Two scored Logical Reasoning (LR) sections make Logical Reasoning the core of the modern LSAT. Every question is an argument skill under 35-minute pacing. We drill assumptions, flaws, strengthen/weaken, and the rest like your file depends on it — because it does.
Section Structure
What You Face
Two scored Logical Reasoning (LR) sections
35 minutes each
Possibly experimental Logical Reasoning (LR) as well
How to Train
Master argument cores
Drill by family
Blind review > score chasing early
Content Areas
Assumption & Strengthen/Weaken
Identify gaps; know necessary vs sufficient.
Flaw & Method
Name the abstract flaw; avoid story-level traps.
Inference & Must Be True
Stay inside the stimulus.
Pacing
Flag time-sinks; protect easy points.
AI Prompts for Your Situation
Pick the tab that matches right now. Copy the full prompt, or open ChatGPT / Grok. Fill [brackets] with PrepTest scores and Logical Reasoning (LR) / Reading Comprehension (RC) miss tags. Official LawHub PrepTests are score truth; these prompts sharpen arguments between PrepTests (PTs) — they do not replace blind review.
Logical Reasoning (LR) Practice Set
Best for: Logical Reasoning (LR) practice
LR set with stem tags, structure rationales, blind-review — no Games.
Create an LSAT Logical Reasoning practice set for the current exam (August 2024+).
FOCUS: [assumption / weaken / strengthen / flaw / inference / principle / parallel / mixed]
COUNT: [default 8–10]
DIFFICULTY: [foundational / medium / hard]
Latest LR comfort (optional): [ ]
HARD CONSTRAINTS:
- Current LSAT: LR is most of the scored test (two scored LR sections)
- 35-minute section awareness; score 120–180
- NO Logic Games / sequencing / grouping setups
- Tag each item with stem type
- Match LSAT tone; single best answer
- Not official LSAC PrepTest items
- LawHub PrepTests = score truth; AI = skill tutor
DELIVER
1) Items Easy/Medium/Hard with stem-type tags
2) Full answers + rationales (argument structure: conclusion, premises, gap)
3) Attractive wrong-answer patterns for each
4) Suggested time budget (~1:20–1:30/q average awareness)
5) Blind-review instructions after the set
6) 15-minute follow-up drill plan
If FOCUS blank, mix assumption + flaw + strengthen and state that.
Long prompts are copied fully; if a chat link is too long, we copy the prompt and open a short paste instruction.
Logical Reasoning Core Clinic
Best for: Students missing Logical Reasoning (LR) assumptions, flaws, strengthen/weaken
Conclusion/evidence/gap method for high-frequency Logical Reasoning (LR) stems under 35 minutes.
You are an LSAT Logical Reasoning coach for the current exam (Games removed; LR is the majority of the score).
Student context:
- Latest PT: [ ]
- LR pain: [assumption / flaw / strengthen / weaken / inference / timing]
- Target: [ ]
HARD CONSTRAINTS
- 35-minute LR sections; two scored LR sections on test day
- Process over tricks; no Logic Games content
- Not official LSAC items when writing practice
DELIVER
1) CORE METHOD (conclusion, evidence, gap, stem task)
2) STEM PLAYBOOKS: assumption, weaken, strengthen, flaw, inference (and sufficient/necessary if useful)
3) TRAP BANK (6 traps)
4) PRACTICE: 12 LR items mixed stems + full explanations
5) TIMED 15-MINUTE SET (8 items) + error tags
6) 35-MINUTE SECTION CHECKPOINTS + 7-day plan
7) Blind-review protocol for every timed set
Tone: rigorous and practical.
Long prompts are copied fully; if a chat link is too long, we copy the prompt and open a short paste instruction.
Logical Reasoning (LR) Section Strategy (35 min)
Best for: Full Logical Reasoning (LR) section game plan
35-minute LR system: checkpoints, stem triage, blind review, sample set.
Coach a full LSAT Logical Reasoning section strategy (35 minutes), current post-Games format.
Student context:
- Baseline PT / LR comfort: [ ]
- Target: [ ]
- Weak stem types: [PASTE or list]
- Blind review habit: [yes/no/inconsistent]
HARD CONSTRAINTS:
- 35-minute LR section; two scored LR on test day
- NO Logic Games strategies or time theft
- Prefer argument structure and evidence over tricks
- Blind review after timed work is mandatory for growth
- Not official PrepTest items for sample questions
DELIVER
1) OPENING ROUTINE (first 2–3 questions)
2) CHECKPOINTS (e.g., Q8 / Q16 / Q25) with minute marks — adjust if PT uses different counts; state assumptions
3) SKIP/FLAG rules and endgame guessing discipline
4) STEM TRIAGE: which types to slow down on for this student
5) PRACTICE: 5 items mixed stems with full rationales
6) WEEKLY LR BLOCK template (timed + blind review)
7) LawHub transfer notes
8) STOP-DOING list (include Games if still studying them)
Tone: dry, precise, argument-first.
Long prompts are copied fully; if a chat link is too long, we copy the prompt and open a short paste instruction.
Logical Reasoning (LR) Repair Plan (14 days)
Best for: Known Logical Reasoning (LR) weak spot
14-day LR repair by stem tags + blind review + LawHub retest.
LSAT Logical Reasoning 14-day repair (current format; no Logic Games).
Miss log: [PASTE or "none"]
Baseline/target: [ ]→[ ]
Minutes/day: [ ]
Weeks until test: [n]
Blind review: [yes/no]
HARD CONSTRAINTS:
- LR stem tags only (assumption, flaw, strengthen, weaken, inference, etc.)
- No Games content
- Blind review standards after every timed set
- LawHub PrepTest retest = verification
- Not official PrepTest items for AI drills
DELIVER
0) If empty log: 6-item diagnostic across common stems, then diagnose
1) Ranked tags by frequency × score impact (LR-heavy leverage)
2) Teach top 3 processes with one mini example each
3) 14-day calendar with timed LR + blind review blocks
4) 8 practice items with rationales
5) Mastery criteria (e.g., 7/8 untimed then 6/8 timed)
6) Next LawHub PT trigger + stop-doing list
Tone: specific.
Long prompts are copied fully; if a chat link is too long, we copy the prompt and open a short paste instruction.
