LSAT 22, Logic Game 4, Question 21, LSATHacks

We drew this diagram in the setup.

(The explanation below is the same given in the setup)

If H is in 2 it has to go in the front. H in 2 puts Q in line 1.

Since Q can’t go with P, P would have to go in team 2. K would have to go in team 2 also because K Nlly has to go in the middle and Q is in the middle on team 1.

Since P or K would have to be on team 2 then N has to go on team 1. N can’t go with either of them.

G would have to go on team 1 because H has filled the front spot on 2.

L can only ever go in 1.

Of all the variables, only K and P can go in 2, so both K and P have to be in. K goes in the middle.

We will have two of L, G and N in team 1.

Answers A, B and C are wrong because K is in the middle on team 1. Q has to go there.

D is wrong because this puts G in the rear position when it needs to be in the front.

E is CORRECT. Putting L, Q and N in row 1 doesn’t violate any rules. Row 2 is already set.

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