LSAT 65, Logic Game 4, Question 22, LSATHacks

LG Game 4 Question 22 Explanation, by LSATHacks

You can use past questions to eliminate answers on many must be true or must be false questions.

Any scenario that worked on a previous question is something that could be true.

This scenario from question 21 eliminates A:

This scenario from question 20 eliminates D:

This diagram from question 19 shows that E is possible. W could be at 3 o’clock:

That leaves B and C. This scenario eliminates C:

B is CORRECT. There’s no way to put W right before R without placing T on an hourly slot, or breaking the rule about W coming immediately before T. 

Try drawing it, and you’ll see it can’t be done. There’s no good drawing I can make to show you, because you’d only think this answer works if you’re forgetting a rule. I don’t know which rule you’re forgetting.

If you draw it yourself and refer carefully to the rules, you’ll learn it better anyway. 

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