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PrepTest 23 Explanations
PrepTest 23 has 3 sections (2 Logical Reasoning and 1 Reading Comprehension) with 76 explained questions. Its reading passages cover Book About Rembrandt, Medieval Women's Power, Environmental Alarmists, and Preserving Ethnic Identity. Choose a section to browse LSAT Lab's explanations.
Section 2Logical Reasoning· 26 questions
- 1Anita: Since 1960 the spotted owl
- 2The point of the veterinarian’s
- 3The veterinarian’s argument employs
- 4Political scientist: The concept
- 5A recently passed law
- 6Prehistoric chimpanzee species
- 7Computers perform actions that
- 8The caterpillar of the monarch
- 9Every action has consequences,
- 10All bridges built from 1950 to
- 11A severe blow to the head can cause
- 12Political theorist: The vast majority
- 13Committee member: We should not
- 14Kim: In northern Europe
- 15Kim: In northern Europe
- 16Some health officials are concerned
- 17Studies show that the most creative
- 18Columnist: The advent of television
- 19Even in ancient times, specialized
- 20It has recently been found that
- 21The cities of Oldtown and Spoonville
- 22Shortly after the Persian Gulf
- 23An independent audit found no indication
- 24One of the great difficulties in
- 25Economist: No economic system that
- 26Editorialist: Additional restrictions
Section 3Logical Reasoning· 24 questions
- 2Owners of deeply indebted and chronically unprofitable
- 3After purchasing a pot-bellied
- 4Historian: The central claim of
- 5John: As I was driving to work
- 6A purse containing 32 ancient gold
- 7Studies indicate that the rate
- 8One researcher writes, “Human beings
- 9If a person chooses to walk
- 10If a person chooses to walk
- 11Editorial: The most vocal proponents
- 12Vitamin XYZ has long been a favorite
- 13In 1988, a significant percentage
- 14If the proposed tax reduction package
- 15Funding opponent: Some people favor
- 16Research indicates that college
- 17Magazine article: Punishment for
- 18If the recording now playing on
- 19When a stone is trimmed by a mason
- 20Legal rules are expressed in general
- 21Helen: It was wrong of my brother Mark to tell
- 22The justification Helen offers
- 23Candidate: The government spends
- 24A person’s failure to keep a promise
- 25The end of an action is the intended
Section 4Reading Comprehension· 26 questions
Passage 1Book About Rembrandt
Passage 2Medieval Women's Power
Passage 3Environmental Alarmists
Passage 4Preserving Ethnic Identity