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PrepTest 156 Explanations
PrepTest 156 has 4 sections (2 Logical Reasoning and 2 Reading Comprehension) with 105 explained questions. Its reading passages cover Heirloom Crops, Art Subsidies, Bankruptcy Tradeoffs, and Sand Fossils. Choose a section to browse LSAT Lab's explanations.
Section 1Reading Comprehension· 27 questions
Passage 1Heirloom Crops
Passage 2Art Subsidies
Passage 3Bankruptcy Tradeoffs
Passage 4Sand Fossils
Section 2Logical Reasoning· 25 questions
- 1When primatologist Akira Suzuki
- 2Body temperature can be estimated
- 3A recent study has found
- 4Business writer: Although the demand
- 5Zobel: Peterson's analytic concepts
- 6Some psychologists claim that empathic
- 7Mr. Xu: The arctic squirrel gets
- 8Historian: A democracy's citizens
- 9Editorialist: Evidence shows that restrictions
- 10Medical researcher: Studies in North America
- 11Professor Williams: Professor Thomas's report
- 12Politician: Tightening air quality standards
- 13Santayana recommends that we study
- 14When polar ice caps grow
- 15People would not follow a leader
- 16A recent study found that small rats
- 17To measure a small boat hull accurately
- 18Dapolito: The city council recently passed
- 19Geologist: As a spinning object's radius
- 20Economist: When national governments dispense funds
- 21Philosopher: For some kinds of art
- 22Researcher: Experiences that are accompanied
- 23When a resource's price reflects its full
- 24Researcher: Several chemical compounds found in
- 25According to the Newtonian theory of gravity
Section 3Reading Comprehension· 27 questions
Passage 1Formalism vs. Substantive Justice
Passage 2Dyson's View of Science
Passage 3Bebop's Origins
Passage 4Koskan's Oyster Discovery
Section 4Logical Reasoning· 26 questions
- 1Montoya: Many industrial chemical processes
- 2The relationship between money and things
- 3James: The world is increasingly divided
- 4Overcrowding inclines human beings toward
- 5Gahagan's Greenstore sells a large volume
- 6Anthropologist: During the last ice age
- 7A truly visual art form
- 8Actors generally learn their lines by
- 9Journalists often claim that their investigation
- 10While the population of city X is approximately
- 11A law is futile unless most of the parties
- 12Ecologist: El Niño, a global weather
- 13If the natural history museum stays within
- 14Science writer: Scientists often accept a
- 15Historian: Scholars writing histories of
- 16Manager: I plan to put together
- 17Different cultures have independently reached
- 18Land developer: In a certain nation
- 19I promised Bernie that I would
- 20Azalea bushes flourish in acidic soil
- 21Company policy: Eligible employees will be
- 22An effective acting performance
- 23The computer software industry is
- 24A movie studio's script readers
- 25Translator: Dr. Abner, apparently scornful
- 26Letter to the editor: In calling