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BLOOD IS RED is a collection of eight short stories by Scott Sigler. Some science fiction, some horror, some fantastical. All disturbing.

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• Preface(p. ix)
• Preparing for the LSAT: A Five-Step Approach(p. x)
• Acknowledgments(p. xiii)
• Part 1 Introduction: Getting Acquainted with the Test(p. 1)
• Introduction to the Lsat(p. 3)
• Answers to Some Commonly Asked Questions(p. 3)
• Basic Format of the LSAT and Scoring(p. 5)
• A Closer Look at the Timing--What It Really Means(p. 6)
• Important Reminders(p. 6)
• Some Words to the Wise(p. 7)
• Ask a Few Questions(p. 7)
• An Effective Study Program(p. 8)
• A Five-Week LSAT Study Plan(p. 8)
• Before You Begin(p. 10)
• The Main Focus(p. 10)
• Understanding the Thinking Processes(p. 10)
• Some General Strategies(p. 10)
• The One-Check, Two-Check System(p. 10)
• The Elimination Strategy(p. 11)
• Marking in the Test Booklet(p. 13)
• The "Multiple-Multiple-Choice" Item (Not appeared recently)(p. 13)
• Pitfalls--What to Watch Out For(p. 14)
• The Common Mistake--The Misread(p. 14)
• Distracters and "Attractive" Distracters(p. 14)
• Analyzing Your LSAT Score: A Broad Range Score Approximator(p. 15)
• Obtaining Your Approximate Score Range(p. 15)
• Chapter 1 A Diagnostic Mini-Exam(p. 16)
• Examination(p. 19)
• Answer Key(p. 31)
• Mini-Exam Analysis(p. 32)
• Explanation of Answers(p. 33)
• Part 2 Analysis: Understanding the Sections and the Key Strategies(p. 37)
• Chapter 2 Reading Comprehension(p. 39)
• Introduction to Question Type(p. 39)
• Active Reading(p. 39)
• Example--Sample Passage and Questions(p. 40)
• Four-Step Approach(p. 42)
• Step 1 Skim the Questions(p. 42)
• Step 2 (Optional) Skim the Passage(p. 44)
• Step 3 Read and Mark the Passage(p. 45)
• Step 4 Answer the Questions(p. 48)
• An Alternative General Approach(p. 51)
• Basic Training: Extra, Effective Practice(p. 52)
• Extra Practice: Reading Comprehension(p. 53)
• Answers and Explanations(p. 61)
• Chapter 3 Analytical Reasoning(p. 65)
• Introduction to Question Type(p. 65)
• When You Start a Set, Focus On(p. 65)
• Reading the Conditions(p. 65)
• Marking the Conditions(p. 65)
• When You Start Drawing Your Display, Focus On(p. 66)
• Finding Key Items(p. 66)
• Drawing and Placing Information(p. 66)
• Reasoning from the Conditions(p. 67)
• When You Start Answering the Questions, Focus On(p. 67)
• Reading the Questions(p. 67)
• Working with the Answer Choices(p. 68)
• The Approach(p. 69)
• Analyzing Types of Charts(p. 69)
• The Connection Chart(p. 69)
• The Position Chart(p. 72)
• Position Chart with the Diagram Provided(p. 82)
• The Map(p. 87)
• The Numerical Display or Numerical Position Diagram(p. 92)
• The Information Chart(p. 98)
• The Elimination Grid(p. 101)
• Pulling Out Information(p. 105)
• Venn Diagrams/Grouping Arrows(p. 107)
• In Conclusion(p. 111)
• An Alternative General Approach(p. 111)
• Extra Practice: Analytical Reasoning(p. 112)
• Answers and Explanations(p. 121)
• Chapter 4 Logical Reasoning(p. 133)
• Introduction to Question Type(p. 133)
• The Approach(p. 134)
• The Basic Components(p. 134)
• The Passage, Argument, or Discussion(p. 134)
• The Question(p. 134)
• The Choices(p. 134)
• Analyzing Question Categories(p. 135)
• Author's Main Point or Main Idea(p. 135)
• Author Information or Author's Purpose(p. 137)
• Form of Argumentation(p. 139)
• Strengthening or Weakening the Author's Statement or Conclusion(p. 140)
• Author Assumptions, Presuppositions, Underlying Principles(p. 143)
• Inferences and Implications(p. 147)
• Deductions(p. 149)
• Parallel Reasoning or Similarity of Logic(p. 151)
• Argument Exchange(p. 154)
• Syllogistic Reasoning(p. 155)
• Conclusions(p. 158)
• Logical Flaws(p. 159)
• Situation Analysis(p. 161)
• Passage Completion(p. 164)
• Word Reference(p. 165)
• In Conclusion(p. 166)
• Review of Some General Strategies for Logical Reasoning(p. 167)
• Extra Practice: Logical Reasoning(p. 168)
• Answers and Explanations(p. 183)
• Chapter 5 Writing Sample(p. 189)
• Introduction(p. 189)
• General Directions(p. 189)
• The Approach(p. 190)
• Analyzing the Writing Sample Topic(p. 190)
• The Phases of Writing(p. 191)
• Phase 1 Prewriting(p. 191)
• Phase 2 Writing(p. 192)
• Phase 3 Reading(p. 192)
• Two Completed Writing Samples(p. 192)
• Review of General Tips(p. 195)
• Practice: Writing Sample(p. 196)
• Part 3 Practice: Mastering Problem Types and Time Pressures(p. 207)
• Chapter 6 Model Test One(p. 209)
• Examination(p. 213)
• Answer Key(p. 249)
• Model Test Analysis(p. 250)
• Explanation of Answers(p. 251)
• Chapter 7 Model Test Two(p. 263)
• Examination(p. 267)
• Answer Key(p. 310)
• Model Test Analysis(p. 311)
• Explanation of Answers(p. 312)
• Chapter 8 Model Test Three(p. 325)
• Examination(p. 329)
• Answer Key(p. 371)
• Model Test Analysis(p. 372)
• Explanation of Answers(p. 373)
• Chapter 9 Model Test Four(p. 385)
• Examination(p. 389)
• Answer Key(p. 423)
• Model Test Analysis(p. 424)
• Explanation of Answers(p. 425)
• Chapter 10 Model Test Five(p. 436)
• Examination(p. 439)
• Answer Key(p. 475)
• Model Test Analysis(p. 476)
• Explanation of Answers(p. 477)
• Chapter 11 Model Test Six(p. 489)
• Examination(p. 493)
• Answer Key(p. 534)
• Model Test Analysis(p. 535)
• Explanation of Answers(p. 536)
• Part 4 Final Touches: Reviewing the Important Techniques(p. 545)
• Chapter 12 A Summary of Strategies(p. 547)
• Directions and Strategies(p. 547)
• General Tips(p. 547)
• Review of LSAT Areas(p. 547)
• Reading Comprehension(p. 547)
• Analytical Reasoning(p. 548)
• Logical Reasoning(p. 548)
• Writing Sample(p. 548)
• A Final Checklist(p. 549)
• Part 5 About the Law Schools and Law Practice(p. 551)
• Chapter 13 Overview of Aba-Approved Law Schools(p. 553)
• Chapter 14 Your Chances of Law School Admission(p. 576)
• A Profile of Recent First-Year Law Students(p. 576)