Logical Reasoning
PrepTest 158 Section 3 Explanations
PrepTest 158 Section 3 is a Logical Reasoning section with 25 questions. It covers Weaken, Flaw, and Necessary 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
In the previous two years
EasyFlaw
Question 2
Educator: Few problems faced in daily life
EasyStrengthen
Question 3
Newspaper columnist: What caused the current recession
MediumMain Conclusion
Question 4
Generally, it is important that people practice
MediumFlaw
Question 5
Domesticated animals, such as dogs
EasyWeaken
Question 6
Surprisingly, a new study has revealed
EasyParadox
Question 7
Ethicist: This hospital's ethics code
EasyWeaken
Question 8
Student: My paper was not graded
EasyFlaw
Question 9
Consumer advocate: Even relatively minor drug-related
HardWeaken
Question 10
Radioactive elements may have been created
MediumMain Conclusion
Question 11
There is evidence that a certain ancient society
MediumStrengthen
Question 12
Professor Shanaz: People generally notice
MediumRole
Question 13
Psychotherapist: The troubles from which a patient
HardNecessary Assumption
Question 14
Some freelance journalists sell their work
HardParallel Flaw
Question 15
Selling syndicated reruns of a popular network
MediumNecessary Assumption
Question 16
If a belief is based on information
HardMust be True
Question 17
Situation: A physical therapist wants her patients
HardPrinciple-Conform
Question 18
Classicist: Our mastery of Latin and Ancient Greek
HardRole
Question 19
For there to be a thriving population
HardSufficient Assumption
Question 20
The study of primates is interesting
HardMust be True
Question 21
Professor: Many scientists hypothesize
HardNecessary Assumption
Question 22
Some researchers claim that people
HardMethod
Question 23
According to rational-choice theory
HardMust be True
Question 24
Scientist: Some consumer groups claim
EasyWeaken
Question 25
A government is justified in interfering
HardPrinciple-Conform