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LSAT Explanations › Preptest 79 › LSAT Preptest 79 Logic Games Explanations › Question 6

LSAT 79, Logic Game 2, Question 6, LSATHacks

LSAT 79 Explanations

LG Game 2 Question 6 Explanation, by LSATHacks

For acceptable order questions, go through the rules and use them to eliminate answers one by one.

Note that I use the rules themselves. I don’t use my diagrams for these questions. Reading the rules again for this question will help you memorize them, and it’s also more efficient.

Rule 1 eliminates D. Mendez must be in area 3.

Rule 2 eliminates C. Pruitt can’t be in area 1.

Rule 3 eliminates A. Larson must be in the same area as Koguchi or Mendez.

Rule 4 eliminates B. Since Olsen is in 2, Jeffrey must be with Koguchi.

E is CORRECT. It violates no rules.

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