June 2001 LSAT Section 4 Question 6

If Jill stocks aisle 3, then which one of the following CANNOT be true?

drewjpark on December 16, 2020

counter example for answer C

Question asks what cannot be true if J is third. Answer is L is fourth. J K J L M K M O L L is 4th in the above sequence, showing that L can be fourth if J is third. I guess I'm missing something?

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shunhe on December 18, 2020

Hi @drewjpark,

Thanks for the question! (C) actually shouldn’t be the answer, because it is possible, and your sequence has no errors! If J is 3, L can be 4.

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