I really struggle with Questions as we move up in order. Help please!

[LawSchoolDream]

question 12 onwards or so, the passages just get more and more dense and also super difficult. at times I read the explanations but it won't make sense still. What exactly changes in structure and otherwise as questions go up in order? Also I am mentally exhausted by the time I reach 12-15th question.

[Stephanie Oswalt]

question 12 onwards or so, the passages just get more and more dense and also super difficult. at times I read the explanations but it won't make sense still. What exactly changes in structure and otherwise as questions go up in order? Also I am mentally exhausted by the time I reach 12-15th question.

Hi!

It's difficult to provide specific advice here, particularly without knowing your strengths/weaknesses, scoring history, prior prep history, etc. That's where services like our analytics package and tutoring can come in handy. The former allows you to take practice tests and provides you with a breakdown of your performance: time spent on each question, question types you commonly get wrong, question difficulty levels, etc. The latter can provide tailored one-on-one advice (much more specific than we'd be able to provide here without seeing your test analytics).

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Here is some information regarding speed, time management, and the LR section that may help:
-http://blog.powerscore.com/lsat/lsat-sp ... -your-pace
-http://blog.powerscore.com/lsat/speed-d ... k-a-winner
-https://blog.powerscore.com/lsat/bid-32 ... reasoning/


Thanks!