Practice Bar Exams

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Stamina and timing are separate skills from knowing the law. Genius includes all five full practice bar exams. Pro and Study Buddy include the first. Sit one untimed and in pieces while you learn, or take the whole exam under real timed conditions.

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We'll get you from never having looked at a single bar exam practice question to dominating the exam. Licensed attorneys extracted the 2,170 rules that matter, organized them into a path, and built five full practice bar exams around it, so you just show up and follow it to success.

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  • Five full practice bar exams: multiple choice, essays, and performance tasks, timed or untimed.
  • Essays and tasks score on the same rubrics used on the bar exam.
  • Review tells you exactly what you did right, and what you should focus more on - in detail.

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What Practice Exams includes

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  • All three sections
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Sit one the way you will on exam day.

Pick one of the five exams, sit it untimed and in pieces while you learn, or take the full thing under the clock. This is the same sitting you use inside the product.

Practice bar exam 2

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2:47:18
Session 1 · Question 47 of 100Evidence · Other exceptions to the hearsay rule

Acme Bistro, a corporate tenant, sued its landlord, Lopez, in federal court over the fair rent for a commercial lease renewal. At trial, Lopez offers a subscription real estate analytics report showing average rent per square foot for comparable neighborhood properties. A leasing broker testifies that local landlords and brokers routinely consult and rely on that report when negotiating commercial leases.…

Over Acme's hearsay objection, should the court admit the analytics report to prove prevailing market rent?

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Common questions

Questions about practice exams

Is this a full-length practice bar exam?

Yes. Each practice bar exam sitting covers multiple choice, essays, and performance tasks, tabbed the way exam day is segmented. Genius includes all five. Pro and Study Buddy include the first.

How many practice bar exams do I get?

Genius includes all five. Pro and Study Buddy include the first practice bar exam. Each sitting is complete, and you can use it for any state. Sit it untimed and in pieces while you learn, or take the whole exam under real timed conditions.

Are the practice bar exams timed?

You choose. Sit a practice bar exam untimed and in pieces while you learn the format, or take the full thing under real timed conditions, with per-section countdowns that submit themselves.

Do I need Pro to take a practice bar exam?

Yes. A practice bar exam requires Pro or Genius. Pro and Study Buddy include the first exam. Genius includes all five. Start on Basic for free, with no card, and 25 questions a month is enough to see your first score increase.

Will this actually feel like exam day?

Yes. A practice bar exam sitting uses the same three sections, the same clocks, and the same rubrics used on the bar exam. Review tells you exactly what you did right, and what you should focus more on - in detail, so the work you do next is what will boost your exam score.

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Five sittings

Five full practice bar exams, for any state.

Each one is a complete bar exam sitting: multiple choice, essays, and performance tasks. Genius includes all five. Pro and Study Buddy include the first. Sit them untimed and in pieces while you learn, or take the whole bar exam under real timed conditions.

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One sitting

Multiple choice, essays, and performance tasks in a single attempt.

The sections are tabbed the way a real exam day is segmented, and you move through them in one attempt rather than treating each as its own errand. Knowing the law and surviving the day are different skills.

The clock

Every section carries its own countdown, and it submits itself.

Run it timed and each section gets the clock it gets on the real exam — when time expires, that section submits automatically, whether you were ready or not. That is the pressure you are actually training for.

Building up

Take the same exam untimed while you learn the format.

Format and pacing are separate problems. Sit the identical exam with no clock until the structure feels familiar, then turn the timer on and find out where your pacing actually breaks.

The review

A review that explains the score instead of just reporting it.

Results break down what you missed and which concepts cost you points across the multiple-choice section, and written sections that were not scored during the sitting can still be graded afterward on the same rubrics used everywhere else.

Progress

Exams become milestones on your record.

Every attempt lands in your performance history with its section results, so you can watch a score move across a prep cycle instead of guessing whether the last month helped.

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Subjects on the bar exam

The multiple-choice section draws on the MBE subjects, and the written sections draw on the MEE subjects. Study any of them before you sit the whole bar exam.

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