Free LSAT Practice Questions
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Logical Reasoning | |||
Question LSAT-LR-1 | Assumption | Challenging | |
Question LSAT-LR-2 | Weaken the Argument | Challenging | |
Question LSAT-LR-3 | Find the flaw in the Argument | Challenging | |
Question LSAT-LR-4 | Inference | Challenging | |
Question LSAT-LR-5 | Parallel flaw in the argument | Hard | |
Question LSAT-LR-6 | Find the flaw in the Argument | Hard | |
Question LSAT-LR-7 | Find the flaw in the Argument | Hard | |
Question LSAT-LR-8 | Method of Reasoning | Hard | |
Question LSAT-LR-9 | Point at Issue | Challenging | |
Question LSAT-LR-10 | Role Play | Challenging | |
Question LSAT-LR-11 | Assumption | Hard | |
Question LSAT-LR-12 | Strengthen | Medium | |
Question LSAT-LR-13 | Strengthen | Hard | |
Question LSAT-LR-14 | Justify the Conclusion (JTC) | Easy | |
Question LSAT-LR-15 | Weaken the Argument | Medium | |
Question LSAT-LR-16 | Weaken the Argument | Hard | |
Question LSAT-LR-17 | Evaluate the Argument | Challenging | |
Question LSAT-LR-18 | Main Point | Hard | |
Question LSAT-LR-19 | Inference | Challenging | |
Question LSAT-LR-20 | Cannot be Inferred | Medium | |
Question LSAT-LR-21 | Assumption | Medium | |
Question LSAT-LR-22 | Principle | Challenging | |
Question LSAT-LR-23 | Role Play | Medium | |
Question LSAT-LR-24 | Inference | Medium | |
Question LSAT-LR-25 | Method of Reasoning | Challenging | |
Question LSAT-LR-26 | Resolve the Paradox | Challenging | |
Question LSAT-LR-27 | Parallel Reasoning | Medium | |
Question LSAT-LR-28 | Find the flaw in the Argument | Medium | |
Question LSAT-LR-29 | Justify the Conclusion (JTC) | Easy | |
Question LSAT-LR-30 | Point at Issue | Challenging | |
Analytical Reasoning (Logic Games) | |||
Question LSAT-LG-1 | 6 Questions - Variable Level | ||
Question LSAT-LG-2 | 4 Questions - Variable Level | ||
Question LSAT-LG-3 | 5 Questions - Variable Level | ||
Question LSAT-LG-4 | 5 Questions - Variable Level | ||
Question LSAT-LG-5 | 5 Questions - Variable Level | ||
Question LSAT-LG-6 | 5 Questions - Variable Level | ||
Reading Comprehension | |||
Question LSAT-RC-1 | 10 Questions - Variable Level | ||
Question LSAT-RC-2 | 6 Questions - Variable Level | ||
Question LSAT-RC-3 | 6 Questions - Variable Level | ||
Question LSAT-RC-4 | 10 Questions - Variable Level |
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