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LSAT practice test

Here are 20 free LSAT-style questions: 13 Logical Reasoning and 7 Reading Comprehension, the same mix the real test uses. We wrote them ourselves to match the current format, with five answer choices and no logic games. The LSAT has no pass mark, so aim for 14 right as a practice target. Each one explains why the right choice works and why the other four miss. For full-length practice, take LSAC’s free official PrepTests on LawHub.

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Updated October 2026 · Written from official sources, listed at the bottom of this page

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Many residents say the new bike lanes on Grant Street have made traffic worse. But traffic counts show that car trips along Grant Street take about the same time as they did before the lanes were added. And the number of people cycling on the street has doubled. So the city should keep the bike lanes rather than remove them. Which one of the following most accurately expresses the main conclusion of the argument?

Sample of the LSAT: same format, 20 questions.

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