LSAT Freedom just posted video explanations for the October 2010 LSAT Reading Comprehension section. They are being offered as part of LSAT Freedom’s Total Freedom membership package.
Each video dissects each question and every answer for that question, explaining both, why each correct answer is right and why each incorrect answer is wrong.
If you are taking the December LSAT, you absolutely need to be up to speed on these explanations for the October 2010 LSAT Reading Comprehension section.
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The third logic game from the October 2010 LSAT Logic Games section presents students with a straight-forward scenario in which five runners have to be slated to run four races at a track meet; since only one runner can run in a race, the student is essentially required to assign 5 runners to five seperate spots–the four races and an “out” slot.
By aggressively attacking and combining the rules, a student can discern that, given a certain condition, the entire …

The October 2010 LSAT Reading Comprehension section was an interesting experience. Pat yourself on the back if you weathered that section, because it required you to think a lot more than in years past. As we prepare video explanations for the questions, here are our initial thoughts on the latest version of LSAT Reading Comp.
The questions for the first reading passage contained no main idea question. Every traditional reading passage on the LSAT almost always comes …

LSAT Freedom is pleased to announce that the video explanations for the Logic Games from the October 2010 LSAT have been added to our library. These explanations are available to Total Freedom members at no extra charge! If you are taking the December LSAT you need to be familiar with these questions.

If you are taking the December 2010 LSAT and you come across a logic game similar to the second game from the October 2010 LSAT, you should be very happy.
The second game from the October 2010 LSAT is a straightforward ordering game. Having a rudimentary knowledge of the key skills needed to handle such problems is all a student would need to be able to attack this game with precision. In fact, one could apply skills highlighted …