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LSAT.336 Test-Day Execution Plan
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At the end of a remote LSAT, the student is unsure what to do with scratch paper and wants to log off quickly. Which plan is best?
A
Log off first, then destroy or store scratch paper according to memory of the rules.
B
Keep the scratch paper for personal review because it contains the student's own notes, not official questions.
C
Photograph the scratch paper in case a technical issue later requires proof of work.
D
Follow the proctor and platform closing instructions exactly for scratch materials, complete any required final checks, then log off only when permitted and avoid discussing test content afterward.
E
Read through the scratch paper once after the final section to identify lessons before the memory fades.
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