PrepTest 111

Review

Curve: −8 for a 170 · First given October 2001

Section 1 · LR

26 questions
  1. 1
    Some critics argue that an opera's stage…
  2. 2
    Lecturer: Given our current state of…
  3. 3
    More women than men suffer from…
  4. 4
    Parent P: Children will need computer…
  5. 5
    Proponent: Irradiation of food by gamma…
  6. 6
    Proponent: Irradiation of food by gamma…
  7. 7
    Due to wider commercial availability of…
  8. 8
    Lobsters and other crustaceans eaten by…
  9. 9
    Researcher: The rate of psychological…
  10. 10
    Although marathons are 26.2 miles (42.2…
  11. 11
    Linguist: Some people have understood…
  12. 12
    Gene splicing can give rise to new…
  13. 13
    Journal: In several psychological…
  14. 14
    Novelists cannot become great as long as…
  15. 15
    Statistician: A financial magazine…
  16. 16
    On the basis of the available evidence,…
  17. 17
    On the basis of the available evidence,…
  18. 18
    The current pattern of human consumption…
  19. 19
    Lathyrism, a debilitating neurological…
  20. 20
    Columnist: Almost anyone can be an…
  21. 21
    A patient complained of feeling…
  22. 22
    No chordates are tracheophytes, and all…
  23. 23
    Some statisticians claim that the surest…
  24. 24
    In every case of political unrest in a…
  25. 25
    A company that produces men's cologne…
  26. 26
    Kim: The rapidly growing world…

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Section 2 · RC

26 questions

Section 3 · LR

Unscored
26 questions
  1. 1
    More and more computer programs that…
  2. 2
    Raymond Burr played the role of lawyer…
  3. 3
    Opponents of peat harvesting in this…
  4. 4
    For next year, the Chefs' Union has…
  5. 5
    Parent: I had tried without success to…
  6. 6
    The student body at this university…
  7. 7
    Opponent of offshore oil drilling: The…
  8. 8
    Opponent of offshore oil drilling: The…
  9. 9
    A running track with a hard surface…
  10. 10
    Goswami: I support the striking workers…
  11. 11
    Teacher to a student: You agree that it…
  12. 12
    Despite the fact that antilock brakes…
  13. 13
    President of the Regional Chamber of…
  14. 14
    It is inaccurate to say that a diet high…
  15. 15
    During the recent economic downturn,…
  16. 16
    Zoos have served both as educational…
  17. 17
    Only a very small percentage of people…
  18. 18
    If there are any inspired musical…
  19. 19
    Columnist: A recent study suggests that…
  20. 20
    Scientist: Some critics of public…
  21. 21
    The new agriculture bill will almost…
  22. 22
    The folktale that claims that a…
  23. 23
    Tony: A new kind of videocassette has…
  24. 24
    Tony: A new kind of videocassette has…
  25. 25
    Physician: Heart disease generally…
  26. 26
    People ought to take into account a…

Section 4 · LR

26 questions
  1. 1
    The graphical illustrations mathematics…
  2. 2
    Bureaucratic mechanisms are engineered…
  3. 3
    In speech, when words or sentences are…
  4. 4
    Last year a large firm set a goal of…
  5. 5
    One of the advantages of Bacillus…
  6. 6
    Many people are alarmed about the…
  7. 7
    Attorney: I ask you to find Mr. Smith…
  8. 8
    It is widely believed that by age 80,…
  9. 9
    Moralist: Humans have a natural…
  10. 10
    A recent study suggests that Alzheimer's…
  11. 11
    One approach to the question of which…
  12. 12
    Most doctors recommend that pregnant…
  13. 13
    Mayor: The law prohibiting pedestrians…
  14. 14
    Marian Anderson, the famous contralto,…
  15. 15
    Geneticist: Ethicists have fears, many…
  16. 16
    Publicity campaigns for endangered…
  17. 17
    Politician: All nations that place a…
  18. 18
    Philosopher: Scientists talk about the…
  19. 19
    Several critics have claimed that any…
  20. 20
    Archaeologist: A skeleton of a North…
  21. 21
    All social systems are based upon a…
  22. 22
    Multiple sclerosis is an autoimmune…
  23. 23
    The higher the altitude, the thinner the…
  24. 24
    A recent study of 6,403 people showed…
  25. 25
    Zachary: The term "fresco" refers to…
  26. 26
    Zachary: The term "fresco" refers to…

How hard is PT 111?

Its questions are easier than most, and the curve makes up for it. LSAC sets each test's curve so a score means the same thing on every test: the harder the questions, the more you can miss for the same score. PT 111's curve is stricter than 78% of the new-format PrepTests, so expect a higher raw score than usual, not a higher LSAT score.

To get a You can miss on PT 111 On a typical PT
180 1 1
175 4 4
170 8 8
165 13 13
160 18 20
155 25 27
150 31 34

The hardest questions

  1. Section 3, Question 22 (unscored section)
    The folktale that claims that a…
    37%
    got it right
  2. Section 1, Question 23
    Some statisticians claim that the surest…
    38%
    got it right
  3. Section 2, Question 26
    It can be inferred that legal…
    39%
    got it right
  4. Section 2, Question 25
    The passage suggests that Dworkin would…
    43%
    got it right
  5. Section 2, Question 24
    According to the passage, which one of…
    45%
    got it right

PT 111 score conversion

Out of 78 scored questions, you can miss 8 and still get a 170, 18 for a 160, and 31 for a 150.

Missed Raw Score
0 78 180
−1 77 180
−2 76 179
−3 75 178
−4 74 176
−5 73 174
−6 72 173
−7 71 172
−8 70 170
−9 69 169
−10 68 168
−11 67 167
−12 66 166
−13 65 165
−14 64 164
−15 63 163
−16 62 162
−17 61 161
−18 60 160
−19 59 159
Missed Raw Score
−20 58 159
−21 57 158
−22 56 157
−23 55 156
−24 54 155
−25 53 155
−26 52 154
−27 51 153
−28 50 152
−29 49 152
−30 48 151
−31 47 150
−32 46 149
−33 45 148
−34 44 148
−35 43 147
−36 42 146
−37 41 145
−38 40 145
−39 39 144
Missed Raw Score
−40 38 143
−41 37 143
−42 36 142
−43 35 141
−44 34 140
−45 33 140
−46 32 139
−47 31 138
−48 30 137
−49 29 136
−50 28 136
−51 27 135
−52 26 134
−53 25 133
−54 24 132
−55 23 132
−56 22 131
−57 21 130
−58 20 129
−59 19 128
Missed Raw Score
−60 18 127
−61 17 126
−62 16 125
−63 15 124
−64 14 123
−65 13 122
−66 12 121
−67 11 120
−68 10 120
−69 9 120
−70 8 120
−71 7 120
−72 6 120
−73 5 120
−74 4 120
−75 3 120
−76 2 120
−77 1 120
−78 0 120

About PrepTest 111

Which section of PT 111 is experimental?

Section 3 (Logical Reasoning) is the experimental section on PrepTest 111. It's unscored: it's there so the test has four sections, like the real LSAT, but it doesn't count toward your score. The other three sections make up the 78 scored questions.

When is PT 111 from?

Most of PrepTest 111 was first given in October 2001. LSAC rebuilt it from two older tests, with no logic games: Sections 1, 2 and 4 from PrepTest 35 (October 2001) and Section 3 from PrepTest 30 (December 1999).

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