Powerscore
1 Must Be True
2 Main Point
3 Conditional Reasoning
4 Weaken
5 Cause and Effect
6 Strengthen, Justify the Conclusions and Assumption
7 Resolve the Paradox
8 Formal Logic
9 Method of Reasoning
10 Flaw in the Reasoning
11 Parallel Reasoning
12 Numbers and Percentages
13 Evaluate the Argument
14 Point at Issue
15 Principle Questions
Kaplan
1 Assumption
2 Strengthen/Weaken
3 Flaw
4 Inference
5 Principle
6 Parallel
7 Method of Argument
8 Paradox
9 Main Point
10 Point at Issue
11 Role of a Statement
Equivalents
Powerscore----------------------------------------------------------------Kaplan
1 Must Be True-----------------------------------------------------------4 Inference
2 Main Point----------------------------------------------------------------9 Main Point
3 Conditional Reasoning------------------------------------------------(SKILLS CHAPTER)
4 Weaken--------------------------------------------------------------------2 Strengthen/Weaken
5 Cause and Effect-------------------------------------------------------(SKILLS CHAPTER)
6 Strengthen, Justify the Conclusions and Assumption-------2 Strengthen/Weaken, 1 Assumption
7 Resolve the Paradox---------------------------------------------------8 Paradox
8 Formal Logic-------------------------------------------------------------(SKILLS CHAPTER)
9 Method of Reasoning-------------------------------------------------7 Method of Argument, 11 Role of a Statement
10 Flaw in the Reasoning-----------------------------------------------3 Flaw
11 Parallel Reasoning----------------------------------------------------6 Parallel
12 Numbers and Percentages-----------------------------------------(SKILLS CHAPTER)
13 Evaluate the Argument----------------------------------------------2 Strengthen/Weaken
14 Point at Issue----------------------------------------------------------10 Point at Issue
15 Principle Questions--------------------------------------------------5 Principle
LSAT Blog wrote:What you've posted so far looks good to me.
Conditional Reasoning, Cause and Effect, Formal Logic, and Numbers and Percentages are just chapters to teach particular skills.
They're not actually unique question-types.