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[jsh1177]

Umm, our bad, there was a slight delay working with MySQL

It will go up today, and we'll have it at the top of the page and in the LSAT and Law School Resources section.

Thanks for your patience and our apologies!

No problem, thank you for your hard work 

[jsh1177]

any update?   

[Jeffort]

The Logical Reasoning Question Type finder is up and running!  At the moment it covers PrepTest #'s 19 through 45

Logical Reasoning Question Type Finder

[jsh1177]

 

[Traciela LSAT Books]

I'm trying to find more questions from the LSAT PrepTest books (any from the 3 "10" series are fine) to practice after each chapter.  The LRB only has a limited number of practice questions and I would like more.

The GROUPED by Question Type book (http://www.amazon.com/dp/0984199713) sorts LR questions by type for you to practice on.  It contains all questions from PTs 1-20, so from before the 3 "10" series books.

The Logical Reasoning Question Type finder is up and running!  At the moment it covers PrepTest #'s 19 through 45

Logical Reasoning Question Type Finder

This looks very useful!  I think I will add a link to this on our Resources page.

The index of our GROUPED by Question Type book shows LR classifications from PTs 1-20.  I will upload a PDF of it to our website this week and post here when it's done.  Together with the LR Question Type Finder, PTs 1-45 should be covered


-Traciela, Inc.

[Jack Daws]

Thanks Jeffort!

 

[Jeffort]

I'm trying to find more questions from the LSAT PrepTest books (any from the 3 "10" series are fine) to practice after each chapter.  The LRB only has a limited number of practice questions and I would like more.

The GROUPED by Question Type book (http://www.amazon.com/dp/0984199713) sorts LR questions by type for you to practice on.  It contains all questions from PTs 1-20, so from before the 3 "10" series books.

The Logical Reasoning Question Type finder is up and running!  At the moment it covers PrepTest #'s 19 through 45

Logical Reasoning Question Type Finder

This looks very useful!  I think I will add a link to this on our Resources page.

The index of our GROUPED by Question Type book shows LR classifications from PTs 1-20.  I will upload a PDF of it to our website this week and post here when it's done.  Together with the LR Question Type Finder, PTs 1-45 should be covered


-Traciela, Inc.

Cool.  Glad to see that others are out there trying to help people through the process.   

[Traciela LSAT Books]

Ok, it's up on our website! 

For anyone who already owns all the PrepTests and wants to sort them by type themselves, all Logical Reasoning classifications are available for PrepTests 1-45.

For PrepTests 1-20:
Go to http://www.traciela.com/questiontype.html and click to view the "Index" page of our book.  You will get a PDF displaying all Logical Reasoning questions sorted by type.  (The index includes answers because this is also the answer key to problems in the GROUPED by Question Type book.)

For PrepTests 19-45:
Go to http://www.lsatdiscussion2.com/logicalreasoning for the Logical Reasoning Question Type Finder.

-Traciela LSAT Books

[Trex555]

Why not have just linked to that PDF directly? Why make us go to the page then click through. Sheesh.

[Traciela LSAT Books]

Why not have just linked to that PDF directly? Why make us go to the page then click through. Sheesh.

Some people are a little cautious when downloading documents from unknown sources on the internet, so I wanted everyone to feel a little more comfortable about the source of the document.

Here is a direct link to the PDF: http://www.traciela.com/questiontype_index.pdf

[jsh1177]

Wow, thanks everyone, especially Jeffort and Traciela this is really helping me prep better. 
 

[Trex555]

Some people are a little cautious when downloading documents from unknown sources on the internet, so I wanted everyone to feel a little more comfortable about the source of the document.

This is a good point. My bad.

[wannabeexteacher]

"The check is in the mail"...

[sofapotato]

This is very useful!  Thank you.  I found some breakdowns here http://lsatblog.blogspot.com/2009/06/lsat-logical-reasoning-spreadsheet.html, but it's great to be able to compare categorizations from different sources.  I know practicing each of the different question types will help improve my Logical Reasoning score, so now I just need to sit down and study!

[widespreadLSATpanic]

This is very useful!  Thank you.  I found some breakdowns here http://lsatblog.blogspot.com/2009/06/lsat-logical-reasoning-spreadsheet.html, but it's great to be able to compare categorizations from different sources.  I know practicing each of the different question types will help improve my Logical Reasoning score, so now I just need to sit down and study!

Looks like your link included the comma at the end and therefore doesn't work. This should work:  http://lsatblog.blogspot.com/2009/06/lsat-logical-reasoning-spreadsheet.html