If-Then Blitz

Conditional reasoning is a critical part of the LSAT. Even if you can understand conditional statements when untimed and under low pressure, that's not good enough. You need to understand conditionals flawlessly and quickly, no matter the pressure. This game trains you to turn "only if," "unless," and other conditional language into if-then forms automatically.

How it works. A conditional statement appears, and an alien starts advancing. Translate the statement into if-then form—sufficient condition on the left, necessary on the right—before it reaches your cannon.

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