Section A practice
Original LNAT-style passages. Answer one, say how sure you were, and get the sentence your answer turned on.
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3 questions on one passage · 430 words
- Which of the following best expresses the main conclusion of the passage?Main conclusion
- In the first paragraph the author declares no quarrel with the counting. What does that admission do for the argument?Argument structure
- Which one of the following can most reliably be inferred from the passage?Inference
4 questions on one passage · 488 words
- Which of the following best expresses the main conclusion of the argument?Main conclusion
- In the second paragraph the author states flatly that an organisation does not feel anything. What job does that statement do in the argument?Argument structure
- Which one of the following follows from the passage without being stated in it?Inference
- Which one of the following best describes the author's attitude towards the people who campaign for an apology?Author's attitude
3 questions on one passage · 586 words
- Which one of the following best states the conclusion the author reaches?Main conclusion
- Which one of the following is an assumption required by the author's claim that the judged events already handle answerability better?Assumption
- In his last paragraph the author writes that the measured events have built no such machinery. What does machinery mean as he uses it there?Meaning in context
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