Bob V. answered 11/09/19
30-POINT SCORE GAINS | MULTIPLE PERFECT 180s | 45+ YRS LSAT EXPERIENCE
You may forget to read each question carefully...and the first time out. To misread or misunderstand the question is folly. Even if you notice your mistake in time, you'll waste a lot of time and energy trying to recoup. Best rule of thumb: Take your time to get the question right, right away. You can solve for x, but if you don't notice they want x -2 you're in trouble!