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LSAT Explanations › PrepTest 108 › Section 2

Logical Reasoning

PrepTest 108 Section 2

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  1. Q1:
    Jorge: It is obvious that a shift …Point at Issue
  2. Q2:
    John: For 40 years, fluoride has been added …Flawed Reasoning

    I can only be sure that I won't develop bone cancer if I stop drinking fluoridated water.

  3. Q3:
    Columnist: Polls can influence voters' decisions …Weaken

    Publishing polls during the week before an election should be banned.

  4. Q4:
    High cholesterol levels are highly correlated …Paradox

    High cholesterol is usually strongly linked to heart disease.

  5. Q5:
    Smith's new grazing land consists entirely …Necessary Assumption

    Smith's cows will probably only learn to graze on the fungus-free grass.

  6. Q6:
    News item: The result of a recent public survey …Flawed Reasoning

    A majority does not favor more investment in IT.

  7. Q7:
    When an invading insect threatens …Most Strongly Supported

    Ants attack invading insects that threaten their territory or food.

  8. Q8:
    The traditional way to define the difference …Most Strongly Supported

    Traditionally, we defined rural vs. urban lifestyles geographically.
    * Now, technology makes it better to define them informationally.
    * Example 1: Someone living in a city but rarely communicating electronically = rural lifestyle
    * Example 2: Someone living in the country but constantly communicating electronically = urban lifestyle

  9. Q9:
    Very powerful volcanic eruptions send …Evaluate the Argument

    If the Chinese frosts and dimmed sunlight were caused by volcanic ash, then Mount Etna's ash must have spread very far.

  10. Q10:
    Mario: The field of cognitive science …Method of Reasoning
  11. Q11:
    Mario: The field of cognitive science …Point at Issue
  12. Q12:
    Undoubtedly, one's freedom is always worth …Flawed Reasoning

    Your freedom is always worth the risk of losing your life.

  13. Q13:
    Ramona: One of the primary values …Agreement
  14. Q14:
    Essayist: Some researchers criticize British …Strengthen

    There have probably been extraterrestrial spacecraft seen near Earth.

  15. Q15:
    Each of two drugs, S and T, greatly …Necessary Assumption

    Society has to decide whether to pay $240,000 to save one extra patient by using drug T instead of drug S.

  16. Q16:
    Researcher: Results indicate that the higher …Parallel Reasoning

    The correlation between education and math skills doesn't prove that education improves math skills.

  17. Q17:
    Two hundred randomly selected subjects were asked …Most Strongly Supported

    Group 1 (200 people) were asked if they've woken up, seemed paralyzed, with a sense of a strange presence in the room.

  18. Q18:
    Sid: The sign says "Keep off the grass" …Flawed Reasoning
  19. Q19:
    Newspaper editorial: Many pharmaceutical companies …Strengthen

    "Me too" drugs can benefit consumers.

  20. Q20:
    One of the most important events for modern astronomy …Necessary Assumption

    The comet was composed of rock rather than ice.

  21. Q21:
    The experts who now assure us that …Flawed Parallel Reasoning

    Genetically engineered plants will also be harmful.

  22. Q22:
    One can be at home and be in the backyard …Role in Argument

    You can be in your own house without being at home.

  23. Q23:
    Economist: In any country, inflation occurs when …Necessary Assumption

    My country probably won't experience significant inflation or deflation.

  24. Q24:
    Agricultural economist: We can increase …Principle – Justify

    If we want to keep economic growth going, we should radically change our farming methods.

About this section

Originally Section 2 of PrepTest C, administered in February 2000.

Question types

Flawed Reasoning4 · 17%
Necessary Assumption4 · 17%
Most Strongly Supported3 · 12%
Point at Issue2 · 8%
Strengthen2 · 8%
Agreement1 · 4%
Evaluate the Argument1 · 4%
Flawed Parallel Reasoning1 · 4%
Method of Reasoning1 · 4%
Paradox1 · 4%
Parallel Reasoning1 · 4%
Principle – Justify1 · 4%
Role in Argument1 · 4%
Weaken1 · 4%

Based on our explanation classifications. Each of the 24 questions is counted once.

Section 1: Reading Comprehension
Section 3: Logical Reasoning
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