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PrepTest 150 Explanations
PrepTest 150 has 4 sections (2 Logical Reasoning and 2 Reading Comprehension) with 104 explained questions. Its reading passages cover The Greenhouse Effect, The Cognitive Interview, Genres of Fiction, and Evolutionary Implications of Cooking. Choose a section to browse LSAT Lab's explanations.
Section 1Reading Comprehension· 27 questions
Passage 1The Greenhouse Effect
Passage 2The Cognitive Interview
Passage 3Genres of Fiction
Passage 4Evolutionary Implications of Cooking
Section 2Logical Reasoning· 25 questions
- 1Philosopher: I have been told
- 2Ancient humans in eastern North America
- 3Durham: The mayor will agree
- 4When politicians describe their opponents' positions
- 5Lawyer: In a risky surgical procedure
- 6John's literature professor believes
- 7Geothermal power plants produce power
- 8One should not confuse a desire for money
- 9Yu: The menu at Jason’s Restaurant
- 10Various studies have concluded
- 11Psychologists have found that candidates
- 12Scientist: Some pundits claim
- 13Scientist: It seems likely
- 14The arousal of anger
- 15Children clearly have a reasonably
- 16Environment minister: Many countries have signed
- 17Advocate: A study of people
- 18Some people prefer to avoid facing
- 19If you study history
- 20A philosophical paradox
- 21A chimp who displays feelings of affection
- 22The writers of the television show Ambitions
- 23It has been argued that the immense size
- 24Legal theorist: Only two types of theories
- 25Sociologists study folktales
Section 3Logical Reasoning· 25 questions
- 1In constructing a self-driving robotic car
- 2The Common Loon is a migratory bird
- 3Taxi driver: My passengers complained
- 4The reason J. S. Bach is remembered
- 5Pundit: Clearly, the two major political parties
- 6The waters surrounding Shooter's Island
- 7Pollster: When opinion researchers
- 8Of the many works in a collection
- 9Marketing agent: A survey of my business
- 10Changes in Britain’s National Health Service
- 11Many newspapers have cut back on book reviews
- 12Doctor: There will be more local cases
- 13Hendry: Most employee strikes
- 14Most popular historical films
- 15Carrillo: Using the number
- 16Automobile executive: Our critics say
- 17Since mosquito larvae are aquatic
- 18Efforts to get the public to exercise regularly
- 19Henry: Engines powered by electricity
- 20History student: It is unfair
- 21Finance minister: The World Bank's
- 22Commentator: Unfortunately, Roehmer's
- 23Fine short story writers are unlikely
- 24Politician: Every regulation currently
- 25Essayist writing in 2012: At its onset
Section 4Reading Comprehension· 27 questions
Passage 1Wynton Marsalis
Passage 2Inferential Thoughts
Passage 3Dowsing
Passage 4Trial and Appelate Court Research