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LSAT Explanations › PrepTest 129 › Section 2

Logical Reasoning

PrepTest 129 Section 2

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  1. Q1:
    Many doctors cater to patients' demands that they …Principle

    Doctors shouldn’t prescribe antibiotics for colds

  2. Q2:
    Long-distance runners use two different kinds of cognitive …Complete the Argument

    Runners shouldn’t use associative strategies before a race.

  3. Q3:
    MetroBank made loans to ten small companies, in amounts …Paradox

    MetroBank made loans to ten companies.

  4. Q4:
    Professor: A guest speaker recently delivered a talk …Flawed Reasoning

    Universities don’t encourage fair minded, tolerant debate.

  5. Q5:
    Studies reveal that most people select the foods they eat …Strengthen

    Health experts should encourage people to eat healthy foods by mentioning how flavorful those foods are.

  6. Q6:
    Studies show that individuals with a high propensity for …Flawed Reasoning

    Business schools can make their students behave ethically if they discourage risk taking and encourage people to desire social acceptance.

  7. Q7:
    Essayist: Lessing contended that an art form's medium …Sufficient Assumption

    If imagists make poems, then Lessing is wrong that literature is events or actions in sequence.

  8. Q8:
    A psychiatrist argued that there is no such thing as …Flawed Parallel Reasoning

    The psychiatrist says that multiple personality disorder doesn’t exist.

  9. Q9:
    Even if many more people in the world excluded meat from …Weaken

    World hunger would not decrease much even if lots of people stopped eating meat.

  10. Q10:
    Dairy farmer: On our farm, we have great concern for …Principle

    The farmer says that changes on the farm have led to the following sequence:

    Sleeping mattresses → Cow comfort → more blood flow to udder → more milk → more profits

  11. Q11:
    Pat: E-mail fosters anonymity, which removes barriers …Point at Issue
  12. Q12:
    Criminologist: The main purpose of most criminal organizations …Sufficient Assumption

    Criminal organizations will get involved in biotech.

  13. Q13:
    Administrators of educational institutions are enthusiastic …Role in Argument

    Teachers are wrong to fear computers.

About this section

Originally Section 2 of PrepTest 57, administered in June 2009.

Question types

Flawed Reasoning2 · 15%
Principle2 · 15%
Sufficient Assumption2 · 15%
Complete the Argument1 · 8%
Flawed Parallel Reasoning1 · 8%
Paradox1 · 8%
Point at Issue1 · 8%
Role in Argument1 · 8%
Strengthen1 · 8%
Weaken1 · 8%

Based on our explanation classifications. Each of the 13 questions is counted once.

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