PrepTest 132

Review

Curve: −9 for a 170 · First given December 2010

Section 1 · RC

27 questions

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Section 2 · LR

26 questions
  1. 1
    In a recent study, a group of young…
  2. 2
    Among people who live to the age of 100…
  3. 3
    Medications with an unpleasant taste are…
  4. 4
    Carol Morris wants to own a majority of…
  5. 5
    Area resident: Childhood lead poisoning…
  6. 6
    Although some nutritional facts about…
  7. 7
    When the famous art collector Vidmar…
  8. 8
    A leading critic of space exploration…
  9. 9
    A retrospective study is a scientific…
  10. 10
    Gigantic passenger planes currently…
  11. 11
    Scientist: To study the comparative…
  12. 12
    Paleontologist: Plesiosauromorphs were…
  13. 13
    Buying elaborate screensavers—programs…
  14. 14
    Music professor: Because rap musicians…
  15. 15
    Speaker: Like many contemporary critics,…
  16. 16
    Tissue biopsies taken on patients who…
  17. 17
    One should never sacrifice one's health…
  18. 18
    Vanessa: All computer code must be…
  19. 19
    In West Calverton, most pet stores sell…
  20. 20
    Astronomer: Earlier estimates of the…
  21. 21
    Most large nurseries sell raspberry…
  22. 22
    Drug company manager: Our newest product…
  23. 23
    Consumer advocate: TMD, a pesticide used…
  24. 24
    Legal commentator: The goal of a…
  25. 25
    University president: Our pool of…
  26. 26
    Editorial: It has been suggested that…

Section 3 · RC

Unscored
28 questions

Section 4 · LR

26 questions
  1. 1
    Marine biologist: Scientists have long…
  2. 2
    To discover what percentage of teenagers…
  3. 3
    A recent study of perfect pitch—the…
  4. 4
    Paleontologists recently excavated two…
  5. 5
    Researchers announced recently that over…
  6. 6
    University administrator: Any proposal…
  7. 7
    Researcher: Over the course of three…
  8. 8
    Storytelling appears to be a universal…
  9. 9
    If a mother's first child is born before…
  10. 10
    Science journalist: Europa, a moon of…
  11. 11
    A bacterial species will inevitably…
  12. 12
    Political scientist: It is not uncommon…
  13. 13
    Many symptoms of mental illnesses are…
  14. 14
    Politician: It has been proposed that…
  15. 15
    Jewel collectors, fearing that their…
  16. 16
    All etching tools are either pin-tipped…
  17. 17
    A 24-year study of 1,500 adults showed…
  18. 18
    If there are sentient beings on planets…
  19. 19
    Doctor: Medical researchers recently…
  20. 20
    Many workers who handled substance T in…
  21. 21
    It is virtually certain that the…
  22. 22
    Researchers have found that children in…
  23. 23
    Film preservation requires transferring…
  24. 24
    In a recent study of arthritis,…
  25. 25
    Cities with healthy economies typically…
  26. 26
    Sociologist: A recent study of 5,000…

How hard is PT 132?

Its questions are harder 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 132's curve is more forgiving than 97% of the new-format PrepTests, so expect a lower raw score than usual, not a lower LSAT score.

To get a You can miss on PT 132 On a typical PT
180 1 1
175 5 4
170 9 8
165 15 13
160 22 20
155 28 27
150 35 34

The hardest questions

  1. Section 3, Question 13 (unscored section)
    Which one of the following, if true,…
    30%
    got it right
  2. Section 1, Question 15
    Both passages are primarily concerned…
    34%
    got it right
  3. Section 2, Question 25
    University president: Our pool of…
    36%
    got it right
  4. Section 1, Question 4
    Which one of the following statements is…
    37%
    got it right
  5. Section 3, Question 20 (unscored section)
    Suppose a study is conducted that…
    39%
    got it right

PT 132 score conversion

Out of 79 scored questions, you can miss 9 and still get a 170, 22 for a 160, and 35 for a 150.

Missed Raw Score
0 79 180
−1 78 180
−2 77 179
−3 76 178
−4 75 177
−5 74 175
−6 73 174
−7 72 173
−8 71 171
−9 70 170
−10 69 169
−11 68 168
−12 67 168
−13 66 167
−14 65 166
−15 64 165
−16 63 164
−17 62 163
−18 61 163
−19 60 162
Missed Raw Score
−20 59 161
−21 58 160
−22 57 160
−23 56 159
−24 55 158
−25 54 157
−26 53 157
−27 52 156
−28 51 155
−29 50 154
−30 49 154
−31 48 153
−32 47 152
−33 46 152
−34 45 151
−35 44 150
−36 43 149
−37 42 149
−38 41 148
−39 40 147
Missed Raw Score
−40 39 146
−41 38 146
−42 37 145
−43 36 144
−44 35 143
−45 34 142
−46 33 142
−47 32 141
−48 31 140
−49 30 139
−50 29 138
−51 28 137
−52 27 137
−53 26 136
−54 25 135
−55 24 134
−56 23 133
−57 22 132
−58 21 131
−59 20 130
Missed Raw Score
−60 19 129
−61 18 127
−62 17 126
−63 16 125
−64 15 124
−65 14 123
−66 13 121
−67 12 120
−68 11 120
−69 10 120
−70 9 120
−71 8 120
−72 7 120
−73 6 120
−74 5 120
−75 4 120
−76 3 120
−77 2 120
−78 1 120
−79 0 120

About PrepTest 132

Which section of PT 132 is experimental?

Section 3 (Reading Comprehension) is the experimental section on PrepTest 132. 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 79 scored questions.

When is PT 132 from?

Most of PrepTest 132 was first given in December 2010. LSAC rebuilt it from two older tests, with no logic games: Sections 1, 2 and 4 from PrepTest 62 (December 2010) and Section 3 from PrepTest 51 (December 2006).

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