Kaplan LSAT Logic Games Workbook | 
| Author: Kaplan
Publisher: Kaplan Publishing
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ISBN: 1607146908
Dewey Decimal Number: 340
EAN: 9781607146902
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Publication Date: October 6, 2009
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Kaplan's LSAT Logic Games Workbook features:· Only real, official LSAT questions used throughout the book · More than 40 Logic Games—10 from tests as recent as 2003 - 2007 · Chapter on the Limited Options strategy and strategies for rare games · Sketching exercises chapter to help students build speed and accuracy · Varying levels of difficulty within practice sets · Focused methods for working through challenging problems · Strategies for mastering all logic game types
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 Go with PowerScore November 15, 2009
Lucas G. Guard
Finishing this workbook improved my confidence but not my score. My score has actually gone down. Don't ask me how that's possible. But the great irony is that, though my logic games score is stagnant, my scores on other sections have improved quite a bit without my really even paying attention to them. I think I would've been better off to just take practice LSATs than to do this workbook. Kaplan has been quite literally useless and maybe even counterproductive. I'm scoring in the upper 160s, so I'm not just someone who is bashing this book out of frustration at my own stupidity. Really, just spend the extra money and get PowerScore.
Sloppy editing July 5, 2009
G (Toronto, Canada)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
The usefulness of this book is seriously limited by the number of mistakes throughout. Surely the fine folks at Kaplan could have afforded a copy editor and someone to check the answer key???? Unless the mistakes are part of the Kaplan method - if you're able to find the errors in the instructions, preambles, questions, answer keys, etc., you are now an analytical-reasoning phenom and are ready to take the LSAT.
 Get the Powerscore March 26, 2009
K. Lee
Kaplan's logic book is just okay, in my opinion. Like a few others said already, this book needs some major editing. Some of the explanations do not make any sense and they get the answers mixed up, which isn't exactly a good thing if you're just starting to learn about the LSAT and its logic games. Also I do not feel that they give enough practice problems to make ensure that you get the logic games down solid. BUT it's not a total loss though. You can get the basics through this book.
I just received the Powerscore Logic Games Bible today and started working through it. Already I can say that it's A LOT better than this Kaplan book. The strategies are much easier to comprehend and they offer a lot more practice problems and step by step guidelines.
 Games seem easy January 3, 2009
Saqib Ali (http://quantumcrypto.de/dante/)
This is the very first book I purchased for studying for LSAT. The Logic games, at least the ones in this book, seems relatively easy. Is Kaplan really using the games from real LSAT exams? They seem to awfully easy..... I can't believe that the real LSAT questions would be that easy.
Other than that, the explanation that Kaplan provides, and the overall layout of the book is excellent. I would recommend the book to all LSAT students. The techniques and methods described in the book really help you to tackle the games.
This book will drop your score January 3, 2009
legaleagle (NH)
Before I bought this book I was scoring roughly 80% on the logic games section. After this book my accuracy dropped below 50%. Their explanations do not make any sense, and there are many editing errors that make the book even worse. One example is a logic game where none of the answers were correct, and when I referenced the explanation key, I realized that the answers in the key were completely different from the test question. How could any decent editor miss this? This is only one example. I returned the book and am seeking a refund. Let's see if Kaplan will honor their guarantee.
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