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LSAT Explanations

Free LSAT Explanations

Free explanations for LSAT preptests, by LSATHacks. These explanations cover logic games, logical reasoning and reading comprehension. There are explanations for both the right answers and wrong answers.

Get the explanations that should have come with the LSAT. Scroll to find the preptest you’re working on. Click the image or the link to go to that preptest. On every explanation page, the test image brings you back to the main page for that test. Good luck! To get updates when a new test is released, sign up for my LSAT email course.

You can find LSAT answer keys within the explanations for each test. Click to the explanation to see the answer.

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Free Explanations Part 1: LSAT Preptest 90

LSAT 90

LSAT Preptest 90 Explanations

LSAT 90 Explanations

Free Explanations Part 2: LSAT Preptests 60-81

LSAT 81

LSAT Preptest 81 Explanations

LSAT 81 Explanations

LSAT 80

LSAT Preptest 80 Explanations

LSAT 80 Explanations

LSAT 79

LSAT Preptest 79 Explanations

LSAT 79 Explanations

LSAT 78

LSAT Preptest 78 Explanations

LSAT 78 Explanations

LSAT 77

LSAT Preptest 77 Explanations

LSAT 77 Explanations

LSAT 76

LSAT Preptest 76 Explanations

LSAT 76 Explanations

LSAT 75

LSAT Preptest 75 Explanations

LSAT 75 Explanations

LSAT 74

LSAT Preptest 74 Explanations

LSAT 74 Explanations

LSAT 73

LSAT Preptest 73 Explanations

LSAT 73 Explanations

LSAT 72

LSAT Preptest 72 Explanations

LSAT 72 Explanations

LSAT 71

LSAT Preptest 71 Explanations

LSAT 71 Explanations

LSAT 70

LSAT Preptest 70 Explanations

LSAT 70 Explanations

LSAT 69

LSAT Preptest 69 Explanations

LSAT 69 Explanations

LSAT 68

LSAT Preptest 68 Explanations

LSAT 68 Explanations

LSAT 67

LSAT Preptest 67 Explanations

LSAT 67 Explanations

LSAT 66

LSAT Preptest 66 Explanations

LSAT 66 Explanations

LSAT 65

LSAT Preptest 65 Explanations

LSAT 65 Explanations

LSAT 64

LSAT Preptest 64 Explanations

LSAT 64 Explanations

LSAT 63

LSAT Preptest 63 Explanations

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LSAT 62

LSAT Preptest 62 Explanations

LSAT 62 Explanations

LSAT 61

LSAT Preptest 61 Explanations

LSAT 61 Explanations

LSAT 60

LSAT Preptest 60 Explanations

LSAT 60 Explanations

June 2007 LSAT

June 2007 LSAT

June 2007 LSAT

Free Explanations Part 3: LSAT Preptests 29-38

LSAT 38

LSAT Preptest 38 Explanations

LSAT 38 Explanations

LSAT 37

LSAT Preptest 37 Explanations

LSAT 37 Explanations

LSAT 36

LSAT Preptest 36 Explanations

LSAT 36 Explanations

LSAT 35

LSAT Preptest 35 Explanations

LSAT 35 Explanations

LSAT 34

LSAT Preptest 34 Explanations

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LSAT 33

LSAT Preptest 33 Explanations

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LSAT 32

LSAT Preptest 32 Explanations

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LSAT 31

LSAT Preptest 31 Explanations

LSAT 31 Explanations

LSAT 30

LSAT Preptest 30 Explanations

LSAT 30 Explanations

LSAT 29

LSAT Preptest 29 Explanations

LSAT 29 Explanations

You can also get pdf versions of the LSAT explanations.

FAQ

Where are tests 39-59?

I haven’t written them yet. 39-61 is 23 sets of explanations. Each set is about 30,000 words, so the gap is 700,000 words.

In 2011, I wrote explanations for preptests 19-38. Then in 2012, I wrote explanations for preptest 68 onwards. In 2013 I extended this backwards to LSAT preptest 62.

So there’s currently a gap in explanations. I haven’t written anything for 39-61. I hope to do this eventually, starting with 52-61. But I have no timeline for this, as LSAT explanations take quite a while to write.

How often do you release new tests?

I usually release the new LSAT explanations about 1-2 weeks after the test comes out. Older tests don’t follow a set pattern – explanations take a while to write.

What are you working on right now?

I’ve been working on the LSAT mastery seminars.

Next, I’m going to go through tests 79 and 80 and record myself doing them timed without having seen them before. That’s why new explanations are on hold – I need to preserve the fresh material.

Once those videos are done, I’ll be making explantions for 78-80, and returning to a regular posting schedule.

