Logical Reasoning
PrepTest 156 Section 4 Explanations
PrepTest 156 Section 4 is a Logical Reasoning section with 26 questions. It covers Flaw, Strengthen, and Sufficient Assumption questions, spanning Easy to Hard difficulty. Each explanation breaks down the right answer, the wrong-answer traps, and what to practice next.
Question 1
Montoya: Many industrial chemical processes
EasyWeaken
Question 2
The relationship between money and things
EasyMost Supported
Question 3
James: The world is increasingly divided
EasyAgree/Disagree
Question 4
Overcrowding inclines human beings toward
EasyStrengthen
Question 5
Gahagan's Greenstore sells a large volume
EasyMost Supported
Question 6
Anthropologist: During the last ice age
EasyRole
Question 7
A truly visual art form
EasyMust be True
Question 8
Actors generally learn their lines by
EasyStrengthen
Question 9
Journalists often claim that their investigation
HardRole
Question 10
While the population of city X is approximately
HardParadox
Question 11
A law is futile unless most of the parties
MediumNecessary Assumption
Question 12
Ecologist: El Niño, a global weather
HardWeaken
Question 13
If the natural history museum stays within
HardSufficient Assumption
Question 14
Science writer: Scientists often accept a
HardFlaw
Question 15
Historian: Scholars writing histories of
HardStrengthen
Question 16
Manager: I plan to put together
MediumFlaw
Question 17
Different cultures have independently reached
EasyParallel
Question 18
Land developer: In a certain nation
HardFlaw
Question 19
I promised Bernie that I would
HardSufficient Assumption
Question 20
Azalea bushes flourish in acidic soil
HardNecessary Assumption
Question 21
Company policy: Eligible employees will be
EasyPrinciple-Conform
Question 22
An effective acting performance
HardSufficient Assumption
Question 23
The computer software industry is
HardFlaw
Question 24
A movie studio's script readers
HardParallel Flaw
Question 25
Translator: Dr. Abner, apparently scornful
EasyFlaw
Question 26
Letter to the editor: In calling
HardPrinciple-Strengthen