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#26417
Complete Question Explanation
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The correct answer choice is (B)
If F and H are assigned to the same story, then they must be in different fields. This results in the writer’s assistants being G, L, and F, and the photographer’s assistants being K, H, and J. The photographer’s assistant row is the most restricted because K cannot be assigned to S, and must instead be assigned to R. Thus, H must be assigned to S. Accordingly, F is assigned to H in the writer’s row, with G and L rotating between R and T:
G and L are the only uncertainties in this Could Be True question, and you should focus on answers that contain them. This narrows the consideration to answer choices (B) and (E). Answer choice (B) properly reflects the fact that G can be assigned to R, and thus answer choice (B) is correct.
(The complete setup for this game can be found here: lsat/viewtopic.php?t=7428)
The correct answer choice is (B)
If F and H are assigned to the same story, then they must be in different fields. This results in the writer’s assistants being G, L, and F, and the photographer’s assistants being K, H, and J. The photographer’s assistant row is the most restricted because K cannot be assigned to S, and must instead be assigned to R. Thus, H must be assigned to S. Accordingly, F is assigned to H in the writer’s row, with G and L rotating between R and T:
G and L are the only uncertainties in this Could Be True question, and you should focus on answers that contain them. This narrows the consideration to answer choices (B) and (E). Answer choice (B) properly reflects the fact that G can be assigned to R, and thus answer choice (B) is correct.
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