LR Debate Club

Logical Reasoning

Test 138, Section 3, Q23 — Mary Cassatt

Test 138, Section 3, Q21 — Professor Riley

Test 137, Section 3, Q16 — Wildlife management

Bonus

Test 137, Section 3, Q24 — Underground rock

Test 139, Section 4, Q19 — Lottery tickets

Test 137, Section 3, Q12 — Miniature trees

Highlights

Students often have unproductive responses to conditional reasoning. Some think it’s the most important concept on the LSAT and study it ad nauseam. Others think it’s intimidating and difficult to understand. But in reality, conditional reasoning is simple and often unnecessary. In today’s class, Ryan breaks down conditional reasoning into an easy-to-understand format and explains how to use common sense instead of conditional logic.