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PrepTest 111 Explanations
PrepTest 111 has 4 sections (3 Logical Reasoning and 1 Reading Comprehension) with 104 explained questions. Its reading passages cover Women's Memoirs of the French Revolution, Romare Bearden, Biology and Universal Laws, and Dworkin and Legal Positivists. Choose a section to browse LSAT Lab's explanations.
Section 1Logical Reasoning· 26 questions
- 1Some critics argue that an
- 2Lecturer: Given our current state
- 3More women than men suffer
- 4Parent P: Children will need computer
- 5Proponent: Irradiation of food by gamma
- 6Proponent: Irradiation of food by gamma
- 7Due to wider commercial availability
- 8Lobsters and other crustaceans eaten
- 9Researcher: The rate of psychological
- 10Although marathons are 26.2 miles
- 11Linguist: Some people have understood
- 12Gene splicing can give rise
- 13Journal: In several psychological studies,
- 14Novelists cannot become great as
- 15Statistician: A financial magazine claimed
- 16On the basis of the available
- 17On the basis of the available
- 18The current pattern of human
- 19Lathyrism, a debilitating neurological disorder
- 20Columnist: Almost anyone can be an expert,
- 21A patient complained of feeling
- 22No chordates are tracheophytes,
- 23Some statisticians claim that the
- 24In every case of political
- 25A company that produces men’s cologne
- 26Kim: The rapidly growing world
Section 2Reading Comprehension· 26 questions
Passage 1Women's Memoirs of the French Revolution
Passage 2Romare Bearden
Passage 3Biology and Universal Laws
Passage 4Dworkin and Legal Positivists
Section 3Logical Reasoning· 26 questions
- 1More and more computer programs
- 2Raymond Burr played the role of
- 3Opponents of peat harvesting in
- 4For the next year, the Chefs’ Union
- 5Parent: I had tried without
- 6The student body at this university
- 7The drilling proponent’s reply
- 8Opponent of offshore oil drilling:
- 9A running track with a hard surface
- 10Goswami: I support the striking
- 11Teacher to a student: You agree
- 12Despite the fact that antilock
- 13President of the Regional Chamber
- 14It is inaccurate to say that a
- 15During the recent economic downturn,
- 16Zoos have served both as educational
- 17Only a very small percentage of
- 18If there are any inspired performances
- 19Columnist: A recent study suggests
- 20Scientist: Some critics of public
- 21The new agriculture bill will almost
- 22The folktale that claims that a
- 23Anna’s reply is structured to lead
- 24Tony: A new kind of videocassette
- 25Physician: Heart disease generally
- 26People ought to take into account
Section 4Logical Reasoning· 26 questions
- 1The graphical illustrations mathematics teachers
- 2Bureaucratic mechanisms are engineered to
- 3In speech, when words or
- 4Last year a large firm
- 5One of the advantages of Bacillus thuringiensis
- 6Many people are alarmed about
- 7Attorney: I ask you to
- 8It is widely believed that
- 9Moralist: Humans have a natural
- 10A recent study suggests that Alzheimer’s
- 11One approach to the question
- 12Most doctors recommend that pregnant women
- 13Mayor: The law prohibiting pedestrians
- 14Marian Anderson, the famous contralto,
- 15Geneticist: Ethicists have fears, many
- 16Publicity campaigns for endangered species
- 17Politician: All nations that place
- 18Philosopher: Scientists talk about the
- 19Several critics have claimed that
- 20Archaeologist: A skeleton of a
- 21All social systems are based
- 22Multiple sclerosis is an autoimmune
- 23The higher the altitude,
- 24A recent study of 6,403 people
- 25Zachary: The term “fresco” refers
- 26Zachary: The term “fresco” refers