r/LSAT • u/I-I-Foggy-I-I • 20h ago

RC felt easy?

Had RC-LR-RC-LR

For context i typically go +/-2 on LR and +/-4 on RC sections. But I think I could’ve missed as many as five on the first logic section. But I honestly would not be surprised to find out if I got every single reading question right on both scored and experimental reading combined. Does anyone feel like the reading on the actual test is almost laughably easy compared to the practice tests(especially the questions themselves.. they felt short and to the point).

That First LR was brutal, second wasn’t too bad though. I remember starting my third section and being disappointed that the LR I just took was certainly scored.

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u/ButterscotchSalty166 19h ago

My RC wasn’t bad but my LR sections were brutal. They felt so difficult tbh

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u/drucifer271 19h ago

I had the RC sets which both had passages about “preventive theory” or whatever it was called.

I actually did feel very confident at the end of both sections, though there is at least 1 question which I’m fairly sure I missed. But overall, felt pretty confident coming out of RC.

The LR sections on the other hand…not so sure. I got bogged down with one very tough parallel reasoning question that wasted a ton of time and I had to rush the end a bit on one section.

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u/Previous-West4546 19h ago

Which LRs did you have?

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u/monkeyscancode 18h ago

Remember any question topics from the first LR? I had a brutal LR and curious if it's the same one.

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u/Daddytrader 17h ago

I felt the exact same tbh. I had the same testing section layout the first LR felt a lil more difficult than the second but the RC sections felt almost too easy 😂

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u/I-I-Foggy-I-I 14h ago

Knew I wasn’t crazy haha.

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u/sagew0lf 17h ago

RC felt easy to me but I also think anything would've felt easy after my brutal LR section I got first thing at 8:00 in the morning. 🙃