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PrepTest 129 Explanations
PrepTest 129 has 4 sections (3 Logical Reasoning and 1 Reading Comprehension) with 103 explained questions. Its reading passages cover The FCC and Public Interest, Humanists and Scientists, Willa Cather, and Fractal Geometry. Choose a section to browse LSAT Lab's explanations.
Section 1Logical Reasoning· 25 questions
- 1Extract from lease: The tenant should
- 2Randy: After Mega Cable Television Company
- 3On the first day of trout season
- 4A strong correlation exists between
- 5An analysis of the number and severity
- 6Classical Roman architecture is beautiful
- 7After being subjected to clinical tests
- 8When companies' profits would otherwise
- 9One should always capitalize the main words
- 10Letter to the editor: Recently
- 11Cynthia: Corporations amply fund research
- 12One can never tell whether another person
- 13Fossil-fuel producers say
- 14If legislators are to enact laws
- 15Anderson maintains that travel writing
- 16Among multiparty democracies
- 17Warm air tends to be humid
- 18Asked by researchers to sort objects
- 19Dietitian: It is true that nutrients
- 20Industrial engineer: Some people have suggested
- 21Several people came down with an illness
- 22Economist: Real wages in this country
- 23In scientific journals, authors and reviewers
- 24Columnist: The amount of acidic pollutants
- 25Columnist: It is sometimes claimed
Section 2Logical Reasoning· 26 questions
- 1Many doctors cater to patients'
- 2Long-distance runners use two different kinds
- 3MetroBank made loans to ten
- 4Professor: A guest speaker recently
- 5Studies reveal that most people
- 6Studies show that individuals
- 7Essayist: Lessing contended
- 8A psychiatrist argued
- 9Even if many more people
- 10Dairy farmer: On our farm
- 11Pat: E-mail fosters anonymity
- 12Criminologist: The main purpose
- 13Administrators of educational institutions
- 14Scientists have shown that older bees
- 15Carla: Professors at public universities
- 16Software reviewer: Dictation software
- 17Poetry journal patron: Everybody
- 18No one with a serious medical problem would rely
- 19Team captain: Winning requires
- 20In the past, when there was no
- 21Editorial: It is a travesty
- 22Archaeologist: After the last ice age
- 23Taxi drivers, whose income
- 24Sometimes one reads a poem
- 25The law of the city
- 26Historian: Flavius, an ancient Roman
Section 3Logical Reasoning· 25 questions
- 1Educators studied the performance
- 2Politician: Most of those at the meeting
- 3Although free international trade
- 4Two randomly selected groups
- 5Hernandez: I recommend
- 6Economist: As should be obvious
- 7Scientists removed all viruses
- 8City council member: The Senior Guild
- 9Physician: In comparing our country
- 10Columnist: The failure of bicyclists
- 11Many vaccines create immunity
- 12Editorial: To qualify as an effective law
- 13Art historian: More than
- 14Food labeling regulation
- 15Medical ethicist: Assuming
- 16Critic: As modern methods
- 17Consumer: If you buy a watch
- 18A study found that patients
- 19Essayist: One of the drawbacks
- 20Ethicist: Every moral action
- 21Sociologist: The more technologically
- 22To win democratic elections
- 23In modern
- 24It is widely believed
- 25Manager: I recommend that
Section 4Reading Comprehension· 27 questions
Passage 1The FCC and Public Interest
Passage 2Humanists and Scientists
Passage 3Willa Cather