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The LNAT UK exam has a multiple choice component that includes reading various passages and answering multiple choice questions based on what is stated or implied in each passage.
Reading at an academic level generally is good preparation for the LNAT exam. Reading critically is important. The practice of reading critically means that you question, analyse and evaluate what you read as you are reading it.
You may also wish to begin to notice the difference between fact and comment in what you read. In practice, this distinction is often not clear. However, you will need to be able to differentiate fact and opinion in reading passages on the LNAT exam.
For instance, reading opinion and comment columns or editorials in a high-quality national newspaper can help you with your reading skills for the LNAT.
The Times is of course one of the best national UK newspapers. The Guardian and The Telegraph are also well-respected publications.
Many of these resources are now available online for free.
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