#1 - Global, Could Be True

[Dave Killoran]

Complete Question Explanation
(The complete setup for this game can be found here: lsat/viewtopic.php?t=11758)

The correct answer choice is (B)

As discussed during the setup, I and G are in the level 1 class. The only uncertainty is whether J or K is the third member of the class. Thus, there two possible combinations for level 1—I, G, J and I, G, K—and answer choice (B) is correct.

[ccanno]

Hi I don't seem to understand how answer choice B is the correct answer. If the two lesson 1 combinations both involve Glen, how can he be an option for lesson 2?

[Rachael Wilkenfeld]

Hi ccano,

For this question, they ask us to determine how many groups of students could be the correct group of students in Level 1. We don't really have to consider level 2 at all here.

Since I has to go before everyone, and G must be before everyone but I, we know that level 1 has to include both I and G. We don't know if J or K comes next. So we have two different possible groups here

1) I, G, and J
2) I, G, and K

We can't have anyone else in level 1, because all of the other students must be after either J or K. We also can't have more than three students in each level.

Hope that helps!