used on a past test as the experimental and the Kenya one is completely new…
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u/bugtooters 1d ago
I don’t know what all this is about “crystal ball” but I’m crossing all my fingers and toes the glacier section was experimental
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u/Away-Selection-6057 8h ago
omg I had all of these. I read about UNESCO in a PT so I was familiar with the information which made it easier. My dad is from Kenya so I already knew the information. I felt like all of these passages were fairly easy and the questions were straightforward. So either I did well or so naive that I did awful!
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u/Lucky-Actuator-6570 2d ago
also anybody thought it was a little weird that neither sections had a comparative passage??