After that, I should have time to proofread my past explanations for 19-28. It’s possible those will be up in 2017. However, I wouldn’t expect them anytime soon. If you really want a copy now, LSAT Blog or Cambridge LSAT has them on sale. I haven’t sold them on my site because I haven’t updated them to my current format and would rather do that first.

52-61 are next on the list after 19-28, but I wouldn’t expect those in 2017 – explanations take a while!

 

Reader Interactions

Comments

  1. Memberleahrstark@gmail.com says

    December 28, 2020 at 4:36 pm

    Hi, for the LSAT flex, what do you recommend we do about drawing our diagrams? I do find it distracting, having multiple pieces of scratch paper.

    Reply
    • TutorRosalie (LSATHacks) says

      December 29, 2020 at 4:31 pm

      Do you feel that you need all the sheets of paper? Even before the flex, our recommendation has been to keep diagrams as minimal as possible to prevent clutter. Don’t feel compelled to use all the sheets just because they’re available to you. However, if you need the space to do local diagrams, you can allocate one page (one side) to a game and then immediately set it aside after finishing the game.

      Reply
  2. Todd says

    October 14, 2020 at 12:34 pm

    Hi Graham,

    Do you know when LSAT 51 will be released? Thanks for the support.

    Reply
    • TutorRosalie (LSATHacks) says

      October 19, 2020 at 3:19 pm

      We’re working on releasing more explanations in the future. Stay tuned!

      Reply
  3. blue says

    July 7, 2020 at 2:12 pm

    thanks so much for all your work!! it has really helped me study and i appreciate it so much! : )

    Reply
  4. MemberJack says

    June 11, 2020 at 9:50 pm

    Hi, are all the available LSAT explanations free on the site? Is there a place to buy more that Graeme hasn’t published? Any update on the upcoming explanations? They are the best by far.

    Reply
    • FounderGraeme Blake says

      June 13, 2020 at 5:50 pm

      Yup, everything is here. I’ve got 82 almost done, but it may be a while before things get going. They take a LOT of time to write, and I’m currently working through a backlog on some other projects. Hope to get back to it soon.

      Reply
      • Sarah says

        August 20, 2020 at 12:02 am

        Your explanations are SO SO helpful I can’t thank you enough for taking your time to do this, it has helped me approach questions better and most importantly, has helped me understand why the wrong answers are wrong. THANK YOU!!!!!!!

        Reply
      • Guest says

        March 21, 2021 at 2:33 pm

        Hi Graeme, thank you so much for all these explanations they have been so helpful! I was wondering if you have the 82 explanations? Just took that test and am looking for your guidance on a few questions.

        Reply
        • TutorRosalie (LSATHacks) says

          March 23, 2021 at 2:12 pm

          Hello! We’re still working on PT82 explanations, they’ll be released shortly!

          Reply
          • Guest says

            March 26, 2021 at 11:01 am

            Ok great, thank you!

  5. amylrude@gmail.com says

    June 8, 2020 at 6:13 am

    Hi,
    Thank you for the great explanations. Since the LSAT is now digital, do you have any advice for remaining fast on AR? The great tip about diagramming your work next to the question is no longer an option for the actual exam. I am so worried about my timing, and there are not many digital practice exams available.
    Amy

    Reply
    • FounderGraeme Blake says

      June 13, 2020 at 5:57 pm

      I just write the question number on scrap paper + ABCDE. It takes only a couple seconds to do, and then I do the diagram + cross off answers there. I only use the digital test to mark the final answer.

      Reply
  6. Cassie says

    May 22, 2020 at 9:05 pm

    These explanations have honestly been a huge life saver. I am taking the June LSAT-Flex test in just about 2 weeks and the explanations for these prep tests have been super helpful especially since I have spent so much money already and I review my work for free! Thank you!

    Reply
  7. Sarah says

    May 17, 2020 at 3:08 am

    Thanks for wonderful specific explanation:) where is explanation for pt20?

    Reply
    • FounderGraeme Blake says

      May 19, 2020 at 11:38 am

      Unfortunately it’s not on my list of explanations to do next, as it’s rather old. I do have an unproofread copy of it I may publish one day, but for now I’m working on the tests in the 80s.

      Reply
  8. Remi85 says

    December 30, 2018 at 8:32 pm

    Hi,

    Any updates on explanations for preptests 52-61? Please please please post some :(

    Reply
    • FounderGraeme Blake says

      January 20, 2019 at 9:45 am

      I have 60 and 61 up now. Working on the new explanations now. Had been delayed a bit due to an RSI issue but am getting back into it.

      Reply
  9. Remi85 says

    December 30, 2018 at 8:30 pm

    Hi,
    Any on update on Preptests 52-61?? Please please please post some of them :(

    Reply
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