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    Law School Admission Test
    Difficulty: Very High
    200–400 hours over 3–6 months

    LSAT Flashcards — Logical Reasoning Patterns & Logic Games Rules

    The LSAT is a skills test, but it has memorizable patterns: LR question stems, common fallacies, LG setup types, and reading-comp paragraph structures. Flashcards build pattern recognition until LR questions feel "tagged" the moment you read the stem.

    Recommended LSAT study schedule

    1

    Weeks 1–4

    LR question stems + the 15 common fallacies. Daily SRS reviews.

    2

    Weeks 5–8

    Logic games setup types (sequencing, grouping, hybrid). Cards for each diagram pattern.

    3

    Weeks 9–12

    Timed sections daily. Every wrong answer → AI tutor → new card.

    Section-by-section card strategy

    LR question stems

    Cards mapping stem language → question type. "Most strongly supports" = {{c1::most strongly supported}}. Trains instant classification.

    Common fallacies

    Equivocation, ad hominem, false cause, sufficient/necessary confusion. One card per fallacy with two examples.

    Logic games

    Setup-recognition cards: "Three rules + sequencing variables → use {{c1::sequencing diagram}}." Plus inference shortcuts.

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