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LSAT Explanations › Preptest 21 › LSAT Preptest 21 | Logic Games Explanations › Question 1

LSAT 21, Logic Game 1, Question 1, LSATHacks

LSAT 21 Explanations

LG Game 1 Question 1 Explanation, by LSATHacks

This is not a list question. It is a strong sign that the LSAC was expecting you to make many deductions. You were expected to have deduced the limits on the total numbers of singles and triples.

A is wrong. We can’t have two triples; there are not enough students who can have triples.

B is wrong. We can only have two singles, at most.

C is CORRECT. We could have K and P in a double, two of the second year students in a double, V and L in a double and R in a single.

D and E are both wrong because we can’t have more than two singles.

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