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Logic Games — Linear Sequencing
The most trainable LSAT section — diagramming skill determines score more than reasoning.
What you need to know
1Linear sequencing (order): ~40% of Logic Games sections
2Substitution questions (introduced in LSAT-Flex): ask which rule could replace another
3Build the master diagram before answering any question — NEVER start with Q1
4Conditional rules: 'if A then B' ≠ 'if B then A' — contrapositive direction matters
Average score improves 8–12 points with structured logical reasoning practice
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- Law School Admission Test
- Passing score
- 170+ for T14 law schools (99th percentile)
- Questions in bank
- 2,200+
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