LG Game 2 Question 11 Explanation, by LSATHacks
It’s helpful to use scenarios from past diagrams to disprove answers.
This scenario from question 9 disproves A:
The correct answer to question 6 disproves B.
This scenario from question 8 disproves D:
This scenario from question 10 disproves E:
C is CORRECT. PST are pretty restricted. Placing one of them fifth creates this order:
Placing one of PST second creates this order:
This is the central point of the game. PST need at least five spaces. If you’re still unsure about how this works, you should redo this game in a day or two, and keep redoing it until this makes sense.
So, C doesn’t work because if you place P 2nd, then S and T must go 4th and 6th.
Except, S and T can’t go 6th. They both need another workshop after them. Therefore P can’t go 2nd.
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