The Analytical Reasoning Section of the LSAT
The Analytical Reasoning section of the LSAT evaluates your ability to understand relationships between a group of items. This section is designed to test whether you're capable of analyzing relationships, a skill that will be needed to solve legal problems.
The 35-minute Analytical Reasoning section consists of 4 passages that each describe the relationship between a set of items. Each passage is followed by 5 to 7 questions that ask you to draw conclusions based on the relationships explained in the passage.
The 35-minute Analytical Reasoning section consists of 4 passages that each describe the relationship between a set of items. Each passage is followed by 5 to 7 questions that ask you to draw conclusions based on the relationships explained in the passage.