Q is a homeowner, so Q CAN be selected in addition to F, J, and M. The point of this question is to catch any option that lists three tenants, INCLUDING a tenant who necessitates the involvement of another tenant, thereby ending up with 4 tenants on the committee, which is against Rule #1 :-)
RaviAugust 4, 2019
@femon90, did you have a question? Your field is blank. @ShannonOh22, that's correct! Keep up the wonderful participation on the boards and hard work!
SkylarMay 10, 2020
@femon90, happy to help!
This question asks us to identify the answer choice that lists three representatives who could serve together on the committee. As we know, the committee consists of 5 representatives in its entirety. Therefore, we are only looking at a portion of what the whole committee would be, and we must consider deductions that would fill the remaining 2 spots. As a result, Q could still be selected to serve in (C), and the question is not flawed.
Be careful, as this is different from the typical "possible arrangement" question we often see at the beginning of a game and can go through rule-by-rule to answer. This question is testing your awareness of the maximum number of tenants that can serve together. Does that make sense?
