June 1996 LSAT - Section 1 - Question 5
Emil-Kunkin December 1, 2023
When you see a scenario question like this, that is, one that introduces a new condition in the question, always play it out as far as you can. Here, the new condition is that R is right before f, and since f is either 1 or 6, this means that r must be 5 and f must be 6. We also know q is 4 since it must come right before r. From this we also know that g cannot be 3.