Contributing Authors and Staff
YouTube
Polls
Loading ...Categories
- Admissions
- Advice on Logic Games
- Advice on Logical Reasoning
- Law School
- Law School Admissions
- Law School Advice
- Law School Life
- Legal Jobs
- Legal Life
- Logical Reasonings
- LSAT
- LSAT Advice
- LSAT Analysis
- LSAT in Real Life
- LSAT Preparation
- LSAT Recap
- Miscellaneous
- News
- News and Analysis
- Odds and Ends
- Reading Comprehension Advice
- Real LSAT Problems
- Student LSAT Blogger
- Uncategorized
- US News Rankings
- Videos
Tags
blueprint blueprint lsat blueprint lsat prep blueprint lsat student Current Events december lsat february lsat june lsat law law school law school admissions law schools Lawyer legal Legal Jobs legal life logical reasonings lsac LSAT LSAT advice LSAT blog lsat in real life LSAT logic games lsat practice LSAT prep LSAT preparation lsat prep course lsat questions LSAT Recap lsat score lsat scores LSAT Study lsat studying lsat test lsat test day Miscellaneous most strongly supported News October LSAT October LSAT advice Social Student Studying supreme court TipsArchive
Search
Blogroll
Daily Archives: April 9, 2012
Sink Your Teeth into an Easter Bunny LSAT Logic Game
Easter was yesterday, and by all reports the Easter Bunny had another successful campaign. But before any old rabbit can gain the title of Easter Bunny, he must audition.
Here’s an LSAT logic game on that very subject:
Seven bunny-rabbits: Fluffy, Harry, Jack, Playboy, Roger, Trix, and Velveteen, each audition exactly once for a position as Easter Bunny. No two rabbits audition at the same time. The following must obtain:
Roger and Peter audition consecutively.
Velveteen auditions at some time before Jack or at some time after Trix, but not both.
Fluffy auditions at some time after Trix and at some time before Roger.
Harry auditions at some time after Fluffy.
Read Entire Article…
Apr 9, 2012 - 6:51 pm - By Aaron Cohn
Tags: advice on logic games, LSAT, lsat logic game
Photo By JolieNY Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.0 Generic (CC BY-NC-SA 2.0)
Tags: advice on logic games, LSAT, lsat logic game
Photo By JolieNY Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.0 Generic (CC BY-NC-SA 2.0)
Logical Reasonings / 4.9.12
A) Today’s Logical Reasonings are brought to you by the letters G, I, and F — or “.gif”. Here’s a .gif of the response you can expect when you talk about your weekends in law school. #WhatShouldWeCallMe. B) Here’s another … Read Entire Article…






