Advanced LSAT Practice: 905 Difficult Logical Reasoning, Games, and Reading Comprehension Questions from the 10 Actual and 10 More Preptest Books and other Official LSAT Tests
Why Practice on Hard Questions?The number of challenging questions you answer correctly largely determines how high you score on the LSAT. Most students can correctly answer the easy and medium difficulty questions.  For students aiming to score in the high 150s, it helps enormously to improve on the hardest questions. The questions on normal test sections are not in order of difficulty, so even if you are not finishing the sections, you are still attempting many hard questions. The more of those you answer correctly, the better your score.  To score in the mid 160s, you need to answer about 85% of the questions correctly. That means answering over half of the hardest questions correctly. To score in the mid 170s, you need to correctly answer a large majority of the most difficult questions. How do you get better at the hardest questions? Practice them thoroughly and exclusively. On a normal LSAT section, less than 30% of the questions are difficult. In this book, 100% of the questions are difficult. Learn how to successfully approach them through repetition and analysis. Practicing on the hard questions will earn you those crucial extra points to take your LSAT score to the next level.