LSAT 10 – Section 2 – Game 3

LSAT 10 - Section 2 - Game 3

February 1994

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First sentence of question: In a game, "words" (real or nonsensical) consist of any combination of at least four letters of the English alphabet.

Question keywords: game, words, real, nonsensical, consist, combination, four, letters, English, alphabet, sentence, five, words

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Question
QuickView		 Type Tags Answer
Choices		 Curve Question
Difficulty		 Psg/Game/S
Difficulty		 Explanation
PT10 S2 Q13
+LG
Miscellaneous +Misc
A
8%
159
B
79%
165
C
2%
152
D
7%
156
E
3%
158
142
151
160
 +Medium 153.021 +SubsectionHarder Explanation
PT10 S2 Q14
+LG
Miscellaneous +Misc
A
4%
158
B
6%
157
C
13%
160
D
49%
166
E
28%
162
153
164
176
 +Hardest 153.021 +SubsectionHarder Explanation
PT10 S2 Q15
+LG
Miscellaneous +Misc
A
2%
156
B
2%
153
C
88%
164
D
6%
159
E
1%
161
136
146
155
 +Medium 153.021 +SubsectionHarder Explanation
PT10 S2 Q16
+LG
Miscellaneous +Misc
A
1%
152
B
2%
150
C
5%
154
D
86%
165
E
6%
158
143
150
157
 +Medium 153.021 +SubsectionHarder Explanation
PT10 S2 Q17
+LG
Miscellaneous +Misc
A
2%
157
B
14%
160
C
4%
155
D
6%
157
E
74%
165
145
154
163
 +Harder 153.021 +SubsectionHarder Explanation
PT10 S2 Q18
+LG
Miscellaneous +Misc
A
2%
151
B
6%
156
C
82%
165
D
5%
158
E
5%
155
146
153
159
 +Harder 153.021 +SubsectionHarder Explanation

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