LG Game 2 Question 8 Explanation, by LSATHacks
With in-out games, local rule questions can usually be solved with a three step process:
- Find the local rule on the diagram.
- See what has to be true.
- Check if that is the answer.
If J is out, S has to be in. That’s all we know.
We don’t know a single thing about M or H. A-C are wrong.
D is CORRECT. S has to be in the forest.
E is wrong. You can only read the diagram left to right, from the point where you start. So we have no idea whether W, H, H and M are in or out.
So there’s no reason E has to be false. H could be in, and W, G and M could be out.
Want a free Logic Games lesson?
Get a free sample of the Logic Games Mastery Seminar. Learn tips for going faster at logic games
Hi, I'm Graeme Blake
I created LSATHacks, and scored a 177 on the LSAT.
Check out LSATHacks All Access
It's your one stop shop for LSAT prep: 1000s more explanations, and courses for both intro and advanced students. Lifetime access to everything on LSATHacks and anything I add. Plus a consult with me to get you started on the right track.
---------
Socials and Updates: If you have any questions, you can can check out my TikTok videos or email me.
For updates, sign up for my email list. I update whenever I have new posts.
Leave a Reply