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Why build your own LSAT question type cards

Most LSAT prep comes down to recognizing which LSAT logical reasoning types you are facing before you start reasoning through the stimulus. Ready-made sets of question types are easy to find, but they rarely match the course or practice tests you actually use.

Separate cards for each stem, such as assumption, strengthen, weaken, and flaw
A card for the trap answer pattern that each question type tends to use
Short sessions that return to the types you miss, not a single long review
Quizzes with explanations once the definitions feel familiar

Example LSAT logical reasoning question type flashcards

What does a necessary assumption question ask for?An answer that must be true for the conclusion to follow. Test it by negating it: if the negation breaks the argument, the answer is necessary.

What does a sufficient assumption question ask for?An answer that, added to the premises, guarantees the conclusion on its own. It is stronger than a necessary assumption.

What does a strengthen question ask for?An answer that makes the conclusion more likely to be true, often by ruling out an alternative explanation or supporting a key link.

What does a weaken question ask for?An answer that makes the conclusion less likely, often by offering an alternative cause or exposing a gap in the reasoning.

What does a flaw question ask you to identify?How the reasoning is wrong, such as confusing correlation with causation or treating a small sample as representative of the whole group.

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Built from your material

Cards come from the prep book, course slides, or practice explanations you already have, so the question types match how your course teaches them.

Spaced repetition

Cards you miss come back sooner, and ones you know are spaced further apart, so the difference between necessary and sufficient assumptions sticks.

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Switch to multiple choice or true/false quizzes with explanations, or map the question types into one branching diagram.

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Review cards on any device, and let spaced repetition schedule the question types you find hardest.

Cards built from your own notes keep the wording and examples from your prep materials. Each card can name the question stem, the job the correct answer must do, and a common trap, so the card teaches the pattern as well as the definition.

Review the types you confuse most often, such as necessary versus sufficient assumption or strengthen versus weaken, and let spaced repetition bring them back before you forget the difference.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I tell necessary assumption questions from sufficient assumption questions?

A necessary assumption must be true for the conclusion to hold, so negating it should break the argument. A sufficient assumption, if added to the premises, guarantees the conclusion on its own.

How should I spread practice across LSAT question types?

Spend short sessions on the types you miss most, and return to the ones you already handle well less often. Review the explanations for wrong answers as well as the right ones.

Can I export my LSAT question type cards to Anki?

Yes, but export is a paid feature. Plus is $39/year or $7.99/month and includes PDF, DOCX, Anki, and CSV export.

Is there a free plan to try this first?

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