Past LSAT Explained/PrepTest 07

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Contents 1 Section III Reading Comprehension 1.1 Passage 1 Social Science 1.2 Passage 2 Art/Humanity 1.3 Passage 3 Natural Science 1.4 Passage 4 Law 2 Section II Analytical Reasoning 2.1 Game 1 2.2 Game 2 2.3 Game 3 2.3.1 Question 13 2.3.2 Question 14 2.3.3 Question 15 2.3.4 Question 16 2.3.5 Question 17 2.3.6 Question 18

[edit] Section III Reading Comprehension

[edit] Passage 1 Social Science

[edit] Passage 2 Art/Humanity

• John Webster
• The Duchess of Malfi
• Elizabethan drama

[edit] Passage 3 Natural Science

• Pseudomonas_fluorescens
• Pseudomonas Syringae

[edit] Passage 4 Law

• Dawes Act
• Bureau of Indian Affairs
• Native American

[edit] Section II Analytical Reasoning

[edit] Game 1

[edit] Game 2

[edit] Game 3

• Type: Grouping

[edit] Question 13

• Type: Local

If the two moderates didn't vote the same way, then they have spread their votes between for and against. Since the setup tells us that "At least one conservative coted against Datalog", we have this:

C and L cannot be against because that will force both moderates to vote in the same way.

(A) Incorrect. (B) Correct. (C) Incorrect. (D) Incorrect. (E) Incorrect.

[edit] Question 14

• Type:Global

You can solve this question by referring to the setup diagram we made in the beginning.

(A) Incorrect. (B) Incorrect. (C) Correct. (D) Incorrect. (E) Incorrect.

[edit] Question 15

(A) Incorrect. (B) Incorrect. (C) Incorrect. (D) Incorrect. (E) Correct.

[edit] Question 16

• Type: Local

(A) Correct. (B) Incorrect. (C) Incorrect. (D) Incorrect. (E) Incorrect.

[edit] Question 17

(A) Incorrect. (B) Incorrect. (C) Incorrect. (D) Incorrect. (E) Correct.

[edit] Question 18

(A) Incorrect. (B) Correct. (C) Incorrect. (D) Incorrect. (E) Incorrect.