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The Unplugged Practice Test
A full timed test. Then every answer, explained.
Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension, timed the way test day runs.
35 minutes per section · Test-day mode off · Change
How the timer works. Each section runs the time you picked above, 35 minutes unless you changed it. The clock keeps running if you close the tab mid-section, so start a section only when you can sit the whole thing. You can hide the clock; it still runs. When it hits 0 the section submits itself.
Flag and skip. Flag anything you want to revisit and use the number strip to jump around inside a section. You can't return to a section once you submit it.
Pausing. The Pause button in the top bar is for emergencies. We count every pause and show the total on your results. There's no pause button on test day. If you're approved for stop-the-clock breaks, say so under Options.
One section
Take one section.
It's timed like the full test. Your results show as soon as you finish. Your full test stays where you left it.
Section results
Logical Reasoning
Correct
0 / 0
One section doesn't give an estimated score. The full test does.
Section 1 of 3
Logical Reasoning
25 questions, 35 minutes
The clock starts when you press the button. Phone on silent, water within reach, then go.
Tip: clicktap a choice to pick it, clicktap it again to cross it out. Flag, Eliminate and Reset live in the Tools menu, top right.
Highlighting without a mouse: Tab to the passage or a choice, arrow keys move word by word, shift + arrow extends, 1 2 3 4 highlight yellow, pink, green, blue, 0 removes, Esc exits.
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Your results
Here's where you are today.
A practice score is a starting line, not a verdict. If this was your first timed test, expect the number to run low. Nearly everyone's first score does. The table by question type is the part to act on.
Raw score
0 / 0
Correct answers. No penalty for guessing, so a blank costs the same as a miss.
Estimated score
120
A starting line from a practice set, not an LSAC scaled score.
Strongest section
LR 1
By section
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By question type
Sorted weakest first. A type at or below 50% with 3 or more questions is a type to drill before your next test. Logical Reasoning is 2 of your 3 scored sections, so there are almost twice as many LR questions to gain on.
| Question type | Correct | Accuracy |
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Where your time went
Timed per question while you had it open. Jumping back to a question adds to its total.
What to do with this
Built from your answers on this test, nothing else.
Your next 4 weeks
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Review first. Then look.
Your timed answers are locked. Now go back through the questions you weren't sure about, with no clock, and pick the answer you'd defend. You'll get 2 scores: the one you earned under time, and the one you earn when you can think. The gap between them tells you what to fix.
Circled by how you answered, not by whether you were right: flagged, left blank, answered in under 20 seconds, ran long, or changed your answer 2 or more times. Nothing here tells you which ones you got wrong.
Review
Every question, explained.
Don't just read the right answer. For each miss, find the exact word in your choice that made it wrong before you read the explanation. That habit is worth more than the test itself.
© LSAT Unplugged. These questions and explanations are our original work. Please don't copy or share them.
