A) The LSAT is a "standardized" exam, meaning it's always exactly the same test. The score curves adjust to compensate for any changes in difficulty.

So your performance on real LSATs -- as long as they're administered in a timed-and-proctored, group setting -- should, barring last-minute divine or satanic intervention, indicate how you're doing, and where your score is trending.

The Personal Performance Analyses® will let you see in clear, full-color graphic representations whether there are any fixable patterns of loss by Q-type or by Trap-Answer Type.

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