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PrepTest 107 Explanations
PrepTest 107 has 4 sections (3 Logical Reasoning and 1 Reading Comprehension) with 102 explained questions. Its reading passages cover Pre-World War I Painters, Traditional Languages, Platypus Bill, and Medieval English Law and Women. Choose a section to browse LSAT Lab's explanations.
Section 1Logical Reasoning· 25 questions
- 1Politician: The funding for the new
- 2The smoker’s response
- 3There should be a greater use of
- 4Cats spend much of their time sleeping;
- 5Barnes: The two newest employees
- 6These days, drug companies and
- 7In Debbie’s magic act, a volunteer
- 8Nutritionist: Many people claim
- 9Jean: Our navigational equipment
- 10The symptoms of hepatitis A appear
- 11Of the following, which one most
- 12It is well known that many species
- 13The top priority of the school
- 14Prosecutor: Dr. Yuge has testified
- 15Ordinary mountain sickness, a common
- 16We can learn about the living conditions
- 17Columnist: It is impossible for
- 18Some planning committee members
- 19Arbitrator: The shipping manager
- 20The price of a full-fare coach
- 21Editorial: The government claims that
- 22Editorial: The government claims
- 23Linda says that, as a scientist,
- 24Automobile-emission standards are
- 25The indigenous people of Tasmania
Section 2Reading Comprehension· 27 questions
Passage 1Pre-World War I Painters
Passage 2Traditional Languages
Passage 3Platypus Bill
Passage 4Medieval English Law and Women
Section 3Logical Reasoning· 25 questions
- 1Braille is a method of producing
- 2Mayor of Otterville, a suburb of
- 3Land developer: By attempting to
- 4Most small children are flat-footed.
- 5The chances that tropical storms
- 6Astorga’s campaign promises are
- 7Newsletter for community-center
- 8Each of the following, if true,
- 9The official’s conclusion is most
- 10The only motives that influence
- 11Astronomer: Astronomical observations
- 12Music critic: Some people argue
- 13Charles: During recessions unemployment typically rises
- 14Charles: During recessions unemployment typically rises
- 15For the condor to survive in the
- 16Allowing more steel imports would
- 17Wild cheetahs live in the African
- 18To classify a work of art as truly
- 19Professor Robinson: A large meteorite
- 20Pieces of music consist of sounds
- 21A study of the difference in earnings
- 22Biologist: Some speculate that
- 23Several carefully conducted studies
- 24Mr. Nance: Ms. Chan said that she
- 25A recent survey showed that 50
Section 4Logical Reasoning· 25 questions
- 1Combustion of gasoline in automobile
- 2Economist: To the extent that homelessness
- 3Physical education should teach
- 4An assumption made in the explanation
- 5The explanation offered by the
- 6Some judges complain about statutes
- 7Conservationist: The population of a certain wildflower
- 8Conservationist: The population of a certain wildflower
- 9Because of increases in the price
- 10Parents should not necessarily
- 11Sometimes when their trainer gives
- 12Editorialist: Drivers with a large
- 13The point about which the supervisor
- 14The plant manager’s argument is
- 15Ambiguity inspires interpretation.
- 16Franklin: It is inconsistent to
- 17Studies of the reliability of eyewitness
- 18All actions are motivated by self-interest,
- 19In the decade from the mid-1980s
- 20Amphibian populations are declining
- 21All too many weaklings are also
- 22Critic: Most chorale preludes were
- 23Quasars—celestial objects so far
- 24Medical researcher: As expected,
- 25Formal performance evaluations