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Justice August 20, 2017

LSAT – Section 2: Test 1

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Question 1 of 12

1. Question
Judith and Doris had the following conversation in the lunchroom.

Judith: “Henry has been arriving late for group meetings practically every afternoon.”

Doris: “Judith, this is not correct. Henry was on time yesterday.”

Doris’s statement shows her to understand that Judith is arguing
- A. that Henry is rarely late for group meetings.
- B. that Henry hates school.
- C. that Henry has been late every single day without exception.
- D. that Henry was late for the group meeting yesterday.
- E. that Henry refuses to participate in extracurricular activities.
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Question 2 of 12

2. Question

Matthew: Cars are an extremely important invention. They have changed the way people travel, making it much easier and faster to go back and forth between two places.

Dennis: Matthew, I completely disagree with this. Cars are so expensive that only the wealthiest of individuals can afford them.

Dennis’ comment indicates that he takes Matthew’s statement to mean

A. most people in the world are rich.
A. most people in the world are rich.
C. that travel by car is only possible in countries with well-developed highway systems.
D. that all forms of travel are too expensive for most people
E. anyone can afford to own a car.

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Question 3 of 12

3. Question

Of the different breeds of dogs in the world, Weimaraners are among the most popular and attractive. Although this is widely agreed upon by dog enthusiasts, it also bears mentioning that Weimaraners are haughty and haughty dogs are abrasive.

Assuming that the above statements are true, each of the following must also be true EXCEPT

A. Weimaraners are sometimes abrasive.
B. some abrasive dogs are among the most popular and attractive.
C. some dog enthusiasts are in agreement about the popularity of Weimaraners.
D. some haughty dogs are among the world’s most popular and attractive dogs.
E. some haughty and popular dogs are not Weimaraners.

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Question 4 of 12

4. Question

There are many excellent dance schools throughout the United States. Across these institutions, the average gender breakdown is as follows: for every 10 students, 8 are female and 2 are male. However, dance productions are typically staffed with an equal amount of men and women.

Which of the following statements, if true, would best serve to explain these statistics?

A. In terms of being socially acceptable, it is more accepted for females to attend dance school and become dancers than males.
B. Females are invariably much better dancers than men.
C. Dancing is not the most important aspect of a typical dance production.
D. Individuals who enroll in dance school tend to pursue different career fields when they graduate.
E. Females do not like formal dance schools.

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Question 5 of 12

5. Question

Employees at Sugar’s Doughnut Company are demanding increased medical insurance coverage from their employer, and will go on strike if their demands aren’t met. The response from the board of directors of Sugar’s has been that if they were to increase employee medical coverage, they would have to close some of their stores to cover the added expense. Thus, some of Sugar’s stores will be closed.

The above conclusion is properly drawn if which of the following assumptions is made?

A. Sugar’s Doughnut Company will begin to experience an increase in losses.
B. The board of directors at Sugar’s will refuse to provide their employees with increased medical coverage.
C. The employees of Sugar’s Doughnut Company won’t be going on strike.
D. The board of directors at Sugar’s has the authority to fulfill their employee’s demands.
E. The employees of Sugar’s Doughnut Company won’t accept extra vacation days in lieu of increased medical coverage.

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Question 6 of 12

6. Question
Bridget is at her local bicycle shop, trying out different bike models. After riding one of the shop’s chrome bicycles around the neighborhood she comes to the following conclusion:

Bridget: “The bicycle I’m riding is chrome. Since it is chrome, it must not have great steering ability.”

Bridget’s conclusion can be properly drawn if it is also known that
- A. all children’s bicycles have great steering ability.
- B. there are a few chrome bicycles that do not have great steering ability
- C. all the bicycles in the bicycle shop are chrome.
- D. all bicycles that have great steering ability are pink.
- E. none of the bicycles in the bicycle shop have great steering ability
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Question 7 of 12

7. Question

Mr. Jenkins was excited to finally have his day in court. His eagerness to provide his version of events regarding the case was understandable, but he may have hurt his case more than he helped it. His nervous stammering and profuse sweating seemed to _________ the jury.

