Day 116 / 168 Week 20 of 28 Phase 4: Integration + Timed Sections

Assumption-Family Speed Drill (NA, SA, Strengthen, Weaken Under Time)

🕑 ~60 min · Archetype A — LR Deep Dive

Assumption-Family Speed Drill

NA, SA, Strengthen, and Weaken drilled specifically under tight time pressure — not new content, pure speed-and-accuracy-under-pressure conditioning.

Speed-Drill Format

Pull a set of assumption-family questions from drill-tier material and give yourself a tighter-than-normal budget (roughly 70 seconds per question) rather than the full section average, forcing faster pattern recognition on a family you already know well conceptually.

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. Why drill a family you already understand well under artificially tight time constraints?

A. There's no benefit

B. To convert conceptual understanding into faster pattern recognition, which is what actually saves time on test day

C. To make the material harder for no reason

D. Speed drills are only useful for weak areas

Correct answer: B. Speed drilling well-understood material builds automaticity — the goal is making familiar patterns resolve faster, freeing real section time for genuinely hard questions.

A set of drill-tier assumption-family questions, self-timed at ~70 seconds/question.

Tomorrow: a timed RC section plus review.

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