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US Graduate LSAT Reading Test 4

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Graduate — Test 4 (Lsat Reading) Graduate School (USA Graduate Admissions) USA GRE/GMAT/LSAT/MCAT/DAT/PCAT — USA Graduate
What is this test? for Graduate admissions prep (GRE/GMAT/LSAT/MCAT), USA — Graduate School (USA Graduate Admissions) level, USA.
For University graduates preparing for Graduate School in the USA
Section: Graduate — Test 4 (Lsat Reading) · Education: Graduate School · Part: Graduate — Test 4 (Lsat Reading) · Country: USA

English / Language Arts is a core subject measuring correct use of grammar and reading comprehension.

This test is designed to improve your skills in paragraph interpretation, vocabulary, and sentence structure.

By solving this test of 20 questions, you can both test your knowledge and identify the topics you need to improve.

Question 1
What strengthens an argument?
A) Supporting evidence
B) More claims
C) Louder voice
D) Longer text
Question 2
What is an argument?
A) Fight
B) Claim plus reasons
C) Story
D) List
Question 3
What is the contrapositive?
A) Q implies P
B) P implies Q
C) Not-Q implies Not-P
D) No relation
Question 4
How resolve paradox?
A) Pick one
B) Ignore all
C) Add confusion
D) Explain both sides
Question 5
If only members vote, and Ann voted, Ann is?
A) A member
B) Not member
C) Unknown
D) Guest
Question 6
Does correlation prove cause?
A) Yes always
B) No, not alone
C) Sometimes fully
D) Never related
Question 7
What is sufficient?
A) Required proof
B) Optional extra
C) Enough condition
D) No need
Question 8
What is paradox?
A) Puzzling tension
B) Clear answer
C) No puzzle
D) Simple fact
Question 9
What best defines paradox?
A) Puzzling tension
B) Clear answer
C) No puzzle
D) Simple fact
Question 10
Which of the following best defines hasty generalization?
A) Big study
B) Small-sample leap
C) No claim
D) Proven fact
Question 11
What best defines analogy?
A) Stats only
B) No compare
C) Comparison reasoning
D) Guess
Question 12
Which of the following best defines causation?
A) Link only
B) No link
C) Guess
D) One makes other
Question 13
What best defines a premise?
A) Supporting reason
B) Conclusion
C) Title
D) Example
Question 14
What best defines point at issue?
A) Agreement
B) Disagreement core
C) Background
D) Example
Question 15
Which of the following best defines critical thinking?
A) Memorizing
B) Guessing
C) Analyzing evaluating
D) Copying
Question 16
What best defines main point?
A) Detail
B) Example
C) Background
D) Central conclusion
Question 17
What best defines evidence?
A) Supporting proof
B) Opinion
C) Guess
D) Feeling
Question 18
What best defines bandwagon?
A) Expert proof
B) Everyone-does-it plea
C) Data only
D) No claim
Question 19
What best defines a straw man?
A) Fair summary
B) Real quote
C) Distorted opponent
D) No argument
Question 20
What best defines bias?
A) Fair sample
B) Large group
C) No error
D) Unfair skew

About This Test

For Graduate School (USA) — GRE, GMAT Focus, LSAT Logic Games, MCAT, DAT and PCAT with verbal, quantitative and analytical reasoning. Section: Graduate, USA.

Graduate USA — GRE, GMAT Focus, LSAT, MCAT, DAT, PCAT. Verbal, quantitative, analytical writing & logic games. Graduate-level difficulty, 8×20Q per exam. Timed, with performance tracking.

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Study Tips:

  • Focus on logic games daily
  • Time quantitative strictly
  • Review verbal traps
  • Keep critique constructive