Weakest RC Type Remediation (adaptive; default: inference and viewpoint)
Weakest RC Type Remediation (Adaptive)
Following Day 69's LR version: today's focus comes from your own RC error-log data. Default focus (if your log doesn't clearly point elsewhere): Inference and viewpoint-attribution questions, since they're the most conceptually demanding RC types covered.
Running the Adaptive Session
- Pull your RC error log and tally misses by question type across all of Phase 3.
- Pick the single weakest type by combined miss-count and miss-rate.
- Re-read that type's original curriculum day as a refresher.
- Drill 2-3 drill-tier passages, untimed, scanning for that type's questions specifically.
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 Phase 3 log shows Inference questions at 60% accuracy versus 85%+ on everything else. What should today target?
Correct answer: B. A sharp, isolated RC weakness gets the same targeted adaptive treatment as an LR one — re-read the relevant day, then drill that type specifically.
Saturday closes Phase 3: three timed sections (LR, RC, LR) — your first sitting that mirrors real section count without a hidden experimental section revealed.