LSAT (Law School Admission Test) — Free Online Mock Test
Two Logical Reasoning sections (25 Q each) + one Reading Comprehension (27 Q). 35 minutes each. · Official language: English.
Advanced
United States
University & Higher Ed
77 questions
105 min
50 distinct variants
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LSAT section breakdown
The LSAT mock test on Wrexa Edge replicates the real exam's section structure — same names, same question count per section, same time limits. No inter-section breaks — the timer runs continuously.
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Logical Reasoning 1 (25 Q)
25 questions · 35 minutes · ~84 sec/question
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Reading Comprehension (27 Q)
27 questions · 35 minutes · ~78 sec/question
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Logical Reasoning 2 (25 Q)
25 questions · 35 minutes · ~84 sec/question
LSAT scoring & marking scheme
120–180
Scaled score range
Strategy: LSAT has no negative marking. Attempt every question — blank answers cost you potential marks but cannot pull your score down.
Scale: LSAT (120-180).
How LSAT is conducted
Mode
Standard — practice without proctoring on Wrexa Edge, or enable optional webcam proctoring to simulate test-day conditions.
Test format
Linear / fixed-form — every candidate sees the same number of questions per section.
Backtracking
Allowed — you can revisit and change answers within a section.
Mark for review
Available — flag tough questions and return to them before submitting the section.
LSAT time strategy
With 77 questions in 105 minutes, you have about 82 seconds per question on average. Successful candidates aim for the following pacing on each section:
Logical Reasoning 1 (25 Q)
Target ~84 sec/question. If a question takes more than 126 seconds, mark for review and move on.
Reading Comprehension (27 Q)
Target ~78 sec/question. If a question takes more than 117 seconds, mark for review and move on.
Logical Reasoning 2 (25 Q)
Target ~84 sec/question. If a question takes more than 126 seconds, mark for review and move on.
Wrexa Edge's analytics show your actual time-per-question after every mock so you can spot which sections you're losing time on.
LSAT topics covered
Across the 50 Wrexa Edge variants of LSAT, the following topics appear most often (sample distribution from one variant):
Logical Reasoning 1 (25 Q)
- LR — Flaw · 10
- LR — Assumption · 4
- LR — Fallacies · 2
- LR — Inference · 2
- LR — Parallel reasoning · 2
- LR — Conditional logic · 1
- LR — Strengthen · 1
- LR — Weaken · 1
Reading Comprehension (27 Q)
- LR — Flaw · 4
- LR — Trap patterns · 3
- LR — Parallel reasoning · 2
- LR — Principle · 2
- LR — Qualifiers · 2
- LR — Authority · 2
- LR — Analogy · 2
- LR — Inference · 2
Logical Reasoning 2 (25 Q)
- LR — Quantifiers · 3
- RC — Trap patterns · 3
- RC — Strategy · 3
- LR — Inference · 2
- RC — Comparative · 2
- RC — Structure · 2
- LR — Analogy · 1
- LR — Assumption · 1
Sample LSAT questions
A preview of real practice questions from the Wrexa Edge LSAT bank — the same style, phrasing and difficulty you'll face on test day. Full solutions unlock free inside the mock.
Logical Reasoning 1 (25 Q) · LR — Conditional logic
Q1. The contrapositive of "If A then B" is:
Why: Correct answer: D — "If not B then not A" — logically equivalent to the original. Topic: LR — Conditional logic.
Reading Comprehension (27 Q) · LR — Flaw
Q2. A "circular reasoning" flaw involves:
Why: Correct answer: D — Using the conclusion as a premise (begging the question). Topic: LR — Flaw.
Logical Reasoning 2 (25 Q) · LR — Analogy
Q3. An argument from analogy is strengthened by:
Why: Correct answer: D — Pointing out additional relevant similarities between the two cases. Topic: LR — Analogy.
Logical Reasoning 1 (25 Q) · LR — Fallacies
Q4. Confusing "if A then B" with "if B then A" commits:
Why: Correct answer: A — The fallacy of affirming the consequent. Topic: LR — Fallacies.
Reading Comprehension (27 Q) · LR — Flaw
Q5. An LR argument that asserts a property of a whole based on a property of one part commits:
Why: Correct answer: A — Composition fallacy. Topic: LR — Flaw.
Logical Reasoning 2 (25 Q) · LR — Inference
Q6. A "must be false" LR question asks for:
Why: Correct answer: A — A choice that contradicts the stimulus (cannot be true if stimulus is true). Topic: LR — Inference.
These are a handful of the 3850 unique LSAT questions across all 50 Wrexa Edge variants — start a free mock to attempt the full set with instant scoring.
LSAT difficulty calibration
Advanced tier. Advanced-level: high-stakes exam with rigorous content depth. Expect 4-8 months of structured prep.
Two Logical Reasoning sections (25 Q each) + one Reading Comprehension (27 Q). 35 minutes each. · Official language: English.
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How Wrexa Edge prepares you for LSAT
Real test-day interface
Our sat skin mirrors the actual LSAT testing software — same timer, palette, tools, and navigation.
50 distinct variants
3850 unique practice questions, each variant a fresh test — not just shuffled options.
Detailed analytics
Scaled score, section accuracy, topic-wise heatmap, time-per-question — see where to focus after every attempt.
Spaced repetition (Notebook)
Wrong answers and flagged questions flow into an SM-2 spaced-repetition deck so you actually retain what you learn.
Optional proctoring
Browser-based face-api detection (no install) — turn it on to simulate a high-stakes environment.
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Frequently asked questions
- What is the LSAT exam pattern?
- Law School Admission Test contains 77 questions across 3 sections: Logical Reasoning 1 (25 Q), Reading Comprehension (27 Q), Logical Reasoning 2 (25 Q). Total duration is 105 minutes (about 82 seconds per question).
- Does LSAT have negative marking?
- No — LSAT has no negative marking. Each correct answer is worth 1 mark, so attempt every question.
- How is LSAT scored?
- Scaled score range: 120 to 180. LSAT (120-180).
- How can I practise LSAT online for free?
- Wrexa Edge offers free full-length LSAT mock tests with instant scoring, detailed explanations, and 50 distinct variants. Sign up for free at Wrexa Edge and start practising in under a minute — no card required.
- What is the difficulty level of LSAT?
- LSAT is rated Advanced difficulty on Wrexa Edge. Advanced-level: high-stakes exam with rigorous content depth. Expect 4-8 months of structured prep. Two Logical Reasoning sections (25 Q each) + one Reading Comprehension (27 Q). 35 minutes each. · Official language: English.
- How long is the LSAT exam?
- LSAT runs for 105 minutes total across 3 sections. On Wrexa Edge the timer is enforced exactly as on the real exam — including no inter-section breaks.
- What topics are covered in LSAT?
- LSAT is split into: Logical Reasoning 1 (25 Q), Reading Comprehension (27 Q), Logical Reasoning 2 (25 Q). Each section is timed and weighted separately. Two Logical Reasoning sections (25 Q each) + one Reading Comprehension (27 Q). 35 minutes each. · Official language: English.
- What tools or aids are allowed during LSAT?
- No special tools are required.
- Is the LSAT test adaptive?
- No — LSAT is a fixed-form (linear) test. Every candidate sees the same number of questions per section.
- How many LSAT mock tests does Wrexa Edge offer?
- Wrexa Edge generates 50 distinct LSAT variants — each with different question content, not just shuffled options. That's 3850 unique practice questions you can attempt, all in the real test-day interface, free to start.
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