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Logical Reasoning

Test 155, Section 1, Q4 — Motor companies

Test 155, Section 2, Q21 — Judges

Test 156, Section 4, Q13 — Museum budget

Highlights

Volunteers helped Abhi attack three Logical Reasoning questions about car executives, elected judges, and museum budgets. Slow, deliberate reading and strong predictions made short work of all three questions, regardless of difficulty. One volunteer eliminated irrelevant answer choices only 3-4 words in, highlighting the efficiency of a strong prediction.

Abhi also emphasized that reading and understanding the question in front of you is more important than becoming an expert in question types. Those modules can be helpful for periodic review, but the bulk of your study should be focused on doing and reviewing real LSAT questions for the best results.