Day 122 of 168 · Week 21
Day 122 / 168 Week 21 of 28 Phase 4: Integration + Timed Sections

Hard-Question Lab: The Last Eight LR Questions

🕑 ~75 min · Archetype A — LR Deep Dive

Hard-Question Lab: The Last Eight LR Questions

Deepening Day 65: specifically the last eight questions of real LR sections, since that's disproportionately where remaining misses cluster by this point in the plan.

Working Backward From Section Data

Pull the last 8 questions specifically from several drill-tier LR sections and work them in isolation, untimed first, then timed at a tighter budget — the goal is deliberately building comfort with exactly the difficulty band where your remaining score gains live.

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 isolate the last 8 questions of multiple sections rather than just taking more full sections?

A. There's no reason to isolate them
B. Concentrated practice on the specific difficulty band where errors cluster is more efficient than diluting practice across easier questions you already handle well
C. Full sections are always better
D. The last 8 questions are never harder
Correct answer: B. Targeted practice on your actual remaining weak zone (the hardest questions) is a more efficient use of limited study time than uniform practice across a whole section.

The last 8 questions from 3-4 drill-tier LR sections, worked in isolation.

Tomorrow: a timed LR section plus review, then a hard-passage lab on Wednesday.