Although the LSAT is not a direct test of your vocabulary, many
LSAT questions hinge on your knowledge of certain words or phrases.
In some cases, terms are defined in a way that differs from the
way we normally define those terms in the real world. In other
cases, a word may appear that we see infrequently, or perhaps
have never seen at all. Because a single missed question can drop
your scaled LSAT score by one point, LSAT students must know the
exact definitions of the logical terms they encounter. Within
the PowerScore
LSAT courses, we discuss the terms on the following quiz,
and many others.
PowerScore LSAT Terminology Quiz
Each question
below consists of a word or phrase printed in capital letters, followed
by five lettered answer choices containing words or phrases. Select
the lettered word or phrase that is most nearly identical
in meaning to the word or words in capital letters. Because some
of the questions require you to distinguish fine shades of meaning,
be sure to consider all the choices before deciding which one is
best.
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