The Blind Review: How to correctly prep for LSAT (Part 8)

BY J.Y. Ping

[This is an excerpt from our full coursePrevious Lesson - Blind Review Part 7]

Analysis for skipped questions

Skipped questions
These questions were skipped over. You didn’t have time to attempt them. But, during Blind Review, you did all of them.

If you got it right, then great. This question is potentially within reach. Why did you initially skip this question? Would it have taken too long for you to answer? Perhaps you should have skipped another question that was more difficult and spent your time to attempt this question instead. Next time, you will be better at deciding which questions to attempt and which ones to skip.

If you got it wrong, then you made the right decision to skip this question. It wasn’t just a matter of being pressured by time. Even during Blind Review, with all the time in the world, you still got it wrong. Questions like these are candidates for skipping during a timed run.

Action:

  1. Watch the video explanation for this question
  2. Talk to other students about it
  3. Talk to your instructor about it.
  4. Cut this question out and keep it. Review it every so often.

Continue Reading - Blind Review Part 9

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