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PrepTest 146 Explanations
PrepTest 146 has 4 sections (3 Logical Reasoning and 1 Reading Comprehension) with 104 explained questions. Its reading passages cover Jury Nullification, Sociohistorical Interpretations of Art, Clay Tokens, and Chlorofluorocarbons and the Ozone. Choose a section to browse LSAT Lab's explanations.
Section 1Logical Reasoning· 25 questions
- 1Grecia: The survey that we
- 2In 1893, an excavation led by Wilhelm
- 3Flynn: Allowing people to collect large
- 4Monroe: Our organization’s project
- 5Researchers asked 100 fifty-year-olds
- 6Mario: I see that the only rug store
- 7Editorialist: The city council is considering
- 8Philosopher: It has been argued
- 9In a recent field study of prairie
- 10Anthropologist: In an experiment
- 11Modest amounts of exercise can
- 12Sartore is a better movie reviewer
- 13Specially bred aquarium fish
- 14Ethicist: The general principle
- 15The production of leather and fur
- 16In most of this forest, the expected
- 17In order to relieve traffic congestion
- 18Office worker: I have two equally
- 19Science teacher: An abstract knowledge
- 20Lyle: Admittedly, modernizing
- 21Most kinds of soil contain clay
- 22In 2005, an environmental group
- 23A spy fails by being caught
- 24Families with underage children
- 25Critic: The Gazette-Standard
Section 2Logical Reasoning· 26 questions
- 1For the first few weeks
- 2Success l stand-up comedians
- 3Reviewer: Almost all books
- 4The mayor has been accused
- 5Archaeologist: The earliest evidence
- 6Astronomer: This country's space agency
- 7Naturalist: Different nonhuman primate
- 8Manager: The only employees
- 9Even though she thought the informant
- 10One who has borrowed an item
- 11Human skin gives off an array
- 12A 1955 analysis of paint samples
- 13A six-month public health
- 14A study at a company found
- 15Nutritionist: Most fad diets
- 16The caffeine in coffee
- 17Film historians often find
- 18The consensus among astronomers,
- 19Analyst: Any new natural-gas-powered
- 20Voting records regularly show
- 21A local marsh would need
- 22In a recent study, one group
- 23Environmentalist: Efforts to attain
- 24There are only two plausible
- 25Substantial economic growth
- 26Winston: The rules for awarding
Section 3Logical Reasoning· 26 questions
- 1A nonprofit organization concerned
- 2An unstable climate was probably
- 3Sales manager: Having spent my entire
- 4According to economists, people’s
- 5Resident: Data indicates that 30
- 6The decisions that one makes
- 7The Kuna, a people native to several
- 8Numerous studies suggest that when
- 9Organized word-of-mouth marketing
- 10Consultant: If Whalley sticks
- 11From 1880 to 2000 Britain’s economy
- 12Advertisement: When you need a will
- 13Pollution is a problem wherever
- 14Seventeenth-century proponents
- 15A good manager must understand
- 16Babblers, a bird species, live
- 17Photographs show an area
- 18For consumers, the most enjoyable
- 19Jurist: To ensure that a legal
- 20The company president says that
- 21Journalist: People whose diets contain
- 22Riverdale’s Modern Party Chairperson
- 23Businessperson: Because the parking
- 24For a work to be rightly thought
- 25At Morris University this semester
- 26Film director: Although the production
Section 4Reading Comprehension· 27 questions
Passage 1Jury Nullification
Passage 2Sociohistorical Interpretations of Art
Passage 3Clay Tokens
Passage 4Chlorofluorocarbons and the Ozone