Simulus Type

Started by Julie-V · started 2019-08-08 03:37 · last activity 2020-03-11 15:41 · 3 replies

Hi LSAT Max, Is there a typo in the stimulus with the following sentence? "If these figures are accurate, the program has been a resounding success Senator Armand, a distinguished mathematician and a woman of indisputable brilliance, maintains, however, that the reclamation program could not possibly have been successful." It seems as if there may be a period missing between "success" and "Senator", which made it confusing for me to fully grasp what was being said. If someone could confirm this I would greatly appreciate it!

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  1. davealts · 2019-11-10 22:02

    yeah there should probably be a period there.
  2. shunhe · 2020-01-09 22:27

    Hi @Julie-V, Yup, there should be a period there. Good eye! I'll help report it to support. Feel free to contact support if you see other such issues!
  3. iameunkyoung@gmail.com · 2020-03-11 15:41

    Please fix this kind of errors. Even though it seems like a minor typo it does delay and interfere the reading process.... We want to time each question to know our actual competence in reading/answering the questions and this is pretty annoying to get caught on things like this

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