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LSAT Test Info Sample Questions

LSAT known as the Law School Admission Test is conducted for half-day. Most of the ABA approved law schools and the Canadian law schools recognize the LSAT score. The test is a standard measure of a students’ reading and verbal skills. The score is used by the law schools as one of the factors to assess the applicants. The test is conducted to test the students’ skill in the areas of logical reasoning, Analytical reasoning and writing skills.

Sample Questions:
Logical Reasoning:
1. When pregnant lab rats are given caffeine equivalent to the amount a human would consume by drinking six cups of coffee per day, an increase in the incidence of birth defects results. When asked if the government would require warning labels on products containing caffeine, a spokesperson stated that it would not because if the finding of these studies were to be refuted in the future, the government would lose credibility.

Which of the following is most strongly suggested by the government’s statement above?

(A) A warning that applies to a small population is inappropriate.
(B) Very few people drink as many as six cups of coffee a day.
(C) There are doubts about the conclusive nature of studies on animals.
(D) Studies on rats provide little data about human birth defects.
(E) The seriousness of birth defects involving caffeine is not clear.

2. People should be held accountable for their own behavior, and if holding people accountable for their own behavior entails capital punishment, then so be it. However, no person should be held accountable for behavior over which he or she had no control.

Which of the following is the most logical conclusion of the argument above?
a. People should not be held accountable for the ...........behavior of other people.
b. People have control over their own behavior.
c. People cannot control the behavior of other people.
d. Behavior that cannot be controlled should not be ...........punished.
e. People have control over behavior that is subject ...........to capital punishment.

Analytical Reasoning:
Buses 1, 2, and 3 make one trip each day, and they are the only ones that riders A, B, C, D, E, F, and G take to work.

Neither E nor G takes bus 1 on a day when B does.
G does not take bus 2 on a day when D does.
When A and F take the same bus, it is always bus 3.
C always takes bus 3.

Traveling together to work, B, C, and G could take which of the same buses on a given day?
(A) 1 only
(B) 2 only
(C) 3 only
(D) 2 and 3 only
(E) 1, 2, and 3

Reading Comprehension:
Writing Sample:
Alice Anderson is a senior at John Paul Jones University. She has been offered two positions as a result of her outstanding record in her major, Television and Radio Broadcasting. As her counselor, you are to write an argument favoring one of the two offers. Two considerations guide your decision:
Alice has a large student loan debt that she has to begin to repay immediately upon graduation.
Alice has as her career goal a position as a network news anchorperson.