LSAT Logical Reasoning

Master the art of analyzing, evaluating, and constructing arguments for the LSAT and beyond.

Understanding ArgumentsIdentifying Question TypesLogical Reasoning Fundamentals
Evaluating AssumptionsSpotting Logical FlawsAdvanced Argument Structures
Real-World Argument AnalysisConstructing Persuasive ArgumentsGroup Discussions and Debate
Time Management for Logical ReasoningElimination and Guessing Techniques
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Study Strategies

Time Management for Logical Reasoning

Make Every Minute Count

Logical Reasoning sections are timed, so you need to work both quickly and accurately.

  • Set a Pace: Aim for about 1.5 minutes per question.
  • Skip and Return: If stuck, move on and circle back later.
  • Mark Questions: Use your test booklet to note tricky items.

Practice Makes Perfect

Regularly practice under timed conditions to build speed and confidence.

Examples

  • Finishing easier questions first, then using leftover time for the harder ones.

  • Marking a challenging question and coming back after completing the rest.

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Elimination and Guessing Techniques