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LSAT Explanations › Preptest 81 › LSAT Preptest 81 Logic Games Explanations › Question 16

LSAT 81, Logic Game 3, Question 16, LSATHacks

LSAT 81 Explanations

LG Game 3 Question 16 Explanation, by LSATHacks

This question places R and V before T. This new restriction makes T quite difficult to place. Consider the other variables in the game:

  • R_V (reversible)
  • S
  • WZ

And consider how many variables have to go before T:

  • R_V (reversible): because of this new rule
  • S: because rule 1 says S must be third or fourth. 

Let’s try to place R_V and T as early as we can. R_V as a block take up three spaces, so S is fourth. That means T is fifth at the earliest. That’s quite restricted! 

LSAT Preptest 81, Game 3, Question 16, Diagram 11

Now, looking back a the list of variables, who can go after T, if T is 5th? …..nobody. Only WZ are left, but they need two spaces.

So actually, T must go 6th. We can add this to our setup diagram:

LSAT Preptest 81, Game 3, Question 16, Diagram 12

The first option doesn’t work, because we have the two blocs of two. That forces WZ in one bloc, and RV in another. That violates rule 3.

So, A is CORRECT. S must be fourth.

In case you were curious, these are the ways it can be this question can be arranged. R/V are reversible in both cases:

LSAT Preptest 81, Game 3, Question 16, Diagram 13

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