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PrepTest 152 Explanations
PrepTest 152 has 4 sections (3 Logical Reasoning and 1 Reading Comprehension) with 101 explained questions. Its reading passages cover Indus Valley Civilization, David Bordwell, The Concept of Blame, and Carroll and Chen's Multiverse. Choose a section to browse LSAT Lab's explanations.
Section 1Logical Reasoning· 25 questions
- 1Researcher: During the rainy season
- 2Policy analyst: Those concerned
- 3Letter to the Editor: The arts section
- 4Archaeologist: Our university museum
- 5Many fictional works have characters
- 6Economist: There have been large declines
- 7Editorial: Animated films appropriate for children
- 8Monarch butterflies must contend with
- 9Legal doctrine: The government cannot
- 10When a bird flies, powerful forces converge
- 11As part of a project to enhance the downtown
- 12A study found that most of the strokes
- 13When so many oysters died
- 14Pratt: Almost all cases of rabies in humans
- 15It has been said that understanding a person
- 16A popular complaint about abstract expressionist
- 17Xavier: The new fast-food place
- 18In an island nature preserve
- 19Researcher: In an experiment, 500 families
- 20Politician: Our government’s Ministry of the Environment
- 21Farmer: Farming with artificial fertilizers
- 22Although severing a motor nerve
- 23Male boto dolphins often carry objects
- 24Andy Warhol’s Brillo Boxes
- 25Stallworth claims that she supported the proposal
Section 2Logical Reasoning· 25 questions
- 1Student: My university recently
- 2Anderson: Taking the long
- 3Requiring that passwords
- 4In view of the considerable length
- 5A store was vandalized
- 6Researchers studying athletes
- 7Economist: ChesChem, a chemical manufacturer
- 8When researchers discovered
- 9If the winner of a promotional
- 10Godinez: In the past
- 11Last year the Lalolah River
- 12If an activity significantly
- 13Shelton: The recent sharp
- 14Until fairly recently, classroom computers
- 15A scientific team compared
- 16Most pet owners who take
- 17Scientist: A number of errors
- 18Doctor: Angiotensinogen is a protein
- 19Some species of tarantula
- 20Pulford: Scientists who study
- 21Ethicist: It is morally right
- 22Although human economic exchange
- 23A scientific study provides
- 24Political scientist: When a bill
- 25The more demand there is
Section 3Reading Comprehension· 26 questions
Passage 1Indus Valley Civilization
Passage 2David Bordwell
Passage 3The Concept of Blame
Passage 4Carroll and Chen's Multiverse
Section 4Logical Reasoning· 25 questions
- 1Researcher: It is widely believed that
- 2Edgar: Nurses who have been specially trained
- 3Consumer: A new law requires all cigarette
- 4Warner: Until recently, most competitive swimmers
- 5Businessperson: Brenner and Chen
- 6Psychologist: Thinking can occur without language.
- 7Nutritionist: Contrary to popular belief
- 8Quartzbrook Farms wanted to test
- 9Office manager: Every vacation
- 10A traditional view of Neanderthals
- 11To be considered for this year’s Gillespie Grant
- 12The Amazon River flows eastward
- 13Columnist: Banning performance enhancing drugs
- 14Max: As evidence mounts
- 15Commentator: The reported epidemic
- 16Editorial: The main contention of Kramer’s book
- 17Health-care facilities have a duty
- 18Etiquette helps people to get along
- 19European wood ants incorporate large quantities
- 20Coming up with secure passwords
- 21If you use a wood stove
- 22Economist: Gifts of cash or gift cards
- 23An antitheft device involving
- 24Taken as a whole, the computers
- 25Editorial: Any democratic society