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PrepTest 128 Explanations
PrepTest 128 has 4 sections (2 Logical Reasoning and 2 Reading Comprehension) with 105 explained questions. Its reading passages cover Mexican American Literature, Bankruptcy Law, Cultural Identity Influences, and Riddled Basins of Attraction. Choose a section to browse LSAT Lab's explanations.
Section 1Reading Comprehension· 28 questions
Passage 1Mexican American Literature
Passage 2Bankruptcy Law
Passage 3Cultural Identity Influences
Passage 4Riddled Basins of Attraction
Section 2Logical Reasoning· 25 questions
- 1Mysterious ancient tracks cut into limestone
- 2Book collector: The demand for
- 3Agriculture researcher: Because of its slow
- 4In the spring and fall, eastern
- 5Human Resources Director: Some people
- 6The effects of technology on language
- 7Builder: Within ten years, most
- 8Candidate: The children in our nation
- 9A proposed amendment would allow
- 10Columnist: Raising the minimum wage
- 11A recently completed study
- 12Shaw: Regulatory limits on pollution
- 13Scientist: There is little doubt
- 14A promise is defined as
- 15H. G Wells's great dramatic novel
- 16Laurel: Modern moral theories must
- 17Archaeologists excavating a Neanderthal campsite
- 18Critic: The contemporary novel is
- 19Criminologist: According to a countrywide
- 20Geologist: A new method for forecasting
- 21Cultural anthropological theory tends to
- 22Journal editor: Our treasurer advises
- 23Some people believe there is
- 24Clarissa: The natural sciences would
- 25Although Stillwater Pond has been
Section 3Logical Reasoning· 25 questions
- 1In a transportation company, a
- 2Because metallic mirrors absorb some
- 3If Patricia eats a heavy
- 4Huang: Most people who commit
- 5Those who participate in risky
- 6Melchior: Some studies have linked
- 7In an attempt to create
- 8Politician: It is widely accepted
- 9A television commercial argued as
- 10Biologists often announce that a
- 11Literary critic: Samuel Johnson argued
- 12Clothes dryers manufactured by Archway
- 13Sexual reproduction is achieved when
- 14Forty to 60 percent of students
- 15The number of deer living
- 16The primary task of a university
- 17Environmentalist: The United Kingdom recently
- 18Education critics' contention that the
- 19Scott: The Hippocratic oath demands
- 20Professor Gandolf says that all
- 21Musicologist: Ludwig van Beethoven began
- 22Critic: Historians purport to discover
- 23Councillor Miller opposes all proposals
- 24Historian: The revolutionary party has
- 25Although withholding information from someone
Section 4Reading Comprehension· 27 questions
Passage 1New Zealand's Wool Growers
Passage 2Woody Allen
Passage 3Cecilia Payne