Practice by section or by question type.
Every set is written for the post-2024 LSAT — two Logical Reasoning sections and one Reading Comprehension section, with no Logic Games anywhere. Drill sets are grouped by question family and ordered by how often each appears.
A full scored LR section at real length and timing. Two of these appear on test day, so LR is roughly half your score.
A full scored RC section across three to four passages, at the pace test day actually demands.
The writing task, taken separately from the test itself. It is unscored, but every school you apply to receives it.
The single biggest family — necessary and sufficient assumptions, strengthen, and weaken.
- Necessary assumption
- Sufficient assumption
- Strengthen the argument
- Weaken the argument
Naming what went wrong in an argument, and spotting the same error committed twice.
- Descriptive flaw questions
- Match the flaw
- Named fallacies
- Common LSAT reasoning errors
How the argument is built — what each claim is doing and how two speakers relate.
- Method of reasoning
- Identify the role
- Match the reasoning
- Point of disagreement
What must be true given the stimulus — the family where conditional logic pays off most.
- Must be true
- Most strongly supported
- Conditional chains
- Identify the conclusion
Two facts that appear to conflict, and the choice that makes them sit together.
- Resolve the paradox
- Explain the discrepancy
- EXCEPT variants
- Distinguishing cause from correlation
Moving between a general rule and a specific case, in both directions.
- Principle conform
- Principle supporting
- Give an example
- Rule-to-case reasoning
Nearly half the section — what the passage implies, and what it says at a named line.
- Inference from the passage
- Specific reference questions
- Defining meaning in context
- Additional evidence
Main point and primary purpose — the questions you can usually answer before reading them.
- Main point
- Primary purpose
- Passage summary
- Predicting before the choices
Attitude, tone, and the difference between what the author thinks and what they report.
- Author's attitude
- Tone and register
- Attributed versus asserted views
- Point of disagreement
Taking the passage somewhere it did not go — new cases, parallels, and principles.
- Application to a new context
- Analogy questions
- Discerning principles
- Adapting to new information
Strengthening and weakening claims made inside a passage, the way LR does to an argument.
- Strengthen a passage claim
- Weaken a passage claim
- Evaluating evidence
- EXCEPT variants
How the passage is organized and what each paragraph is there to do.
- Organization of the passage
- Role of a paragraph
- Method of reasoning
- Comparative passage structure
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- 175 LSAT problem sets in total
- 85 Logical Reasoning sets across 17 question types
- 90 Reading Comprehension sets across 18 question types
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