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PrepTest 151 Explanations
PrepTest 151 has 4 sections (3 Logical Reasoning and 1 Reading Comprehension) with 103 explained questions. Its reading passages cover The Shelley Court, Sandra Olsen, Words & Operas, and Subduction Without Earthquakes. Choose a section to browse LSAT Lab's explanations.
Section 1Reading Comprehension· 27 questions
Passage 1The Shelley Court
Passage 2Sandra Olsen
Passage 3Words & Operas
Passage 4Subduction Without Earthquakes
Section 2Logical Reasoning· 26 questions
- 1Ullman: Plato argued that because
- 2Physician: A tax on saturated fat
- 3Legislator: A foreign company is
- 4Food company engineer: I stand
- 5Political strategist: Clearly, attacking an
- 6Michaela: I think doctors who
- 7Principle: People should not feed
- 8Normally, political candidates send out
- 9Last year, pharmaceutical manufacturers significantly
- 10Archaeologist: The extensive network of
- 11The goal of reforesting degraded
- 12An independent computer service company
- 13When scientific journals began to offer
- 14Researcher: People are able to tell
- 15All the apartments on 20th
- 16Scientist: An orbiting spacecraft detected
- 17Increasing the electrical load carried
- 18In grasslands near the Namib Desert
- 19Munroe was elected in a landslide
- 20For pollinating certain crops such
- 21Economist: Currently the interest rates
- 22Counselor: To be kind to someone
- 23A gram of the artificial sweetener
- 24Economist: If minimum wage levels
- 25Mayor: Periodically an ice cream company
- 26The advertising campaign for Roadwise
Section 3Logical Reasoning· 25 questions
- 1Researchers put two electrodes
- 2In a study of honesty
- 3Dario: The government should continue
- 4There are only two possible reasons
- 5A person with low self-esteem
- 6Watanabe: To protect the native kokanee
- 7If rational-choice theory is correct
- 8Winds, the movement of gases
- 9Until recently it was widely believed
- 10Physician: Clinical psychologists who are not
- 11Lobbyist: Those who claim that automobile
- 12A recently discovered fossil
- 13A new screening test
- 14Music historian: In the past, radio stations
- 15Some food historians conclude that
- 16Wood that is waterlogged
- 17Traditional hatcheries raise fish
- 18An analysis of the language in social media
- 19Economist: The wages of many
- 20The level of triglycerides in the blood
- 21In an experiment, some volunteers
- 22Insurers and doctors are well aware
- 23Researchers have found that some
- 24A recent poll of a large number
- 25Keeler wanted the institute to receive bad publicity
Section 4Logical Reasoning· 25 questions
- 1Joe: All vampire stories
- 2A company decided to scan
- 3Politician: The legal right
- 4Art critic: Nowadays, museum visitors
- 5Heavy tapestry fabrics
- 6The construction of new apartments
- 7Politicians often advocate increased
- 8A good movie reviewer
- 9The brain area that enables
- 10Researcher: Overhearing only one side
- 11A new treatment for muscle
- 12If future improvements to computer
- 13Legislator: My colleague says
- 14A new computer system
- 15Columnist: Many car manufacturers
- 16Tenants who do not have to pay
- 17The position that punishment
- 18Blogger: Traditionally, newspapers
- 19Any government practice that might
- 20According to a theory embraced
- 21Evolution does not always optimize
- 22Biologist: When bacteria
- 23If a piece of legislation
- 24After a nuclear power plant
- 25If ecology and the physical sciences