The LNAT course

Section A: Reading and Reasoning

Get ready for 42 questions in 95 minutes.

31 Lessons393 Questions
  1. See the job each paragraph is doing
  2. Hold the central claim inside its boundary
  3. Separate agreement from attribution
  4. Mapping a concession within the main case
  5. Separating a reason from a conclusion
  6. Trace the argument one job at a time
  1. Infer only what the passage earnsFree
  2. Read the evidence before the story
  3. What the words require
  4. Hold the force of the claim
  5. Keep the inference on the page
  1. Hear stance without inventing emotion
  2. Reading endorsement through concessions
  3. Locating qualified approval
  4. Read the writer's aim
  5. Hold tone and qualification together
  1. Defeat the almost-true answer
  2. Keep the source and the cell attached
  3. Preserving qualifications in a policy argument
  4. Keeping the condition attached
  5. Read the exact line the question asks for
  6. Keep the qualifier when the stem turns negative
  1. Transfer the rule, not the scenery
  2. Transferring a principle with its limits
  3. Matching a relationship
  4. Carry the principle, keep its boundary
  1. Control all twelve passages
  2. Keep coverage when the stem turns negative
  3. Holding the question through a full passage
  4. Returning to the exact question
  5. Budget the passage, not just the question

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