Must Be True Questions.

What Must Be True questions ask

Our plain-English paraphrase of the task in the first 50 of the 190 Must Be True questions in PrepTests 101–159 (paraphrases, not LSAC’s copyrighted stems — use the table above to locate each question in your own materials):

1. PT101 S2 Q11 — Find what must be true given the statements.
2. PT101 S3 Q8 — Identify what can properly be concluded from the information.
3. PT101 S3 Q11 — Identify what can properly be inferred from the passage.
4. PT101 S3 Q15 — Identify what can properly be inferred from Dr. Z's statement.
5. PT102 S2 Q3 — Find the choice that best completes the argument.
6. PT102 S2 Q21 — Find what must be true given the statements.
7. PT102 S4 Q2 — Find the conclusion properly drawn from the information.
8. PT102 S4 Q15 — Find the choice that could NOT be true given the passage.
9. PT102 S4 Q16 — Find the choice that could NOT be true given the essayist's statements.
10. PT102 S4 Q26 — Identify the claim the statements most justify rejecting.
11. PT103 S2 Q6 — Find what must be true given the statements.
12. PT103 S2 Q19 — Find the choice NOT inferable from the anthropologist's statements.
13. PT103 S3 Q7 — Choose the statement that logically completes the passage.
14. PT103 S3 Q20 — Find the claim the information supports least.
15. PT103 S3 Q22 — Determine what must be true about Kay's voting choice.
16. PT103 S3 Q23 — Apply the stated principle to the mayoral election.
17. PT104 S1 Q9 — Determine what must be true given both sales figures.
18. PT104 S1 Q19 — Find what must be true given the statements.
19. PT104 S1 Q22 — Find what must be true given the statements.
20. PT104 S4 Q5 — Determine the conclusion properly drawn from the statements.
21. PT104 S4 Q14 — Determine what can properly be concluded from the passage.
22. PT104 S4 Q17 — Identify a conclusion properly drawn from the information.
23. PT105 S1 Q6 — Determine what can properly be inferred from the statements.
24. PT105 S4 Q3 — Identify what the nutritionist's information most supports.
25. PT105 S4 Q17 — Determine what is strictly implied by the passage.
26. PT105 S4 Q21 — Given the ethicist's statements, find what could NOT be true.
27. PT106 S1 Q11 — Identify the choice that could not be true given the claims.
28. PT106 S1 Q14 — Find what must be true given the statements.
29. PT106 S3 Q1 — Identify what can properly be inferred from the passage.
30. PT106 S3 Q8 — Identify what can be logically inferred from the passage.
31. PT106 S3 Q12 — Find the choice that does not conflict with the writer's view.
32. PT107 S1 Q6 — Identify what can be properly concluded from the passage.
33. PT107 S1 Q18 — Find what must be true given the statements.
34. PT107 S1 Q21 — Determine what must also be true given the editorial's statements.
35. PT107 S4 Q12 — Find the choice the editorialist's statements most support.
36. PT107 S4 Q23 — Find what must be true given the statements.
37. PT108 S3 Q18 — Identify the choice that could not be true given the statements.
38. PT109 S1 Q11 — Determine what can be logically concluded from the information.
39. PT109 S1 Q16 — Find the request whose denial the policy does not justify.
40. PT109 S3 Q8 — Determine what must also be true given the passage.
41. PT110 S2 Q23 — Determine what logically follows from the statements.
42. PT110 S3 Q13 — Determine what can be properly inferred from the information.
43. PT110 S3 Q22 — Find the statement that could not also be true.
44. PT111 S4 Q1 — Find the statement the passage does not support.
45. PT112 S1 Q11 — Find what must be true given the statements.
46. PT112 S1 Q14 — Determine what can be properly inferred from the information.
47. PT113 S2 Q2 — Find what can properly be inferred from the passage.
48. PT113 S2 Q7 — Determine what logically follows from the statements.
49. PT113 S2 Q9 — Find the choice that most logically completes the passage.
50. PT113 S2 Q12 — Find what can properly be inferred from Rosen's statement.

Must Be True questions, briefly