LSAT PrepTest 71 Explanations Available for Instant PDF Download

Complete explanations for all 4 sections of LSAT PrepTest 71 (December 2013 LSAT) are now available for instant PDF download. Both Logical Reasoning sections, the Logic Games section, and the Reading Comprehension section have been fully explained.

One of the most common requests I get from my students and blog readers is for explanations of particular LSAT questions.

Although I'll explain any question in my LSAT tutoring, there's a limit to the amount I have time to write down.

Fortunately, I just learned that fellow LSAT tutor Graeme has written complete explanations for every question in all sections of LSAT PrepTest 71 (December 2013 LSAT). Not only do these explain why the right answer is right, but they also discuss why each wrong answer is wrong.

Get explanations for all 4 sections, or just get explanations for specific sections by clicking the relevant links below:

- Complete Logic Games Explanations for LSAT PrepTest 71 (only $3.97)

- Complete Logical Reasoning Explanations for LSAT PrepTest 71 (only $4.97)

(explains both Logical Reasoning sections)

- Complete Reading Comprehension Explanations for LSAT PrepTest 71 (only $3.97)

Want to know more? Get further details on these Logic Games, Logical Reasoning, and Reading Comprehension explanations.

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PrepTest 71 is the most recently released LSAT, so it's the best reflection of the LSAT's current state. It's especially crucial for anyone preparing for the June 2014 LSAT and beyond to thoroughly study this exam. The LSAT evolves over time.

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Please note:

-In order to benefit from these, you must separately get the questions contained within LSAT PrepTest 71 - the December 2013 LSAT. These explanations do not include the actual LSAT questions from this exam.

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