LSAT Domain 3: Logical Reasoning Welcome to your LSAT Domain 3: Logical Reasoning 1. LSAT: Logical Reasoning If all poets are dreamers, and some dreamers are musicians, which of the following must be true? A. All musicians are poets. B. Some musicians are poets. C. No musicians are poets. D. Some poets are not musicians. None 2. LSAT: Logical Reasoning A study shows that students who study logic improve their problem-solving skills more than those who study arithmetic. However, arithmetic study is more essential for everyday tasks. Which of the following conclusions can be logically drawn? A. Studying logic is less practical than studying arithmetic. B. Problem-solving skills are not essential for everyday tasks. C. All students should study arithmetic instead of logic. D. Improvement in problem-solving skills does not equate to practicality in everyday tasks. None 3. LSAT: Logical Reasoning If a law does not enhance public safety, it should not be enacted. Law X increases administrative burdens without proven safety benefits. Which of the following conclusions follows logically? A. Law X should not be enacted. B. Public safety will not be affected by Law X. C. All laws that increase administrative burdens should not be enacted. D. Laws that do not increase administrative burdens enhance public safety. None 4. LSAT: Logical Reasoning Only students who are disciplined and attentive can achieve high grades. Some disciplined students do not achieve high grades. Which of the following must be true? A. No disciplined students are attentive. B. Some disciplined students are not attentive. C. All students who achieve high grades are attentive. D. Being attentive does not guarantee high grades. None 5. LSAT: Logical Reasoning All items produced by Factory X must pass a quality test. Last month, 20% of its items failed the test. Which of the following can be inferred? A. 80% of the items produced last month by Factory X passed the quality test. B. Factory X produces low-quality items. C. More than 20% of the items will fail the test next month. D. Factory X will improve its quality control measures. None 6. LSAT: Logical Reasoning Every member of the book club enjoys either science fiction or mystery novels, but not both. If Sam, a member of the book club, enjoys science fiction, which of the following must be true? A. Sam does not enjoy mystery novels. B. All members of the book club enjoy science fiction. C. No members of the book club enjoy mystery novels. D. Sam enjoys both science fiction and mystery novels. None 7. LSAT: Logical Reasoning If the premises are true, which of the following conclusions cannot be true? Premises: All cats are animals. Some animals are pets. No pets are wild animals. A. Some cats are pets. B. No cats are wild animals. C. Some pets are not cats. D. All wild animals are not pets. None 8. LSAT: Logical Reasoning In a survey, 90% of respondents said they prefer tea over coffee. If a respondent prefers tea, which of the following conclusions is least supported by the survey results? A. The respondent is among the majority of survey participants. B. The respondent is likely to dislike coffee. C. The majority of respondents might not dislike coffee. D. Preferring tea implies a dislike for coffee. None 9. LSAT: Logical Reasoning If a car is blue, then it must have been painted. A car at the dealership is not blue. Which of the following must be true? A. The car at the dealership was not painted. B. The car at the dealership could be of any color other than blue. C. All cars that are not blue have not been painted. D. Blue cars are the only cars that have been painted. None 10. LSAT: Logical Reasoning All successful entrepreneurs are risk-takers. No risk-averse person is a successful entrepreneur. Which of the following must be true? A. All risk-takers are successful entrepreneurs. B. Some risk-takers are not successful entrepreneurs. C. No risk-averse person is a risk-taker. D. Being a risk-taker guarantees entrepreneurial success. None 11. LSAT: Logical Reasoning If increasing the price of an item results in fewer sales, decreasing the price will result in more sales. The store has not decreased the price of any item. Which of the following conclusions follows logically? A. The store has experienced fewer sales. B. The store will experience an increase in sales without decreasing prices. C. The store has not experienced an increase in sales due to price reductions. D. Decreasing the price is the only way to increase sales. None 12. LSAT: Logical Reasoning A new law requires that for a product to be labeled "organic," it must contain 95% organic ingredients. Product X is labeled "organic" but contains 10% non-organic ingredients. Which of the following conclusions is logically supported? A. The labeling of Product X violates the new law. B. Product X contains 90% organic ingredients. C. The new law does not apply to Product X. D. All organic products contain 5% non-organic ingredients. None 13. LSAT: Logical Reasoning If a government increases taxes on luxury goods, then sales of luxury goods decrease. The government has not increased taxes on luxury goods this year. Which of the following conclusions follows logically? A. Sales of luxury goods have decreased this year. B. Sales of luxury goods have not decreased due to tax increases this year. C. Increasing taxes on luxury goods is the only way to decrease their sales. D. Sales of luxury goods will increase if taxes are decreased. None 14. LSAT: Logical Reasoning In a certain town, anyone who owns a car must also own a parking permit. Sara does not own a parking permit. Which of the following must be true? A. Sara does not own a car. B. No one in the town owns a car without a parking permit. C. Everyone who owns a parking permit also owns a car. D. Sara owns a car and parks it outside the town. None 15. LSAT: Logical Reasoning All members of the debate club are required to participate in at least one debate per month. John has not participated in any debates this month. Which of the following conclusions can be drawn? A. John is not a member of the debate club. B. John will participate in two debates next month. C. Members of the debate club are allowed to skip debates. D. John is exempt from the debate participation requirement. None 16. LSAT: