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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 378.1662
EAN: 9780028632483
Edition: 3
ISBN: 0028632486
Label: Arco
Manufacturer: Arco
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 186
Publication Date: June 06, 1999
Publisher: Arco
Studio: Arco

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Editorial Review:

Product Description:
The first of its kind, this step-by-step guide utilizes targeted, intensive practice for the tricky Analytical Reasoning/Logic Games questions. It features in-depth practice with every type of analytical reasoning question, detailed explanations for all questions, and questions that build from easy to challenging.




Rating: - LSAT Review
The book I purchased arrived on time and was useful for a test I was scheduled to take.

No problems or worries with this order.

I passed the test.

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Rating: - Good mental workout
I agree with reviewer B. Peet that the problems in the Arco workbook are unlike the LSAT problems and that the best LSAT prep is to simply take as many of the old tests as possible. However, I think that for $9 it is really worth the cash simply for the mental habits it inculcates - habits that are quite useful on many of the logic games. While the Kaplan book provided tests that were more like the LSAT I found that Arco gave me more of the sort of challenge I was looking for in a supplement to taking ... Read More

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Rating: - Unecessary for LSAT prep
I found the example games in this book to be exceedingly difficult and very unlike the games on the real test. I went through a couple of chapters and then put the book aside. For Logic Games practice, the best thing to do is just practice as many real test games as possible. It really works. One hint that really helped me was to use the highlighter that is allowed to construct your sketches for the games, it cuts down on a lot of erasing and re-writing. I found the Kaplan Test-Prep book to be really ... Read More

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Rating: - Confusing
If you are struggling with the Logic Games section of the LSAT, as I am, you might want to stay away from this book. Perhaps it was designed for someone already scoring fairly well and was looking to add a few more points to their score, because it certainly does not cater to the individual trying to learn the basic techniques in solving logic games. I cannot imagine anyone diagramming in a timely manner using the methodology contained within. The structure of warm up exercises followed by mini-games eventually ... Read More

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Rating: - Useful study guide
Are the logic puzzles your Achille's heel on the LSAT? Then this is the book for you.

Work through the problems in this book, and the actual questions on the test will seem much easier. The examples in this book are much more difficult than the actual test. I do not think you will ever learn all the catagories of questions and identify each one definitively, but that is not the point of your studies. This book will challenge you and make the process of thinking through the logic puzzles much easier. ... Read More

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