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A worked example
The restriction applies during charging hours.
The restriction applies at all times.
The passage only tells you about charging hours. It does not establish that the restriction applies at all times.
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LNAT Lab shows you what went wrong, why it looked convincing and what to practise next.
“Some critics argue that remote work weakens collaboration. But their evidence comes mainly from firms that adopted it during emergencies.”
The author believes remote work weakens collaboration.
The claim appears explicitly in the passage.
It introduces the critics’ claim, then questions the evidence behind it.
You treated a view the author introduces to challenge as the author’s own position.
Track whether a claim is endorsed, reported or challenged.
Ask who is making the claim and why it appears there.
How it works
This example shows the process before you start. Your real analysis is created only from your own Section A answers.
Each incorrect answer is linked to the precise reasoning mistake behind it.
The answer only works if you assume a fact the passage never gives.
As you practise, repeated mistakes are grouped so the useful pattern is easy to see.
Plausible is not the same as supported.
LNAT Lab then recommends a short task aimed at the reasoning skill that needs work.
Choose only conclusions that follow without an extra assumption.
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LNAT Lab groups mistakes into six reasoning areas, then records the specific failure underneath them.
Went beyond the evidence · jumped a missing step
Treated an example, opinion or weak support as something stronger
Dropped a limit · widened the time, group, extent or certainty
Chose something true or related that did not answer the question
Misread a premise, conclusion, objection or reply
Made the author more certain, hostile or approving than the text
One preparation system
Read attributed passages, answer four-option questions and review the reasoning behind every choice.
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