Which of the following words best completes the passage in the context to which the author most likely intended?

A. comfort
B. injure
C. disturb
D. unite
E. entertain

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Question 8 of 12

8. Question

The city of Atlanta has experienced an unprecedented level of thunderstorm activity this past spring. The level of rain that hit the city during this period was nearly twice the seasonal average, filling the local reservoirs to capacity. As a result, the city’s plans for a water conservation mandate over the next few months will not be necessary.

Which of the following statements, if true, does the most to undermine the conclusion at the end of the passage?

A. Atlanta implemented a strict water conversation mandate the entire year prior to the thunderstorm activity.
B. Only a tiny fraction of Atlanta’s total water supply comes from its local reservoirs.
C. People who live in Atlanta use less water than those that live in Chicago.
D. The city of Atlanta has a smaller population than New York or Los Angeles.
E. People can drink beverages other than water in an effort to quench their thirst.

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Question 9 of 12

9. Question

Ted’s clothing shop for men has put the following message in its shop window: What you wear says a lot about who you are. Wearing a suit from Ted’s sends a clear message to everyone you encounter. It tells the world that you are powerful, confident, and a winner. Now don’t you want to own a suit from Ted’s?

If the claims made above are true, which of the following must also be true?

A. Anyone who is confident and powerful is also a winner.
B. If you’re not a confident and powerful person, you would be misrepresenting yourself by wearing a suit from Ted’s.
C. People who wear a suit from Ted’s are often more confident than people who wear suits from other stores.
D. No suit other than those at Ted’s sends a message that its wearer is powerful.
E. Ted’s is the most successful clothing shop in town.

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Question 10 of 12

10. Question

In Guatemala there exists a specific type of lizard that thrives in its warm climate. Researchers have discovered two distinct varieties of this amphibian—horned and nonhorned. In its natural habitat, these lizards tend to cluster in groups that contain only horned or nonhorned members, and in terms of mating they also tend to select partners that are of the same variety as themselves. Years of extensive observation by researchers of this intriguing species has yielded an interesting piece of information: if a lizard that is raising horned offspring is moved to a mixed group, then that lizard (whether horned or nonhorned), is likely to select a horned lizard as its mate. This indicates that the lizard’s preference for a horned or nonhorned mate is not genetically determined, but rather is a learned response.

Which of the following, if true, provides the most support for the passage?

A. If a lizard of this species is raised with a mixed group of horned and nonhorned lizards at birth, then it will show no preference for one type over the other when selecting a mate.
B. Animals other than lizards also have horns—including beetles and rhinoceroses.
C. There is very little difference between the horned and nonhorned varieties of this type of lizard.
D. If a horned lizard of this specific type is raised in a zoo, isolated from other lizards, and later is introduced to a mixed group of lizards, that lizard will select a horned lizard as its mate.
E. Other types of amphibians also tend to develop preferences for partners that have certain physical features.

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Question 11 of 12

11. Question
The mall is always bustling on Saturdays. The mall is not bustling; therefore, it must not be a Saturday.

Which of the following most closely conforms to the reasoning used in the previous statements?
- A. The mall is always bustling on Thanksgiving. The mall is bustling; therefore, it must be Thanksgiving.
- B. Dogs are always hungry during lunchtime at the kennel. Dogs aren’t hungry in the kennel; therefore, it cannot be lunchtime.
- C. November is the most profitable month of the year for the mall.
- D. The library is empty; therefore, no one is reading.
- E. The mall is often empty on week days. It is Wednesday; therefore, the mall is empty.
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Question 12 of 12

12. Question
Meghan: While I was at the pet store, every rabbit that bit me was a gray rabbit, and every gray rabbit I touched bit me.

Based on Meghan’s statement, which of the following statements can be correctly inferred?
- A. The only gray animals that Meghan saw at the pet store were rabbits.
- B. There were no white rabbits at the pet store.
- C. While at the pet store, no white rabbits bit Meghan.
- D. Every rabbit that Meghan touched at the pet store bit her.
- E. The pet store had only rabbits and no other animals.
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LSAT – Section 2: Test 1

LSAT – Section 2: Test 1

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