LSAT Practice Test
Practice the logical reasoning and reading comprehension questions the LSAT will ask — arguments, flaws, and hard passages — before test day.
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Open the course and start practicing right away. Answer real-style LSAT questions, read a plain-language explanation for every answer, and find out which question types need work before you book your test.
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Works on your phone. Your progress is saved on your device — pick up where you left off.
What the real LSAT covers
The LSAT tests how you reason with arguments and dense passages — not what you memorized. The course trains the skills the scored sections demand:
- Logical Reasoning — argument anatomy — separating conclusions from premises, and finding the assumption an argument depends on
- Logical Reasoning — flaws — the recurring flaw families, plus weakening, strengthening, justify, and resolve questions
- Logical Reasoning — question craft — parallel reasoning, method, and role-of-a-statement questions
- Reading Comprehension — reading for structure first, then detail, inference, and function questions
- Comparative reading and hard passages — paired passages and the densest texts the test uses
What's inside the course
- 320 practice questions organized into 10 units
- A plain-language explanation for every answer — right or wrong, you learn why
- Units built around question types — flaws and weakening, strengthen and justify, comparative reading — plus analytical reasoning game units (ordering, grouping, and matching) for extra logic training
- 2 full timed mock exams — 75 questions in 105 minutes each
- Progress saved on your device — no account needed to practice
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$29 — or $19 for the first 100 buyers
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