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LSAT flashcards for the current (post-2024) format — 670 cards in 2 decks: Logical Reasoning (question types, formal logic, named fallacies) and Reading Comprehension (passage types, comparative passages, question types). Logic Games are no longer on the exam and are not included. Built from publicly available sources such as LSAC's published test format. Cards are a memory-retention aid, not a substitute for study — check details against the official materials.