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LSAT Practice Questions
Original practice questions for the Law School Admission Test (Law School Admission Council (LSAC)), mixed across 3 topics with instant answers and explanations. Practise by topic below or take the timed mock test.
LSAT mixed practice
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Q1.Verbal Reasoning & AnalogiesWhich word does not belong: Mercury, Venus, Moon, Mars?
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Answer: B — Moon
The Moon is a natural satellite; the others are planets.
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Q2.Legal ReasoningPrinciple: Trespass is unlawful entry onto another’s land. Facts: A enters B’s garden to save a child from drowning in B’s pond. The best defence is:
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Answer: B — Necessity
Entering to prevent serious harm can be justified by necessity.
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Q3.Logical ReasoningFind the next letter: E, H, K, N, ?
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Answer: D — Q
The letters advance by 3 each time (skip 2).
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Q4.Verbal Reasoning & AnalogiesFind the next number in the series: 11, 14, 17, 20, 23, ?
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Answer: B — 26
Each term increases by 3.
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Q5.Legal ReasoningPrinciple: No one shall be a judge in their own cause. Which situation violates it?
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Answer: D — A judge hears a case involving a company in which the judge holds shares
A financial interest creates bias — nemo judex in causa sua.
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Q6.Logical ReasoningIf FISH is coded as ILVK, how is PLAN coded?
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Answer: A — SODQ
Each letter moves 3 places forward in the alphabet (FISH → ILVK), so PLAN → SODQ.
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Q7.Verbal Reasoning & AnalogiesStatement: “The city should build more bus lanes.” Which argument strengthens it most?
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Answer: D — Bus lanes cut average commute times by 20% in similar cities.
Evidence of a measurable benefit directly supports the proposal.
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Q8.Legal ReasoningPrinciple: Strict liability applies to those who keep dangerous things that escape and cause harm. Facts: Water from A’s reservoir floods B’s mine. A is liable even without negligence under:
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Answer: D — Rylands v. Fletcher
Rylands v. Fletcher (1868) established strict liability for escape of dangerous things.
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Q9.Logical ReasoningFind the next letter: I, M, Q, U, ?
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Answer: B — Y
The letters advance by 4 each time (skip 3).
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Q10.Verbal Reasoning & AnalogiesFind the next number in the series: 19, 22, 25, 28, 31, ?
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Answer: A — 34
Each term increases by 3.
About LSAT
Law School Admission Test — conducted by Law School Admission Council (LSAC). Admission test for law schools in the US and Canada, built on logical and reading-comprehension reasoning.
Original practice questions written for this site in the style and difficulty of each exam’s syllabus. They are not past papers and the site is not affiliated with any exam body. Exam patterns, marking schemes and syllabi change — always check the latest official notification.
Practise by topic
- Verbal Reasoning & Analogies questions — For syllogisms draw Venn diagrams and accept only what MUST be true.
- Legal Reasoning questions — Apply ONLY the principle given, even if real law differs.
- Logical Reasoning questions — For coding questions write the letter positions (A = 1 … Z = 26).
- LSAT mock test — 25 timed questions.
LSAT practice topics
| Topic | Section | Question source |
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| Verbal Reasoning & Analogies | Reasoning | Calculated + question bank |
| Legal Reasoning | Legal aptitude | Question bank |
| Logical Reasoning | Reasoning | Calculated (new numbers every set) |