Loading…
Logical Reasoning — Weaken & Strengthen
Together ~25% of all LR items. Attack or support the link between premises and conclusion.
What you need to know
1Weaken: attack the unstated assumption, NOT the evidence the author already provides
2Strengthen: supply the missing piece that closes the argument gap
3Both types: wrong answers often affect the evidence, not the conclusion link
4Out-of-scope answers are the most common distractor — always test relevance first
Average score improves 8–12 points with structured logical reasoning practice
About the LSAT
- Full name
- Law School Admission Test
- Passing score
- 170+ for T14 law schools (99th percentile)
- Questions in bank
- 2,200+
Logical Reasoning — Weaken & Strengthen — AI Practice Questions
2,200+ questions. Instant AI explanations for every wrong answer. Adaptive difficulty that targets your weak spots.
Keep studying
Other LSAT Topics
Logical Reasoning — Assumption Questions
Study →Assumption (Necessary and Sufficient) questions are the most common LR item type.
Logic Games — Linear Sequencing
Study →The most trainable LSAT section — diagramming skill determines score more than reasoning.
Reading Comprehension — Comparative Passages
Study →Paired passages testing the relationship between two authors' arguments.