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The whole Logical Reasoning section, narrated. Each episode takes one question type or reasoning skill, teaches a repeatable method on original example arguments, and drills the traps that cost points. Built as the review and recall layer to pair with a practice-question bank, not a replacement for one.
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With Logic Games retired, this episode breaks down why Reading Comp has become the new score separator, from the “nouns versus verbs” approach to pacing and blind review tactics. It also covers the redesigned argumentati
This episode breaks down a full Logical Reasoning game plan: how to use pacing, the skip rule, and two-pass section strategy to avoid burning time on one hard question. It also explains how question types map to the same
Learn how test writers plant answers that sound decisive but miss the logic of the argument. This episode breaks down a five-part trap checklist, plus prephrasing and pacing tactics you can use to eliminate wrong choices
This episode breaks down three rare LSAT question types: paradox, evaluate, and cannot be true. Learn how to spot each stem fast, avoid common traps, and use the right strategy to make conflicting facts fit or identify t
This episode shifts from attacking flaws to describing arguments accurately, breaking down the three main structure question types: Method of Reasoning, Role of a Statement, and Point at Issue. Learn how to spot the move
Learn how to strip away topic traps and identify the logical skeleton underneath arguments, with a focus on principle questions, parallel reasoning, and parallel flaw. The episode also drills conditional logic, necessary
This episode breaks down inference questions in logical reasoning, showing how to separate Must Be True from Most Strongly Supported. It also teaches a fast overreach test for spotting answers that go one step too far, e
Learn how to spot when an LSAT argument jumps from correlation to causation, and why that leap hides a key assumption. This episode breaks down the three classic attacks on causal claims: alternative causes, reverse caus
Learn a fast method for tackling Flaw questions by identifying the gap between premises and conclusion, prephrasing the error, and testing each answer choice against the argument itself. The episode also breaks down the
Learn the one-skill framework behind Strengthen and Weaken questions by focusing on the argument gap, not the stated facts. This episode breaks down why tempting choices that attack the premises are wrong, and shows thre
Learn how to spot whether an LSAT assumption stem asks for something required to survive or enough to guarantee the conclusion. The episode breaks down the Negation Test for necessary assumptions, common negation mistake
Learn how to spot sufficient vs. necessary conditions, decode trigger words like if and only if, and avoid the classic LSAT trap of reading an arrow backward. The episode also breaks down the contrapositive and the two c
Learn how the modern LSAT is structured now that Logic Games is gone, and why Logical Reasoning carries so much weight on the test. This episode breaks down the core argument pattern—conclusion, premises, and assumption—
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