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When you take the LSAT, you will have to contend with five multiple-choice sections. In contrast, Official LSAT PrepTests consist of only four multiple-choice sections. Therefore, in order to build up your endurance to the appropriate level, it is important to take some exams that contain an added fifth section. If you're looking to take things a step further and overtrain, you can also incorporate some 6-section tests in your prep regimen. Although you could create 6-section exams on your own, you would likely know which sections aren't scored, which isn't optimal. In this volume, we have taken the individual sections from PrepTests 52 and 53 and added two to each of PrepTests 54, 55, 56, and 57. The formatting is seamless, and without first glancing at the answer key, you will not know which sections of each test are unscored.

6-Section Tests

o PrepTest 54 (June 2008)

o PrepTest 55 (October 2008)

o PrepTest 56 (December 2008)

o PrepTest 57 (June 2009)