Day 66 / 168 Week 11 of 28 Phase 2: Logical Reasoning Deep Dive

Week 11 Synthesis: Full-Spectrum LR Mixed Drill (Untimed, Then Timed)

🕑 ~150 min · Archetype C — Synthesis / Timed

Week 11 Synthesis: Full-Spectrum Mixed Drill

Everything from Weeks 4-11 in one sitting: Describe, Assumption/gap, Inference, Principle/Parallel, and today's hard-question and EXCEPT discipline, mixed together the way a real section actually mixes them.

The Full Family Map (Review)

Before drilling, spend ten minutes re-reading the Week 4, 6, 7, 9, and 10 decision matrices back to back — the goal today is fluent switching between families, not learning anything new.

Untimed, Then Timed

First: one full drill-tier LR section untimed, identifying each question's family before answering. Then: a second drill-tier section, timed at 35 minutes. Compare accuracy and time between the two — the gap tells you how much the time pressure itself is currently costing you.

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. On the untimed pass you score 90%; on the timed pass, 75%, with several unanswered questions at the end. What does this suggest?

A. A fundamental conceptual gap across all types

B. A pacing problem — understanding is solid, but section-level time management needs direct work

C. You should stop studying LR entirely

D. The untimed pass doesn't count

Correct answer: B. A large accuracy gap between untimed and timed, concentrated in unanswered late questions, points to pacing rather than conceptual gaps — exactly what Phase 4's dedicated pacing work addresses.

Week 12 closes Phase 2: section anatomy, trap-library consolidation, adaptive remediation on your single weakest family, an RC maintenance day, the second application-strategy checkpoint, and the Phase 2 close — two full timed LR sections as a mastery checkpoint.

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