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PrepTest 14 Explanations
PrepTest 14 has 3 sections (2 Logical Reasoning and 1 Reading Comprehension) with 77 explained questions. Its reading passages cover Earth's Magnetic Field, Deconstruction, Stolen Art, and Serfdom vs. Slavery. Choose a section to browse LSAT Lab's explanations.
Section 2Logical Reasoning· 25 questions
- 1Rainfall in the drought-plagued metropolitan
- 2Manager: I have circulated a posting
- 3Deer mice normally do not travel
- 4The government’s proposed 8 percent
- 5The average literate person today
- 6Some scientists believe that the relationship
- 7All zebras have stripes, and
- 8Some years ago, an editorial
- 9Ph.D. programs are valuable only if
- 10The government of Penglai, an
- 11Unless they are used as
- 12In many languages other than English
- 13In many languages other than English
- 14Zachary: One would have to be blind
- 15Zachary: One would have to be blind
- 16A county airport, designed to serve
- 17Consumer activist: By allowing major airlines
- 18Consumer activist: By allowing major
- 19A report on the likely effects
- 20Railroad spokesperson: Of course it is
- 21In response to high mortality in area hospitals
- 22Gallery owner: Because this painting appears
- 23Government-subsidized insurance available to homeowners
- 24Between 1951 and 1963, it was illegal
- 25A letter submitted to the editor
Section 3Reading Comprehension· 27 questions
Passage 1Earth's Magnetic Field
Passage 2Deconstruction
Passage 3Stolen Art
Passage 4Serfdom vs. Slavery
Section 4Logical Reasoning· 25 questions
- 1In a yearlong study, half
- 2You should not praise an act
- 3The government recently released a study
- 4Many economically useful raw materials
- 5Only some strains of the tobacco
- 6The number of hospital emergency room
- 7The number of hospital emergency room
- 8The years 1917, 1937, 1956, 1968, 1979, and 1990
- 9Since anyone who supports the
- 10Interviewer: You have shown that biofeedback
- 11Conservative: Socialists begin their arguments
- 12Conservative: Socialists begin their arguments
- 13“Addiction” has been defined as
- 14The commissioner has announced that
- 15Magazine article: The Environmental Commissioner’s
- 16It is not reasonable to search
- 17On completing both the course
- 18According to a government official
- 19When permits for the discharge
- 20Monroe, despite his generally poor appetite
- 21Monroe, despite his generally poor appetite
- 22“This company will not be training
- 23A car’s antitheft alarm that sounds
- 24In Peru, ancient disturbances in the dark
- 25In Peru, ancient disturbances in the dark