The Back 9 LR
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Syllabus
Logical Reasoning
Test 3, Section 4, Q16 — Mass media
Test 3, Section 4, Q17 — Bureaucracy
Test 3, Section 4, Q18 — Physicalists
Test 3, Section 4, Q19 — Pay disparity
Test 3, Section 4, Q20 — Homelessness
Test 3, Section 4, Q21 — Egg consumption
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Test 3, Section 4, Q23 — Special decal
Test 3, Section 4, Q24 — Morally good
Highlights
When we start a Logical Reasoning question, the first step is to see if the author is making an argument. If so, we break down the conclusion. If not, we use the given facts to draw a conclusion ourselves. In both cases, many questions can be solved just by closely reading the passage. The more LSAT questions we do, the better we get at spotting these patterns.
Abhi Sharma
Abhi thinks the LSAT gets more respect than it deserves. It shouldn’t take over your life, and studying with the Demon can fit into any schedule. He studied while working full time as an active duty service member and is passionate about helping busy students tackle the LSAT with confidence.
LSAT Journey: 157 → 177
Step up to the tee and take a swing at the last 9 questions of a Logical Reasoning section with Abhi as he shows you how to break down some of the more challenging questions the LSAT offers.