LSAT Analytical Reasoning Practice Test 1

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A landscape architect is selecting trees for a new project. The architect must choose between 7 types of trees—a Maple, a River Birch, an Oak, a Sycamore, Chestnut, a Blue Spruce, and a Pine. There are two separate areas, named area 1 and area 2, in which the trees will be planted. The trees must be planted in accordance with the following constraints:
- Each area contains three different types of trees, and there are only three types of trees in each area.
- The same type of tree cannot be planted more than once in either area.
- If an area contains a river birch, then the area cannot contain either a blue spruce or a pine.
- If an area has a sycamore tree, it must also contain either a river birch or an oak.
- Any area that contains an oak must also contain a maple.
Which of the following is an acceptable selection of trees for both areas?
- a. (Area 1: Oak, Sycamore, Maple) (Area 2: Blue Spruce, Pine, River Birch)
- b. (Area 1: Maple, Sycamore, River Birch) (Area 2: Blue Spruce, Chestnut, Oak)
- c. (Area 1: Maple, River Birch, Chestnut) (Area 2: Sycamore, Oak, Blue Spruce)
- d. (Area 1: Sycamore, River Birch, Maple) (Area 2: Blue Spruce, Pine, Chestnut)
- e. (Area 1: Chestnut, Maple, Oak) (Area 2: Sycamore, River Birch, Chestnut)
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Question 2 of 7

2. Question
Game 1:

A landscape architect is selecting trees for a new project. The architect must choose between 7 types of trees—a Maple, a River Birch, an Oak, a Sycamore, Chestnut, a Blue Spruce, and a Pine. There are two separate areas, named area 1 and area 2, in which the trees will be planted. The trees must be planted in accordance with the following constraints:
- Each area contains three different types of trees, and there are only three types of trees in each area.
- The same type of tree cannot be planted more than once in either area.
- If an area contains a river birch, then the area cannot contain either a blue spruce or a pine.
- If an area has a sycamore tree, it must also contain either a river birch or an oak.
- Any area that contains an oak must also contain a maple.
Which of the following CANNOT be true?
- a. A pine is not selected.
- b. A Sycamore and a Maple are planted in area 2.
- c. A river birch is not selected.
- d. A blue spruce is in area 1 and a Pine is in area 2.
- e. An oak and a chestnut tree are both in area 1.
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Question 3 of 7

3. Question
Game 1:

A landscape architect is selecting trees for a new project. The architect must choose between 7 types of trees—a Maple, a River Birch, an Oak, a Sycamore, Chestnut, a Blue Spruce, and a Pine. There are two separate areas, named area 1 and area 2, in which the trees will be planted. The trees must be planted in accordance with the following constraints:
- Each area contains three different types of trees, and there are only three types of trees in each area.
- The same type of tree cannot be planted more than once in either area.
- If an area contains a river birch, then the area cannot contain either a blue spruce or a pine.
- If an area has a sycamore tree, it must also contain either a river birch or an oak.
- Any area that contains an oak must also contain a maple.
If a Chestnut is planted in area 1, and a River Birch is in area 2 which of the following could be true?
- a. A sycamore is planted in area 1.
- b. Neither a blue spruce nor a pine is planted in area 1.
- c. A maple is not planted in area 2.
- d. An oak is planted in area 1.
- e. An oak is not planted in area 2.
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Question 4 of 7

4. Question
Game 1:

A landscape architect is selecting trees for a new project. The architect must choose between 7 types of trees—a Maple, a River Birch, an Oak, a Sycamore, Chestnut, a Blue Spruce, and a Pine. There are two separate areas, named area 1 and area 2, in which the trees will be planted. The trees must be planted in accordance with the following constraints:
- Each area contains three different types of trees, and there are only three types of trees in each area.
- The same type of tree cannot be planted more than once in either area.
- If an area contains a river birch, then the area cannot contain either a blue spruce or a pine.
- If an area has a sycamore tree, it must also contain either a river birch or an oak.
- Any area that contains an oak must also contain a maple.
Which of the following CANNOT be true?
- a. A river birch is selected but a blue spruce is not.
- b. A chestnut is in area 2 and river birch is not selected.
- c. A sycamore is not selected.
- d. An oak and maple in area 1.
- e. A river birch and sycamore are in area 1 and a chestnut is not selected.
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Question 5 of 7

5. Question
Game 1:

A landscape architect is selecting trees for a new project. The architect must choose between 7 types of trees—a Maple, a River Birch, an Oak, a Sycamore, Chestnut, a Blue Spruce, and a Pine. There are two separate areas, named area 1 and area 2, in which the trees will be planted. The trees must be planted in accordance with the following constraints:
- Each area contains three different types of trees, and there are only three types of trees in each area.
- The same type of tree cannot be planted more than once in either area.
- If an area contains a river birch, then the area cannot contain either a blue spruce or a pine.
- If an area has a sycamore tree, it must also contain either a river birch or an oak.
- Any area that contains an oak must also contain a maple.
If a sycamore is not selected, which of the following must be true?
- a. A river birch and a maple are not planted in the same area.
- b. A chestnut is planted in the same area as a blue spruce, but not in the same area as a pine.
- c. A chestnut is planted with a maple.
- d. An oak is planted with a blue spruce.
- e. A blue spruce and pine are in the same area.
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Question 6 of 7

6. Question
Game 1:

A landscape architect is selecting trees for a new project. The architect must choose between 7 types of trees—a Maple, a River Birch, an Oak, a Sycamore, Chestnut, a Blue Spruce, and a Pine. There are two separate areas, named area 1 and area 2, in which the trees will be planted. The trees must be planted in accordance with the following constraints:
- Each area contains three different types of trees, and there are only three types of trees in each area.
- The same type of tree cannot be planted more than once in either area.
- If an area contains a river birch, then the area cannot contain either a blue spruce or a pine.
- If an area has a sycamore tree, it must also contain either a river birch or an oak.
- Any area that contains an oak must also contain a maple.
Which of the following must be true?
- a. A sycamore is in area 1 and a river birch is area 2.
- b. A maple and a blue spruce are in area 2.
- c. An oak is selected.
- d. An oak and a river birch are in the same area.
- e. A maple is selected.
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Question 7 of 7

7. Question
Game 1:

A landscape architect is selecting trees for a new project. The architect must choose between 7 types of trees—a Maple, a River Birch, an Oak, a Sycamore, Chestnut, a Blue Spruce, and a Pine. There are two separate areas, named area 1 and area 2, in which the trees will be planted. The trees must be planted in accordance with the following constraints:
- Each area contains three different types of trees, and there are only three types of trees in each area.
- The same type of tree cannot be planted more than once in either area.
- If an area contains a river birch, then the area cannot contain either a blue spruce or a pine.
- If an area has a sycamore tree, it must also contain either a river birch or an oak.
- Any area that contains an oak must also contain a maple.
If a river birch is not selected, which of the following CANNOT be true?
- a. A pine is in area 1.
- b. A sycamore is in area 2.
- c. A blue spruce is planted in area 2 with a chestnut.
- d. A pine is planted in area 1 with the sycamore
- e. A chestnut is planted in area 1 with the blue spruce.
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