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6 Free LSAT Practice Questions with Explanations

Original questions in the style of the Law School Admission Test. Answer them all, then check: every answer comes with an explanation.

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1. Every successful novelist I have met writes every day. Jordan writes every day, so Jordan will become a successful novelist. The reasoning is flawed because it:
2. The library should open in the evenings, because more students would then use it. The argument assumes that:
3. Students who eat breakfast score higher on tests, so breakfast improves concentration. Which most strengthens this argument?
4. All members of the chess club are in the math league. No member of the math league is on the debate team. Which must be true?
5. Hospital admissions for heatstroke in the town fell this summer, even though it was the hottest on record. Which best resolves the apparent paradox?
6. “If it rains, the game is cancelled.” Which must also be true?

These questions are written by Pagine to practise the skills each section tests. For official practice tests, visit the LSAC website.

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