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PrepTest 1 Explanations
PrepTest 1 has 3 sections (2 Logical Reasoning and 1 Reading Comprehension) with 77 explained questions. Its reading passages cover Phillis Wheatley, Scientific Disciplines, Criminal Procedure, and Professionals. Choose a section to browse LSAT Lab's explanations.
Section 1Reading Comprehension· 28 questions
Passage 1Phillis Wheatley
Passage 2Scientific Disciplines
Passage 3Criminal Procedure
Section 3Logical Reasoning· 25 questions
- 1It is difficult to keep deep wounds
- 2People who are red/green color-blind
- 3Early in this century Alfred Wegener
- 4The theory of military deterrence
- 5To the Editor: In 1960, an astronomer
- 6If Max were guilty, he would not
- 7A population of game ducks
- 8The common procedure for determining
- 9Fines levied against those responsible
- 10Even in a democracy, it is necessary
- 11Water vapor evaporated from the
- 12Some of the most prosperous nations
- 13The term “pit bull”
- 14Historically, monetary systems have developed
- 15Computer operating system software
- 16Computer operating system software
- 17It is the mark of a superior conductor
- 18In the United States proven oil reserves
- 19Train service suffers when a railroad
- 20Most people in the United States
- 21The energy an animal must expend
- 22The 1980s have been characterized
- 23A medical journal used a questionnaire
- 24Shanna: Owners of any work of art
- 25Shanna: Owners of any work of art
Section 4Logical Reasoning· 24 questions
- 1Radioactive waste from nuclear power
- 2Only 1,000 to 2,000 species of fruit flies
- 3In 1860 Bavarian quarry workers
- 4State researchers have found that
- 5Senator Strongwood reported that
- 6The most successful economies
- 7When Cortez arrived in Mexico
- 8The Baysville Chamber of Commerce
- 9Some people are Montagues
- 10The formation of hurricanes
- 11It is even more important
- 12A recent study found that snoring
- 13The press reports on political campaigns
- 14The press reports on political campaigns
- 15Studies of brain lateralization in animals
- 16Professor: If both parents have type O
- 17A recent survey of brand preferences
- 18Several cosmetics firms are committed
- 19Can any research be found
- 20In order to advance her point
- 21A society in which there are many crimes
- 22A fourteen-year study of finches
- 23Mr. Blatt: Expert consultants
- 24Although all contemporary advertising