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  • October 6, 2003 at 3:55 pm #21455
    Mariposa
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    I took the LSAT on Sat, and am trying to determing for sure which games section on my test was the experimental section.

    For those of you who had a different experimental section, can you remember anything about any of the games on your test? I figure whichever section you had that is in common with one of mine, must be the legit section.

    Or does anyone know how to tell for sure? One of my games sections had only 22?s …

    Essentially, I did well on one section, and bombed the 2nd section, and am thinking of cancelling my score if I can determine which was experiemental.

    Any thoughts? Thanks.

    October 7, 2003 at 7:10 pm #26050
    poopy
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    The second section was the experimental section. This has definitely been confirmed. If you did bad on any section, I hope it was the second!!!

    October 10, 2003 at 4:44 pm #26063
    pbandj
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    quote:

    Originally posted by poopy

    The second section was the experimental section. This has definitely been confirmed. If you did bad on any section, I hope it was the second!!!

    Just out of curiosity, how has this been definitely confirmed? I thought there was no way to know for sure.

    October 7, 2004 at 4:39 pm #28203
    jmackley
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    I also took the LSAT on Sat. Oct. 4th and had 2 analytical reasoning sections. Section 1 and Section 4 on my test were analytical reasoning. On another forum a girl said she had 2 sections of RC back to back. I had RC as my second section, which leads me to beleive that the first section was probably the experimental section. Anyways, I remember some of the games…dogs…parking lot $10, $12, $15…birds…explorers in different centuries (I think these games were in the 4th section, but I could be wrong) I hope this helps! My 4th section also had 22 questions. But, the LR sections were 25 and 26 and RC was 28, which equals 101 questions. (The test is almost always 101 questions)Hope this helps.

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