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Practice Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension with a tutor that breaks down every argument and tracks the question types you miss.

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topics
10
Score range
120–180
Scored sections
2 Logical Reasoning, 1 Reading
Section length
35 minutes

See how Kuest teaches it

It asks before it tells, so you do the thinking and it sticks.

You: Everyone who studies passes. Maria passed, so she must have studied. What's wrong with this?
Kuest: Let's write the rule as if-then. If someone studies, then what?
You: If you study, you pass.
Kuest: Good. The argument knows Maria passed. Does the rule tell you anything about people who pass?
You: No. It only goes from studying to passing. She could have passed some other way.
Kuest: Exactly. That's reversing a conditional: treating a result as proof of one particular cause. It shows up often in flaw questions.

If A then B does not mean if B then A; reversing it is a classic flaw.

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The method

How to study LSAT with Kuest

The LSAT tests reasoning you can train, not facts you memorize. The fastest progress comes from drilling one question type at a time, then mixing types under time and reviewing why each wrong answer is wrong.

  1. Plan backward from your test dateStudy plan

    Get a weekly schedule that moves from question-type drills to timed sections and full practice tests.

  2. Learn each question typeTutor chat

    Ask the tutor how assumption, flaw or inference questions work and practice finding the conclusion and gap together.

  3. Snap a question you got wrongSnap a photo

    Take a photo of a practice question and the tutor walks through the argument before revealing why the right answer wins.

  4. Drill one skill at a timeQuizzes

    Generate quizzes on a single question type, like parallel flaw or necessary assumption, until the pattern feels routine.

  5. Take timed sectionsMock exams

    Practice 35-minute mock sections so pacing and stamina build alongside accuracy.

  6. Track your weak question typesGap finder

    See which question types and passage styles cost you most, and let your plan shift time toward them.

What you'll cover

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  1. 01How the LSAT worksKnow the scored sections, the unscored section, timing and the 120–180 scale.
  2. 02Breaking down argumentsFind the conclusion, premises and gap in any Logical Reasoning stimulus.
  3. 03Conditional logicTranslate if-then statements and spot necessary vs sufficient conditions.
  4. 04Assumption, strengthen and weaken questionsIdentify what an argument depends on and what would help or hurt it.
  5. 05Flaw and parallel reasoningName common reasoning errors and match an argument's structure.
  6. 06Inference and must-be-true questionsChoose answers the stimulus actually supports and avoid overreach.
  7. 07Reading Comprehension strategyMap a passage's structure, viewpoints and the author's attitude as you read.
  8. 08Comparative passagesCompare two related texts and answer questions on how they agree or differ.
  9. 09LSAT Argumentative WritingPlan and write a clear argument that weighs perspectives on a debatable issue.
  10. 10Timing and full practice testsPace 35-minute sections and review every miss by question type.

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  • LSAT Argumentative Writing

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