The reasoning skills the modern LSAT actually scores: argument anatomy, conditional logic, named flaws, the strengthen/weaken/assumption family, inference and principle questions, and reading comprehension including comparative passages. No logic games — Analytical Reasoning is no longer on the test.
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Translating if, only if and unless, taking contrapositives, spotting mistaken reversals and negations, and handling the quantifiers some, most and all.
43 total questions
Card #1
Sufficient condition
Card #2
Necessary condition
Card #3
Contrapositive
1. 'You may enter only if you have a ticket.' Which is the correct translation?
2. The contrapositive of 'If the alarm sounds, the doors lock' is:
3. 'The plant will die unless it is watered' translates to:
1. In 'If A, then B', A is the ___ condition.
Hint: the trigger
2. In 'If A, then B', B is the ___ condition.
Hint: the requirement
3. Negating both terms and reversing them produces the ___.
Hint: logically identical to the original
