Hoang will win Sunday's cycling race, because he has trained more hours this season than any other rider in it.The argument assumes which one of the following?

The rider who trained the most hours is the one who will win.

Hoang has won cycling races before.

Training is more important than talent in most sports.

The other riders trained fewer hours than they did last season.

In a survey of members of the Riverside Gym, 80 percent said exercise is the most important factor in staying healthy. So most residents of Riverside believe that exercise is the most important factor in staying healthy.The reasoning is flawed because it

draws a conclusion about all residents from a group unlikely to be typical

assumes that exercise really is the most important factor

relies on a survey that asked too few questions

confuses staying healthy with becoming fit

Two years ago the city installed brighter streetlights on Elm Street, and the next year burglaries on Elm Street fell by 30 percent. The council concludes that the brighter lights caused the drop.Which one of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the council's conclusion?

Burglaries fell about 30 percent citywide that year, even on streets with no new lights.

Residents of Elm Street say they feel safer walking at night since the new lights went in.

The new streetlights use less electricity than the old ones.

Elm Street had more burglaries than most streets before the change.

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LSAT practice test: free Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension questions

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Practise for the LSAT in its current format, with Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension and no logic games. Start with 5 free questions, then take two timed 50-question practice tests (70 minutes each) with an explanation for every answer and your score per section.

5 free questions
2 timed tests, 100 questions
No logic games (current format)
Why the tempting answer is wrong
Practice certificate PDF

What is on the LSAT now?

Since the August 2024 test, the LSAT no longer has logic games (Analytical Reasoning). The multiple-choice part has four 35-minute sections:

Logical Reasoning, two scored sections: short arguments followed by a question such as which assumption the argument needs, what weakens it, what its flaw is or what must be true.
Reading Comprehension, one scored section: longer passages on law, science, humanities and social science, including a pair of comparative passages.
One unscored section of either type, used to try out new questions. You cannot tell which section it is.

There is a 10-minute break between the second and third sections. Separately you write LSAT Argumentative Writing (unscored, 15 minutes of prewriting plus 35 minutes for the essay), which must be on file before LSAC releases your score. Source: lsac.org, Specifications of the LSAT and LSAT Argumentative Writing, checked 18 October 2026.

LSAT format and scoring

	LSAT	MyLevel practice test
Sections	2 Logical Reasoning + 1 Reading Comprehension scored, 1 unscored	Logical Reasoning + Reading Comprehension
Questions	Not fixed; published PrepTests have roughly 24-28 per section	50 (25 + 25)
Time	35 minutes per section, about 3 hours in total	70 minutes (about 1.4 minutes per question)
Score	120 to 180, from the number of correct answers	Percentage and score per section (indicative)
Price	$253 for the LSAT with Argumentative Writing (2026-27)	$9.99 once for the pack

Every question counts the same and there is no penalty for a wrong answer, so never leave a question blank. LSAC reports your scaled score, a score band and a percentile. In LSAC's analysis of 218,243 test takers the average score was about 151. Sources: lsac.org (LSAT Scoring, LSAT & CAS Fees, What to Expect Starting With the August 2024 LSAT), checked 18 October 2026.

What MyLevel adds to LSAC's free practice

LSAC offers four full official PrepTests free on LawHub, and a year of LawHub Advantage costs $124. Use them: they are real retired tests. MyLevel is a cheaper, shorter extra for the days you cannot sit for three hours:

100 original questions in two 70-minute tests: 50 arguments and 10 passages (each test includes one comparative pair).
An explanation for every answer that says why the right answer is right and why the most tempting wrong answer is wrong.
Your score per section, so you can see whether Logical Reasoning or Reading Comprehension costs you more points.
The question types that come up most: assumption, strengthen, weaken, flaw, must be true, main point, method, principle, parallel reasoning and paradox.
A MyLevel practice certificate (PDF) with your score.

Our passages are shorter than real LSAT passages so they read well on a phone. The pack costs $9.99, a one-time payment with no subscription, and also unlocks every other MyLevel job test.

How to raise your LSAT score

Find the conclusion first. In Logical Reasoning, almost every question is about how the premises do or do not support it.
Know necessary versus sufficient. 'Only if', 'requires' and 'must' signal a requirement, not a guarantee. Many flaw questions turn on this.
Spot the classic gaps: correlation treated as cause, a sample that is not typical, part-whole mix-ups, and attacks on a person instead of the argument.
Read passages for the author's view. Note what the author argues, who disagrees, and the author's tone before you look at the questions.
Distrust strong words. Answers with 'always', 'never' or 'completely' are often wrong in Reading Comprehension because the passage does not go that far.
Practise under time, then review every miss: why did the wrong answer look right? Logical Reasoning is two of the three scored sections, so it deserves about two thirds of your study time.

MyLevel is independent and not affiliated with, or endorsed by, the Law School Admission Council (LSAC). LSAT, LSAT Argumentative Writing, PrepTest and LawHub are trademarks of LSAC. All questions and passages are original practice material written by MyLevel, not LSAC PrepTest questions, and a practice score is not an LSAT score.

Sample question with explanation

A community land trust is a nonprofit that buys land and keeps it permanently, while selling the homes on it to families at below-market prices. Buyers own their house but lease the land, and agree that if they sell, the price will follow a set formula rather than the open market. Critics say this denies families the full gains of homeownership. Supporters answer that the formula is the point: each home stays affordable for the next buyer, so one public subsidy helps family after family instead of disappearing after the first sale. In cities where prices rise quickly, that trade-off may be what keeps working families from being priced out entirely.According to the passage, a family that buys a home through a community land trust

owns both the house and the land
rents the house from the trust
owns the house but leases the land under it
can sell at whatever price the market will pay

Show the answer

Answer: C. owns the house but leases the land under it

The passage says buyers own their house but lease the land. Owning the land too is tempting, but the trust keeps the land permanently.

Frequently asked questions

Is this LSAT practice test free?

Yes, you can start with 5 free questions with explanations: 3 Logical Reasoning and 2 Reading Comprehension. Two full 50-question timed tests cost $9.99 once, with no subscription. LSAC also offers four official PrepTests free on LawHub.

How many questions are on the LSAT?

LSAC does not publish a fixed number. The test has four 35-minute multiple-choice sections (two Logical Reasoning, one Reading Comprehension, one unscored), and published PrepTests have roughly 24 to 28 questions per section, so about 75 to 80 scored questions in total.

Does the LSAT still have logic games?

No. Since the August 2024 LSAT, Analytical Reasoning (logic games) has been replaced by a second scored Logical Reasoning section. LSAC found this had virtually no effect on overall scores.

What is a good LSAT score?

Scores run from 120 to 180, and LSAC's analysis of over 200,000 test takers found an average of about 151. A good score depends on the law schools you apply to; look up each school's median LSAT score. MyLevel percentages are practice results and do not convert to the 120-180 scale.

Are these real LSAT questions?

No. All arguments and passages are original and written by MyLevel in the style of the current LSAT question types. Real LSAT questions belong to LSAC; you can practise with retired official tests on LawHub.

Can I unlock only this test?

There is one option, so you never have to choose: the $9.99 job pack, one time. It unlocks the 2 full tests on this page and every other MyLevel job test, with no subscription and a full refund within 14 days if it does not help you.

Do I get a certificate?

Yes. After a full practice test you can download a MyLevel practice certificate (PDF) with your score. It is a personal record of your practice result, not an LSAT score or an official document.

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