Answers to LSAT Tests? Forum

[February1088]

So I've been doing several practice tests a week and there are some problems, where even if I saw the answer key, I don't know how to do that problem. Does anyone know of a site or book or anything that will give me explanations for older official test questions?

I have a bunch of questions that I need answered, but I don't think this forum allows you to post up lsat questions? What can I do? Help please =(

[SchopenhauerFTW]

Here you go:

http://lsatblog.blogspot.com/2010/04/ls ... -exam.html

Edit: Oooooh wait explanations. Strike one for me.

[Kurst]

To inquire on TLS, post the preptest #, section #, and question # (e.g. Preptest 60, section 3, question 22). Kaplan explanations are floating around on torrents, but they are garbage. Manhattan LSAT has decent explanations for quite a few questions on its forum.

[SchopenhauerFTW]

Kaplan explanations are floating around on torrents, but they are garbage.

Sometimes, you get what you pay for.

[Lasker]

Manhattan LSAT has good explanations on their forums. The forums are open to the public, so you can ask your own questions too.

[EarlCat]

Does anyone know of a site or book or anything that will give me explanations for older official test questions?

If only there were an internet forum where you could ask for explanations of LSAT questions... Maybe they could call it the LSAT Prep and Discussion Forum...

[sighsigh]

Yes, I'm very interested to the answer to this question.

The superprep has very detailed explanations for three preptests.

Also, the guy on the LSAT blog has written detailed explanations for LR for preptests 44-62. http://lsatblog.blogspot.com/2011/01/ls ... tests.html

He also has some explanations for select LG's for certain preptests.
http://lsatblog.blogspot.com/2010/09/ls ... games.html

I would be very grateful if anybody else would be able to list sources where we can find good quality explanations (besides online public forums).