LSAT PrepTest 19, Section I, Logic Games, Question 22 Explanation

LG Game 4 Question 22 Explanation, by LSATHacks

This is a general question. You have to think about our rules. The question is testing whether or not you knew to combine rules in the setup.

F can’t go with H because G can’t go with H. F and G always go together. So A is wrong.

B is wrong for the same reason. F can’t go with P and G is always with F. Therefore G can’t go with P.

C is CORRECT.

D is wrong because if F went with Marcus we would need to put K and G there as well. That’s four people. We can only fit three on a panel.

E is wrong because M and K are always together and K can’t go with J.

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LSAT 19, Logic Game 4, Question 22, LSATHacks