english & reasoning · Updated September 2026
Reading comprehension practice passage for law aspirants
A short practice passage with questions and explanations, plus a method for answering inference questions accurately.
Passage
"Courts do not only settle disputes; they also explain why a dispute is settled one way. That explanation, repeated over time, becomes a guide for people who never enter a courtroom."
Questions
Q1. What is the main idea? — Judicial reasoning guides wider society, not only the parties.
Q2. Which word could replace "settle"? — Resolve.
Method
Read the question stems first, find the main idea in one line, and reject options that are true but not stated.
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Frequently asked questions
- Two to three timed passages, with review of every wrong answer.
- Pick the option that must be true from the passage, not the one that could be true.