LSAT / GRE Analytic Workout

By Karen Lurie

One of the four sections on the LSAT and one of the three sections on the GRE will contain analytic reasoning questions, or what we call "games."??The Princeton Review can help you master this section... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0679773584
• ISBN13: 9780679773580
• Release Date: October 1996
• Publisher: Princeton Review
• Length: 233 Pages
• Weight: 1.05 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 8.4" x 10.8"

Customer Reviews

Good Product

If analytical section is your Achilles heel, this book will help. This book has a good collection of questions graduated with respect to level of difficulty (approximately 150 questions in total). It exposes you to a wide variety of questions (both in terms of type as well as in level of difficulty) that you may face on the GRE. The answers are clearly explained. If you are worried abt the analytical section, it will be worthwhile to try this book out!

Great book

This book was fantastic. It clearly explained the games portion, reiforces the approach and is very well organized. Very good study guide if you are having problems witht he games.

LSAR/GRE Analytic Workout

The LSAT/GRE Analytic Workout is invaluable to anyone who wishes to do well on the Analytic section of the LSAT. The book will save you time in preparing for the LSAT by illustrating systematic ways to break down the problems. I suggest skipping the level three questions until you can work through a majority of actual LSAT problems. There is no substitute for practicing actual LSAT questions, but I recommend learning the concepts in this book before tackling the analytic section of the LSAT.

Great if you need targeted practice on analytical sections

I took the GRE and wanted to improve my analytical score, so I bought this book before taking it again. It definitely helped me to analyze a problem and take it apart, recognizing patterns and such. Lots of practice problems and the book is useful for both the GRE and the LSAT (the analytical sections on both have similar types of problems).