Day 158 / 168 Week 27 of 28 Phase 6: Taper + Test Day

LR Final Polish: Your Five Highest-Yield Types

🕑 ~75 min · Archetype A — LR Deep Dive

LR Final Polish: Your Five Highest-Yield Types

Using yesterday's review plus your full-plan error log, identify the five LR question types with the best combination of (a) still showing real misses and (b) being genuinely fixable with light review at this stage — not the five hardest types in the abstract, the five most worth your remaining time.

Building Your Five

Pull your cumulative error log across all nine PrepTests. Rank LR types by total miss count. Cross-reference against recency — a type you missed often in Week 4 but not since Week 20 is fixed; deprioritize it. The five types with real, recent, recurring misses are your list. Re-read those specific curriculum days, then drill each briefly.

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 question type shows heavy misses in your Week 4-6 data but zero misses in your last four PrepTests. Should it make your final-five list?

A. Yes, because it had many misses historically

B. No — recency matters more than historical total; this type appears genuinely fixed

C. Only if you have extra time

D. It doesn't matter either way

Correct answer: B. The final polish list should reflect current, recurring weaknesses, not historical totals — a type with zero recent misses across four PrepTests is fixed and doesn't need more review time.

Light, targeted drilling across your identified five types — quality over volume this week.

Tomorrow: the RC counterpart — your passage map under real pressure.

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