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PrepTest 141 Explanations
PrepTest 141 has 4 sections (2 Logical Reasoning and 2 Reading Comprehension) with 105 explained questions. Its reading passages cover Natural Selection and Neutral Mutations, Julia Margaret Cameron, Advertising Criticisms, and Rectification of Past Property Injustice. Choose a section to browse LSAT Lab's explanations.
Section 1Reading Comprehension· 27 questions
Passage 1Natural Selection and Neutral Mutations
Passage 2Julia Margaret Cameron
Passage 3Advertising Criticisms
Passage 4Rectification of Past Property Injustice
Section 2Logical Reasoning· 25 questions
- 1Editorial: The city has chosen a contractor
- 2Jeneta: Increasingly, I've noticed
- 3Some video game makers
- 4Principle: The executive in a given
- 5Science writer: Lemaitre argued
- 6Critic: The criticism of the popular
- 7Party X has recently been accused
- 8Biologist: Marine animals known
- 9Columnist: Research shows significant
- 10Actor: Bertolt Brecht's plays
- 11Municipal legislator: The mayor
- 12The chairperson should not have
- 13Reformer: A survey of police
- 14Inez: Space-exploration programs
- 15Marketing consultant: Last year
- 16The top prize in architecture
- 17If Suarez is not the most qualified
- 18Critic: An art historian argues
- 19A carved flint object depicting
- 20The advent of chemical fertilizers
- 21Most of the students who took Spanish
- 22Because the native salmon
- 23A developing country can substantially
- 24A survey of a city's concertgoers
- 25Student: Before completing my research
Section 3Reading Comprehension· 27 questions
Passage 2Katherine Dunham
Passage 3Happiness and Wealth
Passage 4Regulating Voluntary Risk
Section 4Logical Reasoning· 26 questions
- 1In an experiment, ten people
- 2Residents of a coastal community
- 3Moore: Sunscreen lotions, which
- 4Psychologist: Some have argued
- 5While biodiversity is indispensable
- 6Clinician: Patients with immune system
- 7Critic: The perennial image of the
- 8Fluoride enters a region's groundwater
- 9Fraenger's assertion that the artist
- 10Vacuum cleaner salesperson: To prove
- 11Manager: This company's supply
- 12Worldwide, more books were sold
- 13In early 2003, scientists detected
- 14Environmentalist: Pollution from gasoline
- 15Hine's emerald dragonflies are an
- 16Stress is a common cause of high
- 17A positive correlation has been found
- 18So far this summer
- 19Young people believe efforts
- 20In a recent study of
- 21The only songs Amanda has ever
- 22Advertising tends to have
- 23Problem: If Shayna congratulates
- 24Clearly, a democracy cannot thrive
- 25Roberta is irritable only when
- 26Farmer: Crops genetically engineered