Checkpoint Review: Blind Review & Accuracy-by-Type Audit
Checkpoint Review: Accuracy-by-Type Audit
Eight weeks in and the midpoint of Phase 2. Today's blind review is bigger-picture than usual: not just reviewing Saturday's two sections, but auditing your error log across every question type covered so far to find the real weak points before the second half of Phase 2.
Blind-Review + Audit Protocol
- Blind-review Saturday's two sections per the Day 7 protocol.
- Pull up your full error log and tally misses by question type across all of Phase 2 so far.
- Identify your two or three weakest types by raw count and by rate (misses divided by attempts).
- Note whether the pattern is understanding-based (same type, same kind of mistake) or fatigue-based (errors cluster late in sections).
Practice items on this page are curriculum-authored in LSAT style; they are not official LSAC questions. Real drilling happens on LawHub — see the assignment below.
Q1. Your error log shows most Flaw misses happen in the last five questions of a section, but your accuracy on early Flaw questions is high. What does this suggest?
Correct answer: B. A pattern that's specific to late-section position, not the question type itself, points to timing/fatigue rather than a conceptual hole.
Point at Issue tomorrow — two-speaker stimuli, a genuinely different stimulus shape from everything so far this phase.