Manhattan LSAT Logic Games Strategy Guide - Softcover

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ISBN 10: 1935707132 ISBN 13: 9781935707134

Publisher: Manhattan Prep Publishing, 2011

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A fresh, innovative, and streamlined approach to the LSAT, featuring techniques geared towards students aiming for top scores.

The Manhattan LSAT Logic Games Strategy Guide contains the best of the Manhattan LSAT strategies for tackling the logic games efficiently and flexibly.

Every major game type is covered, along with drills on diagramming and full practice sessions. Oriented towards the latest trends in LSAT logic games, this strategy guide is truly cutting-edge. The logic games are neatly organized into different game types, and a strategy for approaching each type is presented, followed by drills designed to encourage mastery of the diagram system and the typical inferences for that game type.

Each chapter begins and ends with a timed practice set using real LSAT logic game questions, along with full explanations. The Manhattan LSAT Logic Game Strategy Guide can serve as a stand-alone book or as part of a complete self-study program that includes the other Manhattan LSAT Strategy Guides, Online Class Recordings, and Practice Books.

Special features include online access to additional practice problems.

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From the Author:

Chapter by Chapter

1. LOGIC GAMES OVERVIEW

2. RELATIVE ORDERING & THE TREE

3. NUMBERED ORDERING & THE NUMBER LINE

4. 3D NUMBERED ORDERING & THE 3D NUMBER LINE

5. CONDITIONAL LOGIC FOR LOGIC GAMES

6. BINARY GROUPING & THE LOGIC CHAIN

7. OPEN ASSIGNMENT & THE OPEN BOARD

8. CLOSED ASSIGNMENT & THE CLOSED BOARD

9. ASSESS YOUR PROGRESS

About the Author:

At Manhattan LSAT, we pride ourselves on teaching that goes far beyond lecture-style classes. In order to do so, we make certain to attract and retain the best LSAT prep teachers in the country, ensuring that every instructor has years of experience and a 99th percentile score, and hiring less than 5% of qualified applicants. We also treat our teachers like the professionals they are – they’re paid $100/hour (up to 4 times the industry standard), they’re asked to contribute their own ideas to their classes, they help us keep improving the overall curriculum, and they go above and beyond for their students. Our LSAT curriculum is developed by the brightest in the business, and it incorporates what we’ve learned from helping our students learn. Our books are the very best.

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