PrepTest 121

Review

Curve: −6 for a 170 · First given December 2005

Section 1 · LR

26 questions
  1. 1
    The effort involved in lying produces…
  2. 2
    Publishing executive: Our company must…
  3. 3
    A recent study proves that at least some…
  4. 4
    Philosopher: We should not disapprove of…
  5. 5
    Compact discs (CDs) offer an improvement…
  6. 6
    The public interest comprises many…
  7. 7
    Enthusiasm for the use of calculators in…
  8. 8
    Commentator: Most journalists describe…
  9. 9
    Theories generated by scientific…
  10. 10
    The administration at a certain…
  11. 11
    Students asked by a psychologist to tell…
  12. 12
    Extinction is inevitable for all…
  13. 13
    Psychology professor: Applied statistics…
  14. 14
    Among a sample of diverse coins from an…
  15. 15
    There are two supposedly conflicting…
  16. 16
    Most business ethics courses and…
  17. 17
    Some classes of animal are so successful…
  18. 18
    Advocate: You claim that it is wrong to…
  19. 19
    Analyst: A recent survey showed that…
  20. 20
    Researcher: We have found that some…
  21. 21
    Catmull: Although historians consider…
  22. 22
    In a poll conducted by interviewing…
  23. 23
    Statistical analysis is a common tool…
  24. 24
    Journalist: Although a recent poll found…
  25. 25
    Almost all microbe species live together…
  26. 26
    Reza: Language requires the use of…

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Section 2 · RC

Unscored
27 questions

Section 3 · RC

27 questions

Section 4 · LR

26 questions
  1. 1
    While 65 percent of the eligible voters…
  2. 2
    Sleep research has demonstrated that…
  3. 3
    Since 1989 the importation of ivory from…
  4. 4
    My suspicion that there is some truth to…
  5. 5
    The best explanation for Mozart's death…
  6. 6
    In the first phase of the Industrial…
  7. 7
    For many types of crops, hybrid strains…
  8. 8
    This stamp is probably highly valuable,…
  9. 9
    A recent study of several hundred female…
  10. 10
    The proposed coal-burning electric plant…
  11. 11
    Psychiatrist: While the first appearance…
  12. 12
    Some species are called "indicator…
  13. 13
    Columnist: Tagowa's testimony in the…
  14. 14
    A new tax law aimed at encouraging the…
  15. 15
    Trustee: The recent exhibit at the art…
  16. 16
    Economist: A tax is effective if it…
  17. 17
    A large amount of rainfall in April and…
  18. 18
    Leadership depends as much on making…
  19. 19
    Fifty chronic insomniacs participated in…
  20. 20
    Advertisement: The Country Classic is…
  21. 21
    Sociologist: Traditional norms in our…
  22. 22
    If there is an election, you can either…
  23. 23
    Company president: Our consultants…
  24. 24
    Many Seychelles warblers of breeding age…
  25. 25
    Therapist: In a recent study,…
  26. 26
    Researcher: It is commonly believed that…

How hard is PT 121?

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 121's curve is stricter than 91% 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 121 On a typical PT
180 1 1
175 3 4
170 6 8
165 11 13
160 17 20
155 25 27
150 33 34

The hardest questions

  1. Section 2, Question 26 (unscored section)
    It can be most reasonably inferred from…
    41%
    got it right
  2. Section 2, Question 15 (unscored section)
    Based on the passage, the author most…
    42%
    got it right
  3. Section 4, Question 25
    Therapist: In a recent study,…
    43%
    got it right
  4. Section 1, Question 24
    Journalist: Although a recent poll found…
    43%
    got it right
  5. Section 4, Question 23
    Company president: Our consultants…
    44%
    got it right

PT 121 score conversion

Out of 79 scored questions, you can miss 6 and still get a 170, 17 for a 160, and 33 for a 150.

Missed Raw Score
0 79 180
−1 78 180
−2 77 177
−3 76 175
−4 75 173
−5 74 171
−6 73 170
−7 72 169
−8 71 168
−9 70 167
−10 69 166
−11 68 165
−12 67 164
−13 66 163
−14 65 162
−15 64 162
−16 63 161
−17 62 160
−18 61 159
−19 60 159
Missed Raw Score
−20 59 158
−21 58 157
−22 57 157
−23 56 156
−24 55 155
−25 54 155
−26 53 154
−27 52 154
−28 51 153
−29 50 152
−30 49 152
−31 48 151
−32 47 150
−33 46 150
−34 45 149
−35 44 149
−36 43 148
−37 42 147
−38 41 147
−39 40 146
Missed Raw Score
−40 39 145
−41 38 145
−42 37 144
−43 36 143
−44 35 143
−45 34 142
−46 33 141
−47 32 141
−48 31 140
−49 30 139
−50 29 139
−51 28 138
−52 27 137
−53 26 136
−54 25 136
−55 24 135
−56 23 134
−57 22 133
−58 21 132
−59 20 131
Missed Raw Score
−60 19 130
−61 18 129
−62 17 128
−63 16 127
−64 15 126
−65 14 125
−66 13 123
−67 12 122
−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 121

Which section of PT 121 is experimental?

Section 2 (Reading Comprehension) is the experimental section on PrepTest 121. 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 121 from?

Most of PrepTest 121 was first given in December 2005. LSAC rebuilt it from two older tests, with no logic games: Sections 1, 3 and 4 from PrepTest 48 (December 2005) and Section 2 from PrepTest 40 (June 2003).

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