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This game is discussed in our Podcast: LSAT Podcast Episode 31: The September 2019 LSAT Logic Games Section

Complete Question Explanation
(The complete setup for this game can be found here: https://forum.powerscore.com/lsat/viewtopic.php?t=31312)

The correct answer choice is (C).

This is a difficult question if you do not get a handle on the options for each person. If not, skip this question and return to it later, after you've learned more about the game.


Answer choice (A): Solomon must use two Rs, and Tabitha cannot use any Rs, and so this pair can never have identical arrangements.

Answer choice (B): Solomon must use two Rs, and Ursula must use exactly one R, and so this pair can never have identical arrangements.

Answer choice (C): This is the correct answer choice. Tabitha and Will could both use two Gs, one H, and one L.

Answer choice (D): Ursula can never use two Gs, and Will must use two Gs, and so this pair can never have identical arrangements.

Answer choice (E): Because Zepi is the only person who uses exactly one H and one R, no other person can have an identical arrangement, and this answer choice must be incorrect.

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