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PrepTest 138 Explanations
PrepTest 138 has 4 sections (3 Logical Reasoning and 1 Reading Comprehension) with 102 explained questions. Its reading passages cover The Corrido, Plant Evolution, The Invisible Hand, and Discretionary Nonenforcement. Choose a section to browse LSAT Lab's explanations.
Section 1Reading Comprehension· 27 questions
Passage 1The Corrido
Passage 2Plant Evolution
Passage 3The Invisible Hand
Passage 4Discretionary Nonenforcement
Section 2Logical Reasoning· 26 questions
- 1Technician: Laboratory mice that
- 2"Dumping is defined as selling a product
- 3Scientist: Venus contains a hot molten
- 4Columnist: The managers of some
- 5Principle: A law whose purpose
- 6A film makes a profit if
- 7Several companies that make herbal
- 8Scientists conjecture that certain
- 9A diet whose protein comes
- 10People who are allergic to cats
- 11Cartographer: Maps are like language
- 12Journalist: A book claiming
- 13A computer game publisher
- 14City dog licensing records
- 15Psychologists recently conducted
- 16Judge: The defendant admits
- 17Brianna: It would have been better
- 18Every delegate to the convention
- 19Research into arificial intelligence
- 20A study found that when rating
- 21Justine: Pellman, Inc. settled the lawsuit
- 22Astrologer: Although some scientists
- 23Ethicist: Only when we know a lot
- 24Studies have found that human tears
- 25If squirrels eat from a bird feeder
- 26Sarah: When commercial fishing boats
Section 3Logical Reasoning· 25 questions
- 1Curator: Critics have rightly
- 2Forest fragmentation occurs
- 3Statistics reveal that more collisions
- 4Over the last few decades
- 5Editorialist: Many professional musicians
- 6Medical columnist: Some doctors
- 7Researcher: Accurate readings of air
- 8Some claim that migratory birds
- 9All laundry detergents
- 10Fishery officials are still
- 11Counselor: Many people assume
- 12Dried parsley should never
- 13The size of northern fur seals
- 14Mayor: Our city faces a difficult
- 15Anyone who knows Ellsworth
- 16Political scientist: People become
- 17The conventional view is that asteroids
- 18The chairperson of Acme Corporation
- 19Editorial: Painting involves a sequential
- 20Scientist: Given the human tendency
- 21Professor Riley characterized
- 22Radio producer: Our failure
- 23Art historian: This painting, purportedly
- 24In the Riverview Building
- 25Alissa: If, as the mayor says
Section 4Logical Reasoning· 24 questions
- 1Jim's teacher asked him to
- 2All the books in the library
- 3The level of sulfur dioxide
- 4Ecologist: Landfills are generally designed
- 5Recent epidemiological studies report
- 6After an oil spill, rehabilitation centers were set up
- 7Psychologist: Research has shown that a weakened
- 8Adobe is an ideal material for
- 9In one study of a particular plant species
- 10Letter to the editor: Sites are needed for disposal
- 11Most universities today offer students
- 12The government has recently adopted a policy
- 13Many economists claim that financial rewards provide
- 14Editorial: A proposed new law
- 15Camille: Manufacturers of water-saving faucets
- 16Company spokesperson: In lieu of redesigning
- 17Humankind would not have survived
- 18Bus driver: Had the garbage truck
- 20Historian: Radio drama requires
- 21Each of the candidates
- 22One of the most useful social conventions
- 23Libel is defined as
- 24Mammals cannot digest cellulose
- 25A law is successful primarily