Logical Reasoning
Two scored sections assess the analysis, evaluation and completion of arguments.
What to master
- Four multiple-choice sections, each completed under a 35-minute time limit.
- Two scored Logical Reasoning sections and one scored Reading Comprehension section.
- One unscored variable section consisting of Logical Reasoning or Reading Comprehension.
- A separate LSAT Argumentative Writing assessment completed online.
- The reported LSAT score scale and the importance of balancing accuracy with pacing.
BoardQBank strategy
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Begin with untimed accuracy work before adding strict section timing.
2
Use section-level timing checkpoints rather than rushing individual questions.
3
Treat every section as scored because the variable section is not identified.
4
Review both incorrect answers and correct answers reached through uncertain reasoning.
Practice focus
- Complete mixed Logical Reasoning sets after mastering individual question families.
- Practice Reading Comprehension using both single-passage and comparative sets.
- Schedule full four-section simulations to train concentration and recovery between sections.