LSAT PrepTest 134 explanations
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Section 1
Logical Reasoning · 25 questions
- 1Medical Second OpinionsRole/Main Point
- 2Florida Panthers PopulationMust Be True
- 3Egalitarian Society CriticismStrategy of Argument
- 4Weaken
- 5Dog Discipline MisbehaviorFlaw
- 6Tornado Recording IncreaseParadox
- 7Chocolate Health Benefits ReportFlaw
- 8Bottom-Up Ecosystem TheoryWeaken
- 9Calcium And Bone DevelopmentParallel Flaw
- 10Technological Innovation ResistanceWeaken
- 11Flattery and Employee PromotionsSufficient Assumption
- 12Raw Meat AdvocacyStrengthen
- 13Stretching And Jogging InjuriesWeaken
- 14Superconductor Energy InfrastructureRole/Main Point
- 15Colette's Literary NovelsNecessary Assumption
- 16Self-Interest and DemocracyFlaw
- 17Removed Mosaics From ZumaStrengthen
- 18Kraken Bridge Traffic FlowMust Be True
- 19DNA Test ReliabilityFlaw
- 20Video King Coupon LocationsMust Be True
- 21Game Show Prize SelectionParallel Reasoning
- 22Sewage Sludge Heavy MetalsStrengthen
- 23Marital Vows and LoveSufficient Assumption
- 24Genetically Engineered Food LabelingFlaw
- 25Garbage Sorting PolicyRole/Main Point
Section 2
Logical Reasoning · 25 questions
- 1Role/Main Point
- 2Napping and InsomniaFlaw
- 3Joe's Car VacuumParallel Reasoning
- 4Corporate Shareholder ProfitsStrengthen
- 5Barton Pool Access RulesMust Be True
- 6Municipal Automotive Use ProgramFlaw
- 7Water Flow InertiaMust Be True
- 8Drug Pricing Across NationsStrengthen
- 9Year-Round School ScheduleWeaken
- 10Downtown Driving ChargeNecessary Assumption
- 11Paradox
- 12Worker-Owned Businesses LendingWeaken
- 13Must Be True
- 14Study Time And Student GradesParadox
- 15Cyclist Intensity and MoodMust Be True
- 16Extraterrestrials and UFOsParallel Flaw
- 17Appearing Prudent Resents OthersSufficient Assumption
- 18Smoking and Short-Term MemoryMust Be True
- 19Professional Organization VotingStrengthen
- 20Brain Pathway DevelopmentSufficient Assumption
- 21Homeric AttributionWeaken
- 22Parallel Reasoning
- 23Flaw
- 24Apple Juice PasteurizationMust Be True
- 25Individual Welfare and DemocracyNecessary Assumption
Section 3
Logical Reasoning · 26 questions
- 1Must Be True
- 2Flaw
- 3Boat Engine Noise WhalesMust Be True
- 4Trade Group Membership ListFlaw
- 5Disagreement
- 6Flaw
- 7Disagreement
- 8Paradox
- 9Sentencing Guidelines PenaltiesStrengthen
- 10Learning From HistoryRole/Main Point
- 11Campaign Contribution EthicsFlaw
- 12Hot and Cold CompostingNecessary Assumption
- 13Galaxy Count and Universe MassParadox
- 14Government Reform Social ChangeFlaw
- 15City Economic Development PlanningWeaken
- 16Cell Phone Usage AirplanesRole/Main Point
- 17Alzheimer's Disease MicrogliaStrengthen
- 18Unauthorized Computer File AccessMust Be True
- 19Leather Tanning ProcessNecessary Assumption
- 20Practical Jokes EthicsMust Be True
- 21Pizza Parlor Coupon AcceptanceSufficient Assumption
- 22Scientists Selecting ProblemsMust Be True
- 23Parallel Flaw
- 24Fake Confidence and SuccessStrengthen
- 25Parallel Reasoning
- 26Consumer Purchase DecisionsSufficient Assumption
Section 4RC
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