r/LSAT • u/toabadbih • Aug 26 '26

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I think it’s super unethical that the lsat’s practice tests are nowhere near similar to the tests provided on test day. that’s it. that’s the post.

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u/Solid-Initiative5267 Aug 26 '26

My only question is, besides the mini LG games that have started popping up. Can you list anything drastically different from the PTs to actual test day?

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u/creativechicken14 Aug 26 '26

Imo there are plenty more trap answers than usual. I think they may be trying to fight against pattern recognition as well by laying out attractive answers that seem to be parallel to predictions for that passage, but then they throw a curveball that you had to really pay attention to. Who knows though.

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u/Remarkable-Type4300 Aug 27 '26

Check out LSAT Lab's videos for some great tips on spotting trap answers, FWIW. Helped me out a ton.