LSAT 29, Logic Game 4, Question 21, LSATHacks

LG Game 4 Question 21 Explanation, by LSATHacks

There are a couple of ways to solve this. The easiest is to eliminate answers. 

P comes after G. So G can’t be the last (sixth class). Any answer with “sixth” is wrong; we can eliminate B and D.

We also know that N/S, K and IL are before G. So G can be fourth at the earliest. C and E are wrong because they say G can go second.

A is CORRECT. 

This scenario shows how G can go fourth or fifth.

If we put the spare N/S in front of G, G is fifth. If we put N/S after G, G is fourth.

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