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Forgot to update this yesterday!

Only one more chapter to go! Today I learned how to deal with parallel reasoning, principle conform, and parallel flaw questions. I also made flashcards for them. I’m feeling pretty good about most of this book! I’m so ready to be done with it though (hopefully tomorrow)!

Ch 10 done! I’m about to make flashcards. Tomorrow I’ll read chapter 11.

Did more of chapter 10, this is a long one! I’m gonna finish it and do flash cards tomorrow I’m so tired goodnight

I finished chapter 9! It was about the rest of the “powerful” questions and answers. Now I’m going to make flashcards and study them before moving on to chapter 10.

I read half of chapter 9 today. I was hoping to do it all, but these damn chapters take so long I spent over 3 hours doing half of one. It’s so info and practice dense, but that’s good! Anyway, today I looked at powerful vs provable questions and found how to try and find the best answer choice. Also, how to eliminate the worst ones!

Finished chapter 8! I find that learning how to “make a mission” for questions was so helpful, and learning how DAPP and CLIR match up together, then correspond to SW SCCR. (Sorry to any of my friends reading this and being confused it’s just notes for me to remember where things are in the book hehe) Using acronyms helps me a lot!

I did most of chapter 8, this one is so long. The way it took me over 4 hours to do 17 pages because of how dense they are and the amount of work that you have to do outside the book too… ughhh I WILL PERSIST (but damn this is exhausting)! I did lots of drills and worked on the “CLIR” way of looking at questions.

I finished ch 7 and made flashcards of all 16 classic flaws. I then studied them and took the end of chapter quiz. This one went pretty well for me! I’m gonna need to study at a fast pace now bc my test date is approaching fast :| but it’s ok!!

Forgot to update this yesterday, I did 1/2 of chapter 7. It’s about the classic flaws seen in arguments and key patterns of (flawed) reasoning to look out for. It’s helpful and I love that there’s real LSAT examples!