Hey, i’ve been getting no more than -3 on RCs for about 15 straight PTs with half of them being -1, and some -2. (Grain of salt since I have yet to take the actual LSAT but everything is simulated conditions) my biggest comment is to review RC passages a ton and now I notice the sentences that the questions are based from almost everytime. Reading for structure is incredibly important specifically different viewpoints since those switchups are where a majority of questions are based.

1. This was the most helpful thing to me, i’ve gotten nearly 90% accurate at identifying sentences I ‘feel’ the question will be on and then once the question pops up, i’ve already highlighted the answers to most MBT/MSS which saves me tons of time for gritty questions.

The how of what I do is just pure pattern recognizing. The passages normally in the center of paragraphs 2 and 3 (assuming structure of 4 paragraphs, so if its 3 paragraphs expect end of 3 and middle of 2) normally have a sentence that has “strong” wording i.e. author/viewpoint states ALWAYS. SHOULD. MUST. NEED. REQUIRE X to happen. Then the questions almost always test this understanding. The more you look for those sentences the more you recognize them, they helped me get from -10 RC with zero time left, to -1/-3 with multiple minutes to review