Day 165 / 168 Week 28 of 28 Phase 6: Taper + Test Day

Confidence Set: Short Timed Drill From Mastered Types

🕑 ~30 min · Archetype C — Synthesis / Timed

Confidence Set: Short Timed Drill From Mastered Types

Deliberately built from the types you've mastered most solidly, not your weakest — the goal this close to test day is confirming what's working, not stress-testing what isn't.

The Drill

A short, timed set (10-12 questions) pulled specifically from LR and RC types your log shows as consistently strong. Expect and confirm high accuracy — this is by design.

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 build a confidence drill from your strongest material rather than your weakest, this close to test day?

A. Weak material is more important always

B. Confirming mastery on strong material builds calm, accurate confidence right before the real test, without risking a late, unresolved struggle on a hard area

C. There's no strategic reason

D. It's a waste of time

Correct answer: B. A deliberately winnable drill this close to test day reinforces confidence with real evidence, rather than risking a late frustrating struggle on unresolved weak material with no time left to actually fix it.

Tomorrow: final synthesis — one-page method sheets for LR and RC, the literal last thing you'll review before test day.

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