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PrepTest 134 Explanations
PrepTest 134 has 4 sections (3 Logical Reasoning and 1 Reading Comprehension) with 103 explained questions. Its reading passages cover Deliberate Crimes and Utility Maximization, Mexican American Proverb Use, Evolutionary Psychology, and Dostoyevsky’s Position on Literature. Choose a section to browse LSAT Lab's explanations.
Section 1Logical Reasoning· 25 questions
- 1Sometimes it is advisable
- 2There are 70 to 100 Florida
- 3Political scientist: Efforts to create
- 4Physician: In an experiment
- 5Kennel club members who frequently
- 6The number of tornadoes recorded
- 7Recently, a report commissioned
- 8According to the
- 9If a child is to develop healthy
- 10History provides many examples
- 11In considering the fact
- 12The government is being urged
- 13Medical researcher: Scientists compared
- 14Superconductor development will enable
- 15The French novelist Colette
- 16The view that every person
- 17Archaeologist: The mosaics
- 18Traffic engineers have increased
- 19Court analyst: Courts should not
- 20Members of the VideoKing
- 21Game show winners choosing
- 22Microbiologist: Because heavy metals
- 23Ethicist: Marital vows often contain
- 24Principle: If a food product
- 25Editorial: The town would not
Section 2Logical Reasoning· 25 questions
- 1Certain companies require
- 2Psychologist: A study of 436 university students
- 3Whenever Joe's car is vacuumed
- 4Editorialist: In a large corporation
- 5Everyone in Biba's neighborhood
- 6Beck: Our computer program estimates
- 7Inertia affects the flow
- 8Journalist: To reconcile the need
- 9Robert: The school board
- 10In order to reduce traffic
- 11A recent study revealed
- 12Perry: Worker-owned businesses
- 13Some paleontologists believe that certain species
- 14For one academic year
- 15Researchers had three groups
- 16Anyone who believes in extraterrestrials
- 17People want to be instantly
- 18Journalist: Recent studies have demonstrated
- 19Educator: It has been argued
- 20Neural connections carrying signals
- 21The Iliad and the Odyssey
- 22Moralist: A statement is wholly
- 23Principle: It is healthy for children
- 24In response to several bacterial infections
- 25Sociologist: Widespread acceptance
Section 3Logical Reasoning· 26 questions
- 1"Hot spot" is a term that ecologists use
- 2Principle: If you sell an item
- 3Engine Noise from boats
- 4Journalist: A manufacturers' trade group
- 5Peter: Unlike in the past
- 6Local resident: An overabundance of algae
- 7Tanner: The public should
- 8A recent study shows
- 9In some jurisdictions
- 10People often admonish us
- 11Sigerson argues that the city
- 12Some gardening books published
- 13Astronomers have found new
- 14Newspaper subscriber: Arnot's editorial
- 15Columnist: Shortsighted motorists learn
- 16Editorial: Cell-phone usage
- 17Science writer: The deterioration
- 18Lawyer: One is justified
- 19The conventional process for tanning
- 20One should not play a practical joke
- 21Economics professor: Marty's Pizza
- 22Science writer: Scientists' astounding
- 23Most auto mechanics
- 24If one wants to succeed
- 25Journalist: The trade union members
- 26Acquiring complete detailed information
Section 4Reading Comprehension· 27 questions
Passage 1Deliberate Crimes and Utility Maximization
Passage 2Mexican American Proverb Use
Passage 3Evolutionary Psychology
Passage 4Dostoyevsky’s Position on Literature