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General questions relating to the LSAT Logic Games.
 emccready24
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With the online testing format, do you still recommend going back to past questions to make inferences? Since paper format would let us see all questions at once, I feel like trying to go back and forth between questions on the online test would take up too much time. Is there anything else you recommend on questions when this strategy would be helpful but maybe not effecient?
 Rachael Wilkenfeld
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Hi emccready24,

I agree with you that the interface is not ideal for seeing full games and using information in ways that we were able to with the paper tests. However, that doesn't mean that you have to lose information from prior questions. If you see something valuable in a question in a game, write it down. Particularly if the question gives you a solution to the game. You can see it easily on your scratch paper, and don't have to go back flipping to see what you answered. You don't have to write down everything in a game, just information that should be valuable that you would otherwise forget.

Hope that helps!
Rachael

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