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Books of LSAT Questions Grouped by Type

You can get my categorizations of Logic Games, Logical Reasoning, and Reading Comprehension on LSAT Blog. However, you can also get books of LSAT questions already grouped by type.

I mentioned these on the blog a few years ago but realize that many of you might not be aware of them.

Links to the books, and my reviews of them, below:


Books

GROUPED By Game Type (PrepTests 1-20)
GROUPED By Question Type (PrepTests 1-20)
GROUPED By Passage Type (PrepTests 1-20)

More GROUPED By Game Type (PrepTests 21-40)
More GROUPED By Question Type (PrepTests 21-40)
More GROUPED By Passage Type (PrepTests 21-40)



Reviews

GROUPED By Game Type (PrepTests 1-20)
GROUPED By Question Type (PrepTests 1-20)
GROUPED By Passage Type (PrepTests 1-20)

More GROUPED By Game Type (PrepTests 21-40)
More GROUPED By Question Type (PrepTests 21-40)
More GROUPED By Passage Type (PrepTests 21-40)



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