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PrepTest 120 Explanations
PrepTest 120 has 4 sections (3 Logical Reasoning and 1 Reading Comprehension) with 104 explained questions. Its reading passages cover The Downstate Campaign, Cultural Revolution Artistic Effects, Family Dispute Resolution, and Pathogens. Choose a section to browse LSAT Lab's explanations.
Section 1Logical Reasoning· 26 questions
- 1While it might be expected
- 2Despite increasing international efforts to
- 3When a lawmaker spoke out
- 4Aaron: A prominent judge, criticizing
- 5The human emotional response presents
- 6Recent investigations of earthquakes have
- 7Terry: Months ago, I submitted
- 8Fortune-teller: Admittedly, the claims
- 9Film historians have made two
- 10Editorial: Many observers note with
- 11In contemplating major purchases, businesses
- 12All known living things are
- 13All societies recognize certain rules
- 14Linguist: Regional dialects, many of
- 15Often, a product popularly believed
- 16Essayist: Many people are hypocritical
- 17“Multiple use” refers to the
- 18In the troposphere, the lowest
- 19There have been no new
- 20Professor: Each government should do
- 21Opposition leader: Our country has
- 22Columnist: There are certain pesticides
- 23Columnist: Neuroscientists have found that
- 24Consumer advocate: The manufacturer’s instructions
- 25Claude: Because of the relatively
- 26Researchers gave 100 first-graders
Section 2Reading Comprehension· 26 questions
Passage 1The Downstate Campaign
Passage 2Cultural Revolution Artistic Effects
Passage 3Family Dispute Resolution
Section 3Logical Reasoning· 26 questions
- 1Although fiber-optic telephone cable
- 2Being near woodlands, the natural
- 3According to the rules of
- 4To the editor: For generations
- 5Azadeh: The recent increase in
- 6Citizen: The primary factor determining
- 7Legislator: To keep our food
- 8Consumer advocate: There is ample
- 9Laird: Pure research provides us
- 10Naturalist: To be dependable, the accounting
- 11Carrots are known to be
- 12Critics have argued that because
- 13Writer: In the diplomat’s or lawyer’s
- 14Overexposure to certain wavelengths of
- 15In a study, parents were asked
- 16In the last election, 89
- 17Art critic: Abstract paintings are
- 18North Americans who travel to
- 19Although high cholesterol levels have
- 20Philosopher: It is absurd to
- 21Clearly, fitness consultants who smoke
- 22If one does not have enough
- 23Television network executive: Some scientists
- 24Police commissioner: Last year our
- 25A corporation created a new division.
- 26Students in a college ethics
Section 4Logical Reasoning· 26 questions
- 1Big-budget movies often gross
- 2Dr. Theresa Pagano, a biologist,
- 3Professor: The best users of
- 4The purpose of the physical
- 5Sickles found at one archaeological
- 6Pain perception depends only partly
- 7If cold fusion worked, it
- 8Everyone likes repertory theater.
- 9Writer: I collaborated with another
- 10Researcher: All defects in short-term
- 11Historian: One traditional childrearing practice
- 12Novelist: Any author who thinks
- 13Britain is now rabies free.
- 14Franklin: The only clue I
- 15People who have doctorates in
- 16Logan: Newspapers have always focused
- 17People who have never been
- 18It has been a staple
- 19Fishing columnist: When an independent
- 20Investment banker: Democracies require free-market
- 21Administrator: Because revenue fell by
- 22Repressors—people who unconsciously inhibit
- 23A television manufacturing plant has
- 24New evidence suggests that the
- 25Inflation rates will not stabilize
- 26The number of applications for