LG Game 4 Question 23 Explanation, by LSATHacks
This is tricky to eliminate. You can try going through the ordering rules…but all of the answer choices obey those rules.
Getting this right depends on the deduction that Y can’t go first if Z is sixth. Only G can sing Y and Z. The same singer can’t sing the first and the last song.
If Y went first and Z went sixth then G would sing both the first and last songs.
B is CORRECT because Y can’t be in first if Z is in sixth.
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