Lesson 7: LSAT Reading Comprehension (Part 2)

==Updated for the New August 2024 LSAT Format==
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00:00 Introduction
02:59 RC Question Types
05:22 RC Question-Answering Methods
08:35 The RC Matrix
12:42 RC Sample Questions
13:42 Sample Question 1
19:17 Sample Question 2
25:16 Sample Question 3
30:36 Sample Question 4
33:57 Sample Question 5
37:21 Sample Question 6
41:12 Sample Question 7
47:07 RC Summary
49:59 Advanced Tips for RC
57:08 Next Steps for RC
Non-LSAT reading material sources available at insightlsat.com/homework

[@asharywap]

you know for someone who is taking the LSAT this week, I have to say you are an actual legend for these videos. Taught me a lot and I am kind of sad that the insight platform wasn't up and running yet but still really appreciate these videos and would genuinely recommend it to anybody who is studying for the LSAT.

[@chriscabral629]

Bro for real, I take it this Friday and I wish I had found this sooner! Was also bummed to see the website wasn't up and running.

[@r.p.8906]

Some women vs. All Americans was a key explanation for me. Thank you so much. Pure Gold!

[@112233JORDAN]

This is great advice. That bullseye technique is very useful for you to get a general idea to warm up to wtf is actually going on, especially if you get lost in those dense, poorly edited sentences. LSAC seems to love removing commas before publishing their reading comp passages

[@philmascia1424]

Any update as to the ETA of the Insight LSAT Training Platform? Thank you for all your help and guidance with the new videos..I’m looking forward to the Training Platform

[@112233JORDAN]

There have definitely been some occasions now where I felt that I have "mastered the matrix" with certain passages. But that came by recognizing the structure, main point, function of each paragraph, and knowing where to find certain details. Another crucial step is obvious, but often overlooked - understanding what each question is actually asking you to do before going back to the passage or reading the answers. And read every word of the answer choice! It helps to understand underlying principles in arguments, or the workings of experiments in science passages for the more difficult "beyond the passage"/analogy/inference questions. Always recognize the tone the author uses. Usually certain adverbs or negative/positive descriptive words or the purpose of the passage can clue you in on this.

[@r.p.8906]

It seems the matrix focuses on the end of each paragraph of the passage ( the last sentence of each to be precise). Quite amazing indeed. I can't wait for Insight to open their platform. soon...

[@chelseyburks3717]

@@r.p.8906seriously I’m literally checking for it everyday but it’s still not here :/

[@Hannnah-f7k]

Hi!Where can i find the resources of reading materials

[@nicolasbuhtoiarov9268]

Ik u said these questions were easy but I’m glad I got a 7/7 on them regardless

[@yessenia2440]

Hello, great video! When possible, can you share a link to the passages that are non LSAT for subject matter practice and share where on law hub exactly we can access the homework? thanks!

[@jackxiang3844]

So when's the website dropping

[@dominicekezie2011]

Are these official lsat passages?