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PrepTest 115 Explanations
PrepTest 115 has 4 sections (2 Logical Reasoning and 2 Reading Comprehension) with 106 explained questions. Its reading passages cover Industrial Ecosystem, Thurgood Marshall, Haraway’s Primate Visions, and Theory of the Mind. Choose a section to browse LSAT Lab's explanations.
Section 1Reading Comprehension· 28 questions
Passage 1Industrial Ecosystem
Passage 2Thurgood Marshall
Passage 3Haraway’s Primate Visions
Section 2Logical Reasoning· 24 questions
- 1A distinguished British judge, Justice Upton,
- 2Any course that teaches students
- 3Letter to the editor: Allowing
- 4Marie: I gave the cashier
- 5We are taught that pedestrians
- 6Poor writers often express mundane
- 7The kind of thoughts that
- 8The kind of thoughts that
- 9Claude: To introduce greater public
- 10Claude: To introduce greater public
- 11A gift is not generous
- 12Politician: It is wrong for
- 13Jenkins: Research on the properties
- 14Activist: Although the environmental bill
- 15More and more academic institutions
- 16Biologists agree that human beings
- 17Columnist: Over the last 20
- 18All historians are able to spot
- 19Jeff: Proposed regulations concerning the
- 20Productivity is average output per worker
- 21Cognitive psychologist: The majority of skilled
- 22The relaxation of regulations governing
- 23Councilperson X: We have an obligation
- 24Good students learn more than
Section 3Reading Comprehension· 28 questions
Passage 1Mexican Muralist Painters
Passage 2Fairy Tales
Passage 3Planck and Wave Theory
Passage 4Canadian Copyrights and Digitialization
Section 4Logical Reasoning· 26 questions
- 1A study comparing infant care
- 2Tom: Critics of recent high court
- 3Tom: Critics of recent high court
- 4Among North American school-age children,
- 5Lactose, a sugar found in milk,
- 6A politician can neither be reelected
- 7Jorge: You won’t be able
- 8Jorge: You won’t be able
- 9In each of the last
- 10The wholesale price of one bottle
- 11Letter to the editor: According
- 12The higher a dam, the more
- 13Nearly every criminal trial includes
- 14The mathematics of the scientific
- 15Ruth: To become a politician,
- 16Cézanne’s art inspired the next
- 17Ecologist: Forest fires, the vast
- 18Foster: Many species of extremely
- 19It is obvious that one
- 20Some people believe that good
- 21In a small town, every complaint filed
- 22Drama critic: Audiences will enjoy
- 23Editorial: Given the law of supply
- 24A park’s user fees are
- 25Political commentator: Voters tend to
- 26Commentator: Because of teacher hiring