Logical Reasoning If a student studies for more than five hours, they will pass the exam. Alex studied for four hours and did not pass the exam. Which of the following must be true? A. Studying for more than five hours guarantees passing the exam. B. Alex did not study enough to pass the exam. C. Students who study for four hours always fail the exam. D. Passing the exam requires studying for exactly five hours. None 17. LSAT: Logical Reasoning Every person who has received the vaccine reports no side effects. Maria reports having side effects. Which of the following conclusions follows logically? A. Maria has not received the vaccine. B. The vaccine causes side effects in some cases. C. Reporting side effects disqualifies one from receiving the vaccine. D. Maria is mistaken about her side effects. None 18. LSAT: Logical Reasoning If a plant is watered daily, it grows to its full height. Plant X was not watered daily and did not grow to its full height. Which of the following can be inferred? A. Not watering a plant daily prevents it from growing to its full height. B. Plant X requires more than just daily watering to grow to its full height. C. All plants that are not watered daily will not grow to their full height. D. Daily watering is not necessary for a plant's growth. None 19. LSAT: Logical Reasoning In a certain city, every library member has access to online resources. Tom does not have access to online resources. Which of the following must be true? A. Tom is not a library member. B. Library members do not use online resources. C. Non-members have access to some online resources. D. Tom prefers not to use online resources. None 20. LSAT: Logical Reasoning All products on sale have been discounted by at least 20%. Item Y has not been discounted. Which of the following conclusions is logically supported? A. Item Y is not on sale. B. Item Y will be discounted in the future. C. All discounted items are on sale. D. Items not on sale have not been discounted. None 21. LSAT: Logical Reasoning A new policy states that a student must maintain an A average to qualify for the honors program. Jane, who has a B average, argues that she should be admitted based on her extracurricular achievements. Which of the following conclusions follows logically? A. Jane qualifies for the honors program based on her academic record. B. Jane does not meet the academic criteria for the honors program. C. Extracurricular achievements are more important than academic performance. D. All students with a B average participate in extracurricular activities. None 22. LSAT: Logical Reasoning All foods containing artificial preservatives are unhealthy. No fruits contain artificial preservatives. Which of the following conclusions can be logically drawn? A. All fruits are healthy. B. Some unhealthy foods do not contain artificial preservatives. C. No fruits are unhealthy. D. All foods that are healthy do not contain artificial preservatives. None 23. LSAT: Logical Reasoning If a book receives a literary award, it must be critically acclaimed. "Journey Through the Stars" did not receive a literary award. Which of the following must be true? A. "Journey Through the Stars" is not critically acclaimed. B. Books that are critically acclaimed always receive literary awards. C. "Journey Through the Stars" could still be critically acclaimed. D. No critically acclaimed books fail to receive literary awards. None 24. LSAT: Logical Reasoning All participants in the study who exercised daily showed improved health outcomes. Mark did not show improved health outcomes. Which of the following can be logically inferred? A. Mark did not participate in the study. B. Mark did not exercise daily. C. Daily exercise is the only way to improve health outcomes. D. All study participants exercised daily. None 25. LSAT: Logical Reasoning A certain type of tree blooms only if it receives adequate sunlight. The trees in shaded area X are not blooming. Which of the following conclusions follows logically? A. All trees require sunlight to bloom. B. Trees in area X are not receiving adequate sunlight. C. No trees bloom in the shade. D. Trees in area X are a different type. None 26. LSAT: Logical Reasoning If a vehicle is classified as an SUV, it must have four-wheel drive. Vehicle Y is classified as an SUV. Which of the following must be true? A. Vehicle Y has four-wheel drive. B. All four-wheel drive vehicles are SUVs. C. Vehicle Y cannot be classified as a sedan. D. SUVs are the only vehicles with four-wheel drive. None 27. LSAT: Logical Reasoning A law states that for a contract to be valid, it must be signed by both parties. The contract between Company A and Company B was not signed by Company B. Which of the following can be logically inferred? A. The contract is not valid. B. Company A did not sign the contract. C. All valid contracts are signed by Company B. D. A contract can be valid without Company A's signature. None 28. LSAT: Logical Reasoning If a movie is considered a blockbuster, it must have grossed over $100 million. "Epic Adventure" is considered a blockbuster. Which of the following must be true? A. "Epic Adventure" grossed over $100 million. B. All movies that gross over $100 million are considered blockbusters. C. No movie that grosses under $100 million can be a blockbuster. D. "Epic Adventure" is the only movie to have grossed over $100 million. None 29. LSAT: Logical Reasoning In City Z, all public transportation vehicles are equipped with GPS tracking. The bus route 5 in City Z has been experiencing delays. Which of the following conclusions follows logically? A. The GPS tracking on bus route 5 is not functioning. B. Delays on bus route 5 can be monitored using GPS tracking. C. All buses in City Z experience delays. D. GPS tracking prevents delays on public transportation. None 30. LSAT: Logical Reasoning All members of the chess club have won at least one chess match. Tina has never won a chess match. Which of the following can be logically inferred? A. Tina is not a member of the chess club. B. Winning a chess match is not required for chess club membership. C. Tina is a member of the chess club but has been exempted from this requirement. D. All chess club members except Tina have won a chess match. None 1 out of 30 Time is Up! Time's up