Logical Reasoning
Sections testing your ability to analyze, evaluate, and complete arguments.
Related Terms: Arguments, Premises, Conclusions
LSAT Exam Glossary
Master the essential terminology for LSAT preparation and law school applications
Exam Sections
Analytical Reasoning
Also known as 'Logic Games', these questions test your ability to understand relationships and draw logical conclusions.
Related Terms: Logic Games, Game Board, Rules
Reading Comprehension
Section testing your ability to understand complex written passages and answer detailed questions.
Related Terms: Main Idea, Inference, Author's Attitude
Logic Concepts
Conditional Statement
A logical relationship expressing that one thing depends on another, often using if-then structure.
Related Terms: Sufficient Condition, Necessary Condition, Contrapositive
Question Types
Flaw in Reasoning
A common question type asking you to identify logical errors in arguments.
Related Terms: Logical Fallacies, Arguments, Critical Thinking
Study Methods
Private LSAT Tutoring
One-on-one personalized LSAT preparation with an experienced tutor focusing on individual strengths and weaknesses.
Related Terms: Personalized Study Plan, Individual Attention, Custom Practice
Online LSAT Prep
Digital preparation methods including practice tests, video lessons, and interactive study materials accessible through the internet.
Related Terms: Digital Resources, Virtual Learning, Remote Preparation
LSAT Study Program
A structured approach to LSAT preparation combining various study materials, practice tests, and review strategies.
Related Terms: Study Schedule, Practice Tests, Review Strategy