Master the art of analyzing, evaluating, and constructing arguments for the LSAT and beyond.
Before you look at the answer choices, try to predict what the correct answer should say. This keeps you from getting tricked by confusing wording.
Prephrasing helps you stay focused and avoid being swayed by clever distractors.
Reading a flaw question, thinking 'The argument ignores X,' then looking for an answer that matches.
Predicting that a strengthen question needs evidence about a specific link, and finding a choice that does just that.