Day 149 of 168 · Week 25
Day 149 / 168 Week 25 of 28 Phase 5: Full PT + Review Cycles

Full-Curriculum Synthesis: The Master Trap Library

🕑 ~100 min · Archetype C — Synthesis / Timed

Full-Curriculum Synthesis: The Master Trap Library

Twenty-one weeks in. Today consolidates the entire trap library (LR and RC, from Days 7, 68, 99, and 137) into one final master reference, reviewed and refined with real data from seven PrepTests.

Building the Master Reference

  1. Review the full data/trap-library.json plus every consolidation day's notes.
  2. Rank your personal top 10 traps (LR and RC combined) by real frequency across all seven PrepTests.
  3. Write (or refine) a one-line personal reminder for each of the top 10 — this becomes your literal pre-test review sheet for Phase 6's taper.
  4. Retire any trap from your "watch closely" list that hasn't appeared in the last two PrepTests — trust the data that you've genuinely fixed it.

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. A trap that appeared frequently in your first three PrepTests hasn't shown up in your last three. Should it stay on your active pre-test review list?

A. Yes, forever, regardless of data
B. It can likely be retired from the active list — trust the data showing it's been genuinely fixed, and focus review time on traps still actually recurring
C. No, delete it from the library entirely
D. It doesn't matter either way
Correct answer: B. Real, sustained data showing a trap has stopped recurring is exactly the signal to retire it from active review — keeps the final pre-test review sheet focused on what's still actually live.

Full PrepTest #8 tomorrow.