If you’re looking for more LSAT Logic Games Hybrid practice, here’s a series of tables that list where to find the various types of Hybrid games that appear in recently released LSAT PrepTests.
Note: For Magooshers, you’ve got access to actual LSAC Logic Game questions—115 to be exact—through your online account. You can even sort by game type so you can easily focus your practice.
Sequencing/Matching Hybrid practice
The first table shows you where to find games that are primarily Sequencing, but also involve a secondary Matching component. There is a fair amount of Hybrid practice material for this game type, especially if you purchase Actual, Official PrepTests Volume V.
Sequencing/Matching Hybrid games are usually one of the easier types of Hybrids to set up. For more detail on how to approach this or any other type of Hybrid Logic Game, check out Magoosh’s online LSAT prep course.
Fixed Grouping/Sequencing Hybrid practice
The second table displays games that are primarily Fixed Grouping Logic Games, but also include sequencing. This is another relatively common variety of Hybrid, so if you have Actual, Official Volume V, you’ll be in good shape.
Fixed Grouping/Sequencing Hybrids also tend to be one of the easier varieties to set up because you’ll know exactly how many variables need to be placed in each group. From there, you just need to figure out the order in which they appear in their groups.
Floating Grouping/Sequencing Hybrid practice
The third table tells you where to find games that require you to place variables in different groups and then sequence them but don’t tell you how many variables must be placed in each group. This is one of the more difficult varieties of Hybrid games to set up. However, it’s also a less common type than the previous two games. In fact, it hasn’t appeared on an LSAT since 2010. But that doesn’t mean it couldn’t appear again at any time—best to be prepared!
Sequencing/Grouping Hybrid practice
This last table shows the only recent example of a Sequencing/Grouping Hybrid game. In this game type, you have to order a set of variables and then divide it into groups within that sequence. It’s a relatively easy variety of Hybrid, and it doesn’t appear often. If you’ve purchased Actual, Official LSAT PrepTests Volume V, you’ll get to try this Hybrid practice game yourself. Otherwise, check back soon for expanded tables for all of these Hybrid varieties.
Happy studying, folks! Don’t forget to get in touch if you have any questions about the test itself or how best to prepare for it. 🙂
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