Daily LSAT Practice

Daily logic for future lawyers

One Logical Reasoning question. One Reading Comp passage. Every day, timed. Build streaks, track your accuracy, and sharpen your reasoning — five minutes at a time.

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Logical Reasoning · Weaken1:34

City council members who accepted campaign donations from developers voted for the zoning variance at twice the rate of those who did not. Clearly, the donations influenced their votes.

AThe argument assumes what it sets out to prove.
BIt overlooks an alternative explanation for the correlation.
CIt treats a sufficient condition as necessary.
✓ Correct — streak extended to 13🟩
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The Daily

Two sections. One sitting. Every day.

The same drill as test day, shrunk to a habit you can actually keep.

Part One · Logical Reasoning

One argument, five answers

A single LR question — weaken, strengthen, assumption, flaw — against the clock. Master every question type one day at a time.

TimedAll question types

Part Two · Reading Comprehension

One passage, two questions

A dense 400-word passage with two precise questions. Build comprehension speed under real time pressure.

TimedOriginal passages
1

Show up

Today's challenge drops at midnight. Same puzzle for everyone, just like the crossword.

2

Reason it out

Answer under the timer, then read a full explanation of the right answer — and the wrong ones.

3

Track & share

Accuracy by section and question type. Share your 🟩🟥 result without spoiling the answer.

Streaks & Sharing

Make the LSAT a group chat problem

Wordle-style results travel to iMessage and Twitter with no spoilers — just enough to start an argument. Which, for once, is the point.

13
Day streak
72%
LR accuracy
81%
RC accuracy

iMessage · Pre-law group chat

Obiter — LR 🟩 RC 🟩🟥 Weaken · 1:34
no way you missed the second RC one

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