What are the easiest question types that you just shouldn’t be getting wrong on the LSAT? What question types are more explicitly predictable?

In this episode, Erik and Nathan talk about the questions you shouldn’t miss when taking the LSAT, particularly sufficient assumption questions, which are very predictable with a provable conclusion, as well as conclusion questions and reasoning questions. They also discuss why you should always predict the answer on some LR question types.

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CHAPTERS:

00:00 Which questions should you never miss?
01:09 Sufficient assumption questions
03:09 Other predictable questions
03:55 Don’t cherrypick
06:21 Assumption questions

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