Diagnostic
57 questions
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Total question bank: 1908 questions
Diagnostic
A timed cross-package checkup with delayed scoring
→Prove Family
Stimulus proves the answer
Must Be True
155 questions
Main Conclusion
67 questions
Method (Argument)
128 questions
Method (Statement)
38 questions
Flaw
284 questions
Parallel (Reasoning)
71 questions
Parallel (Flaw)
73 questions
Evaluate
16 questions
Point at Issue
50 questions
Principle (Identify)
96 questions
Principle (Apply)
30 questions
Complete the Passage
19 questions
↑Help Family
Answer strengthens/completes the stimulus
Most Strongly Supported
124 questions
Strengthen
120 questions
Sufficient Assumption
58 questions
Necessary Assumption
228 questions
Paradox
126 questions
┤Hurt Family
Answer weakens the stimulus
Weaken
198 questions
✕Disprove Family
Stimulus rules the answer out
Cannot Be True
27 questions
Why students plateau in Logical Reasoning
What usually happens
- Practicing randomly without a clear plan
- Not knowing which question types are actually weak
- Losing time without understanding why
- Reviewing answers without a diagnosis
How HummingBird fixes it
HummingBird turns practice into a score-improvement system: targeted drills by question type, timing and accuracy analytics, and a clear next step after every set for enrolled tutoring students.
What you get
Train your timing exactly like test day
Timed sets with immediate grading and feedback
See exactly what is costing you points
Track weak types, quartiles, and pacing patterns
Review every mistake and track progress
Reset attempts and export your results to Excel
Use active reading tools strong scorers rely on
Elimination, highlighting, and underlining in one flow
Read faster without losing precision
Adjust spacing, font size, and find key phrases instantly
Move quickly through sets with less friction
Use keyboard controls, bubbles, arrows, and jump menus
Keep your progress consistent across devices
Sign in to save attempts and analytics long term
Connect practice to tutoring
Question access is paired with a coaching plan
Traditional LSAT practice vs HummingBird
Traditional practice
- Random question sets
- Weak review loops
- No timing diagnosis
- Hard to spot recurring patterns
HummingBird system
- Targeted drills by question type
- Weak-type and difficulty tracking
- Timing analytics and pacing signals
- Measurable, repeatable improvement path
How it works
- 1
Choose a question type
Schedule a free consultation
- 2
Train like test day
Timed sets + LSAT-style tools
- 3
Target the skills that need work
Diagnostics show weak types + time leaks
Why students improve faster
- ✓See where you lose time
- ✓Spot weak question types by difficulty
- ✓Repeat drills with a clear next step
Student outcomes
“Targeted drilling helped me close LR timing gaps quickly.”
— A. Chen, Accepted to UofT Law School
“The analytics made my review efficient and measurable.”
— M. Patel, Accepted to University of Virginia Law School
“I knew exactly which question types to fix each week.”
— J. Rivera, Accepted to NYU Law School
Find time leaks and target weak question types
Your analytics stack shows where points are lost, how pacing shifts across sets, and which difficulty bands need focused repetition.
Time vs Accuracy
HigherLowerFasterSlower
Accuracy
Precision by type and quartile
Pacing
Identify over-investment patterns
Diagnosis
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A guided curriculum with structured lessons and progressive drills
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