LSAT 26, Logic Game 2, Question 11, LSATHacks

LG Game 2 Question 11 Explanation, by LSATHacks

If T is fourth, then M has to go earlier than 4. So we have to put M in 3 and P in 1.

We need to put L and O one space apart and we need to put L before N. The only way we can arrange those three is if we put them in L, N, and O in the last three spots.  Then S has to go in second by default.

C is CORRECT.