LSAT Logical Reasoning Quizzes

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LSAT Logical Reasoning Quizzes

LSAT Logical Reasoning

Main Point / Main Conclusion

Determining which answer most accurately expresses the main idea of the argument

Assumption

Necessary Assumption

Determining which answer is an assumption on which the argument depends

Sufficient Assumption

Determining which answer is an assumption which justifies the conclusion of the argument

Strengthen/Support

Determining which answer most strengthens the argument

Weaken/Undermine

Determining which answer most weakens the argument

Point at Issue

Determining which answer best expresses the point at issue

Resolve the Paradox

Determining which answer most helps to resolve the paradox

Parallel Reasoning

Determining which answer uses parallel reasoning to the argument provided

Flaw

Determining the flaw in the argument

Method of Reasoning

Determine the method of reasoning used in the argument

Inference

Must Be True

Determining which answer must be true based on the information given

Cannot Be True

Determining which answer cannot be true based on the information given

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