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LSAT Explanations › Preptest 84 › LSAT Preptest 84 Logic Games Explanations › Question 11

LSAT 84, Logic Game 2, Question 11, LSATHacks

LSAT 84 Explanations

LG Game 2 Question 11 Explanation, by LSATHacks

This should be an easy question. We know that H is last, and that w can only go with F or G. So, therefore, W can’t go last. A is CORRECT.

For the other answers, this scenario from question 10 proves B and E are possible:

LSAT Preptest 84, Game 2, Question 11, Diagram 17

This diagram from question 9 proves that C is possible:

LSAT Preptest 84, Game 2, Question 11, Diagram 18

And, if you swap the y and x, then that proves D is possible as well. There’s no rule broken by this swap:

LSAT Preptest 84, Game 2, Question 11, Diagram 19

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