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Complete Question Explanation
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The correct answer choice is (C).
The question stem imposes two criteria: fewest lines and fewest stops. The only route that fits the criteria is G-Q-U-S, which involves 2 intermediate stops and the use of only two: lines, L1 and L4. Although several other routes also contain only two intermediate stops, they involve the use of three lines: G-R-T-S, G-Q-T-S, and G-R-U-S. Thus, since the only route that fits the criteria in the question stem is G-Q-U-S, answer choice (C) is correct.
(The complete setup for this game can be found here: lsat/viewtopic.php?t=5869)
The correct answer choice is (C).
The question stem imposes two criteria: fewest lines and fewest stops. The only route that fits the criteria is G-Q-U-S, which involves 2 intermediate stops and the use of only two: lines, L1 and L4. Although several other routes also contain only two intermediate stops, they involve the use of three lines: G-R-T-S, G-Q-T-S, and G-R-U-S. Thus, since the only route that fits the criteria in the question stem is G-Q-U-S, answer choice (C) is correct.
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