Question: June 2007 Practice Test

Can anyone please explain why the June 2007 LSAT (the free one on the LSAC website) appears to be grading on such a more difficult scale than other tests? I understand the way it is scored off of percentages and all, but I was wondering if there was anything different about this particular test period. Did more/less people take it? It is widely considered an easier test, thus inflating raw scores and deflating scale scores?

Specifically, I got 13 wrong on the June 2007 test. Based off of the dozen or so tests that I have taken so far, that should have garnered me a 169-170, but in this instance it put me in the 93rd percentile, good enough for a 166. Was just curious as to why the gulf between this test’s percentages and all the others I’ve taken. If anyone could explain it would greatly appreciated!

Seems that LSAC determined it was just easier. I found LG and LR1 to be easier than average, RC to be average, and LR2 to be average to a bit harder than usual, actually. The -8 is brutal.

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