Free LSAT (Law School Admission Test) Exam Questions and Answers
The LSAT lost its Logic Games. From the August 2024 test LSAC permanently removed the Analytical Reasoning section — a change that followed a disability-discrimination claim rather than a psychometric review — and replaced it with a second scored Logical Reasoning section, so Logical Reasoning is now half the scored test. What remains is four 35-minute sections in about three hours: two scored Logical Reasoning, one scored Reading Comprehension and one unscored variable section, plus a separate untimed writing sample completed online. Scored 120 to 180. From August 2026 LSAC requires almost all candidates to sit in a test centre, with only limited remote exceptions.
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Question #1
1. If all cats are mammals and some mammals are not dogs, which of the following must be true?
Please select an optionIncorrectCorrect answer: C
Since some mammals are not dogs and all cats are mammals, it follows that some cats must not be dogs.
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2. A company's profits increased by 10% last year. If the profits were $500,000, what were the profits this year?
Please select an optionIncorrectCorrect answer: A
A 10% increase on $500,000 is $50,000, making the total $550,000.
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3. Which of the following arguments is the weakest?
Please select an optionIncorrectCorrect answer: B
The argument that health is subjective does not provide a substantive contribution to the discussion on health improvement.
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4. A new law states that all vehicles must have a license plate. If John drives without one, what can be inferred?
Please select an optionIncorrectCorrect answer: B
Driving without a license plate in violation of the new law would likely result in a ticket.
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5. If the premise states that "All students study", which conclusion logically follows?
Please select an optionIncorrectCorrect answer: B
If all students study, it logically follows that anyone who studies is a student.
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6. A recent survey indicated that 70% of respondents prefer coffee over tea. What can be concluded?
Please select an optionIncorrectCorrect answer: B
The survey indicates preferences but does not imply that tea is not liked; it only shows that some people prefer tea.
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7. If all birds can fly, which statement must be false?
Please select an optionIncorrectCorrect answer: C
Penguins, being birds, cannot fly, making the statement that they can false.
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8. An increase in the price of gasoline leads to a decrease in the demand for gas-guzzling cars. What is the relationship?
Please select an optionIncorrectCorrect answer: A
The increase in gasoline prices causes consumers to seek more fuel-efficient vehicles, demonstrating a cause-and-effect relationship.
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9. If it rains tomorrow, the picnic will be canceled. If the picnic is canceled, we will go to the movies. If it does not rain tomorrow, what can be inferred?
Please select an optionIncorrectCorrect answer: C
If it does not rain, the picnic may happen, but we cannot conclude what we will do after that.
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10. If the code for a meeting is changed from "1234" to "5678", what can be inferred?
Please select an optionIncorrectCorrect answer: A
Changing the code implies that only the new code is valid for accessing the meeting.
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- A: LSAT (Law School Admission Test) is a Specialized certification exam. Judging by the questions in our bank, it concentrates on inferred, concluded, conclusion, weaken and study.
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