Can someone please explain this whole game

I totally have no idea...

liwenong28 on November 22 at 06:00PM

• December 2000 LSAT
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Why not A?

I thought A Must be True bc my diagram set-up looked like this: r g y g/r _ 1 3 5 7 9 g...

lsatstudier1 on November 22 at 05:57PM

• December 2000 LSAT
• SEC4
• Q20

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Help

Could you please explain why the answer is D and not A?

yckim2180 on November 22 at 05:56PM

• December 2000 LSAT
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Please help

Could someone please explain how to arrive at the correct answer?

yckim2180 on November 22 at 05:55PM

• December 2000 LSAT
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How do I work this question out?

How do I work this question out?

Clauzavalet1 on November 22 at 05:49PM

• December 2000 LSAT
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• Q10

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I'm confused on how to properly conclude that a...

Hi, I'm still a little confused on this question, the contrapositive of rule 3 states Not G --> N...

McLean on November 22 at 05:21PM

• December 2000 LSAT
• SEC4
• Q7

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Can J and S be together?

I knew E was the answer that made the most sense but I did not choose it because I took the "at m...

Fiallos.Luis11 on November 22 at 05:20PM

• December 2000 LSAT
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Help on question #10

Can someone please explain why "S is more popular than V". Is not the correct answer?

LisaK on June 20 at 08:28PM

• December 2000 LSAT
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How can J and S be a pair

isnt the rule if no J then S. The contrapositive would be if no s then J correct? So how ...

MaddieS on March 27, 2023

• December 2000 LSAT
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The Correct Answer

For the last question of this game I got that S, W, and G were in and H, J, and M were out. Was t...

JackM on November 22, 2022

• December 2000 LSAT
• SEC4
• Q12

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J & S

J and S are mutually exclusive, so there are at most only *one* other bird in the forest. Am I mi...

AndrewArabie on October 16, 2022

• December 2000 LSAT
• SEC4
• Q7

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Confused

Can someone explain this one please?

MayaM on August 21, 2022

• December 2000 LSAT
• SEC4
• Q17

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How to interpret this type of question?

If green lights decorate store 7, then each of the following statements could be false EXCEPT: ...

Angel92 on May 14, 2022

• December 2000 LSAT
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• Q20

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Dont understand what the question is asking

"Suppose that yellow lights decorate exactly two stores, not just one, on the south side of the s...

Angel92 on May 14, 2022

• December 2000 LSAT
• SEC4
• Q23

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Please explain this answer choice.

I don't see how more than three birds can be in the forest. The combinations are JMH, MHS, or WGS...

Chyanne on May 12, 2022

• December 2000 LSAT
• SEC4
• Q9

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Question on homework

In my homework, I worked out that it is possible for L to be 4th. Can you please explain why that...

sydbrown6 on April 28, 2022

• December 2000 LSAT
• SEC4
• Q5

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Why V is fourth is wrong?

Why V is fourth is wrong?

BenjaminBA on April 7, 2022

• December 2000 LSAT
• SEC4
• Q5

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Help Explaining This Answer

Why can S not go last? In the video explanation, it states “we know S cannot go last”. But how do...

ashmoreben on March 5, 2022

• December 2000 LSAT
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• Q4

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Submitting the Answers

Did anyone have a problem submitting the answers? I went back and re-selected my answers a few ti...

Breezy on February 8, 2022

• December 2000 LSAT
• SEC4
• Q5

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Answer choice B

W —> G —> Not H Is the first rules contrapositive just make it sufficient to have G and not H the...

grysngh on January 15, 2022

• December 2000 LSAT
• SEC4
• Q11

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