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Where can I get fake LSAT tests and questions? Please name a specific book or link I can go to. Thanks.

tsbotros wrote:Where can I get fake LSAT tests and questions? Please name a specific book or link I can go to. Thanks.

Arco and Barron's produce fake versions of the LSAT. Arco probably makes the worst.

is barrons ok?

i'd get the real ones... i studied off fakes ones, and while they appear to be the same, they aren't. There isn't a practical replacement for a real LSAT test. Get the PrepTests released by LSAC.

Simply studying off the right test led to a 9 point increase my second test take.

tsbotros wrote:is barrons ok?

no, none are.

Again, for LR and RC practice you can use real GMAT tests - they're largely the same (but GMAT has huge math and grammar correction sections which you won't need).

For AR, if you've run out of real questions, there is a book called 'Ace the LSAT Logic Games', available on Amazon. I haven't received it yet, but bought it on the strenght of fairly positive reviews - both on Amazon and elsewhere. It has 71 original logic games - almost 18 PT's worth.

There are also 22 free fake logic games available from Atlas:

http://www.atlaslsat.com/logic-games-practice.cfm

If you are only talking about LG games, all you need to do is do the preptest games. once you did them all over again, re-do them. If you have an awful amount of time to work on it, just do them over and over again. I doubt you can remember all 150+ games so it will help your brain train to use correct set up based on game types and rules given, if those skills become instinct it would be best. On the other hand if you actually do remember all 150+ games then I don't think you will have a problem with LSAT

Princeton Review publishes some fake questions in Cracking the LSAT, but those are only meant as examples, not genuine practice. Nothing but real LSAT questions is genuine practice for the LSAT.