The LNAT course

Section B: The Essay

Get ready for 1 question in 40 minutes.

31 Lessons379 Questions
  1. Choose the prompt you can turn into an argument
  2. Turning a question into a position under exam conditions
  3. Turning a question into a position: first steps
  4. Choose the prompt with an argument inside it
  1. Choose a claim you can defend
  2. Limiting a claim you can defend under exam conditions
  3. Read a stance in a good and flawed essay
  4. Limiting a claim you can defend: first steps
  5. Stress-test the stance before you write
  6. Set a thesis you can defend under pressure
  1. Build the argument before the prose
  2. Connecting reasons and objections under exam conditions
  3. Annotate the architecture in good and flawed plans
  4. Connecting reasons and objections: first steps
  5. Sequence the plan around its pressure point
  6. Repair the counterargument without losing the claim
  7. Give each reason a job
  1. Hold one line of argument under pressure
  2. Cut words without cutting the judgment
  3. Moving from a claim to a reason under exam conditions
  4. Compare a finished argument with a flawed one
  5. Moving from a claim to a reason: first steps
  1. Make every paragraph prove something
  2. Make an exemplar argument carry its proof
  3. Giving each paragraph a job under exam conditions
  4. Annotate proof inside good and flawed paragraphs
  5. Giving each paragraph a job: first steps
  1. Finish a coherent essay in forty minutes
  2. Completing the argument before polishing under exam conditions
  3. Read two timed drafts under pressure
  4. Completing the argument before polishing: first steps

Choose the prompt you can turn into an argument

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