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(The complete setup for this game can be found here: lsat/viewtopic.php?t=11242)

Here we end up with a sequence involving all six variables. With the local condition added to our rules, we get this sequence: L --- S --- M / V --- T --- H. Why? Well, if T is after V (from the question), then we have the V --- T --- H chain from rule 2. H near the end of the chain means L is first. And ahead of M is S, so it must go between L and M. What's the only "could" (uncertain) element in that chain? The M/V order, and that's your answer.

This is a Balanced, Identify the templates, Basic Linear Game game.

The correct answer choice is (D).

Answer choice (A):

Answer choice (B):

Answer choice (C):

Answer choice (D): This is the correct answer choice.

Answer choice (E):

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Hi,
Why can L not be last after H in which case H and M would both have preceded L (S--M/V--T--H--L)so it wouldn't be a violation of the second rule?
Thanks in advance!
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Because that would require a violation of the first rule, kells__w ! S cannot be first!
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I am working on this game, but the answer isn't listed above. What is the answer for #14, a, b, c, d, or e?
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Hi coleho,

Thank you for the post!

The correct answer choice is (D). :)

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