Prospective law students must pass the LSAT to gain acceptance into law school, and the LSAT's Analytical Reasoning section--commonly called LSAT Logic Games--is the most difficult part of the entire exam. It's a 35-minute session during which test takers are presented with four problems, or Logic Games, and then confronted with between 23 and 28 very challenging questions that test their deductive reasoning powers. This brand-new manual offers students comprehensive preparation for success on the Logic Games section by presenting--<BR><BR><LI>An overview of the LSAT, including a thorough explanation of Logic Games and how they relate to the entire test<LI>A five-step approach to help students make correct deductions and successfully tackle questions of logic<LI>Drill exercises for understanding conditional statements<LI>Explanations of the three question types: Sequence Games, Grouping Games, and Sequence/Grouping Combo Games<BR><BR>The author also offers detailed study and test-taking advice, and presents 100 practice games with answers, each inspired by games that have appeared on recent LSATs. Here, in a single volume, is everything test takers need for success on the LSAT's Analytical Reasoning section.