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PrepTest 143 Explanations
PrepTest 143 has 4 sections (3 Logical Reasoning and 1 Reading Comprehension) with 103 explained questions. Its reading passages cover Documenting Indigenous Culture, Judicial Recusals, A Lie for a Lie, and The Myth of Liquid Glass. Choose a section to browse LSAT Lab's explanations.
Section 1Logical Reasoning· 25 questions
- 1Pundit: Our city made a mistake
- 2Popular science publications that explain
- 3Critic: Rock music is musically
- 4Scientist: In testing whether a baby's
- 5Environment minister: Because of
- 6Sport utility vehicles (SUVs)
- 7Political advertisement: Sherwood campaigns
- 8Client: The owners of the catering
- 9Red admiral butterflies fly
- 10Copyright statutes benefit society
- 11Police chief: During my tenure
- 12Commentator: The Duke of Acredia
- 13Dr. Khan: Professor Bums recognizes
- 14If people refrained from being
- 15Astronomer: In most cases in which
- 16It is possible to grow agricultural crops
- 17Critics worry that pessimistic news
- 18Police captain: The chief of police
- 19Economist: Although average hourly
- 20Researchers compared the brains
- 21A new device uses the global
- 22Food co-ops are a type of consumer
- 23Editorial: The gates at most railroad
- 24Researcher: People who participate
- 25The availability of television reduces
Section 2Reading Comprehension· 27 questions
Passage 1Documenting Indigenous Culture
Passage 2Judicial Recusals
Passage 3A Lie for a Lie
Passage 4The Myth of Liquid Glass
Section 3Logical Reasoning· 25 questions
- 1When industries rapidly apply
- 2While sales of other highly fuel-efficient
- 3Louise McBride, a homeowner
- 4The size of the spleen is a good
- 5Home ownership is a sign of
- 6If newly hatched tobacco hornworms
- 7Employee: My boss says that my
- 8The local news media have long
- 9We know that if life ever existed
- 10Television host: While it's true that
- 11Literature professor: Critics charge that
- 12Policy: The factory's safety inspector
- 13University administrator: Graduate students
- 14Branson: Most of the air pollution
- 15Ninety percent of recent car buyers
- 16Theorist: To be capable of planned
- 17Rocket engines are most effective
- 18Consumer advocate: Manufacturers of
- 19A recent study showed that the immune
- 20Engineer: Semiplaning monohulls are
- 21Mate is a beverage found in much
- 22From 1996 to 2004, the average
- 23Amateur gardeners who plant based
- 24Columnist: On average, about 70 percent
- 25The populations of certain species
Section 4Logical Reasoning· 26 questions
- 1Among Trinidadian guppies
- 2Programmer: We computer programmers
- 3Cable TV stations have advantages
- 4In polluted industrial English
- 5Most scholars are puzzled
- 6Musicologist: Many critics complain
- 7Baxe Interiors, one of the largest interior design
- 8The giant Chicxulub crater
- 9In a sample containing 1,000 peanuts
- 10Economist: If the belief were to become widespread
- 11A development company has proposed
- 12After the rush-hour speed limit
- 13An art critic, by ridiculing an artwork
- 14The number of automobile thefts
- 15Legislator: My staff conducted
- 16Many nursing homes have prohibitions
- 17Near many cities, contamination
- 18Wong: Although all countries
- 19Principle: When none of the fully qualified
- 20Many important types of medicine
- 21In modern deep-diving
- 22Librarian: Some argue that the preservation
- 23Columnist: Although much has been learned
- 24One is likely to feel comfortable
- 25There can be no individual freedom
- 26Economist: Countries with an uneducated