LSAT Questions By Type
Sortable online tables and downloadable booklet
The online tables and the PDF break down all Logical Reasoning questions and Logic Games from Official Exams 29 - 75. Logical Reasoning questions are organized based on their question stems, and Logic Games are organized according to a rubric of defining characteristics. This information can be especially useful if you are designing a study schedule or looking to set up drill sets.
Sortable Online Tables
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Questions by Type Booklet
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