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#88033
Complete Question Explanation
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The correct answer choice is (A).
In a Global Could Be True question, the usual plan of attack should be to use the rules to eliminate incorrect answer choices, and then to use the inferences.
In this question, the first rule eliminates three answer choices:
Answer choice (B) can be eliminated because if G and V are on the same team, then M cannot be paired with either.
Answer choice (D) can be eliminated because M must be teamed with G or V.
Answer choice (E) can be eliminated because M must be teamed with G or V.
The second rule can be used to eliminate answer choice (C). Thus, answer choice (A) is correct.
(The complete setup for this game can be found here: lsat/viewtopic.php?f=164&p=88024#p88024)
The correct answer choice is (A).
In a Global Could Be True question, the usual plan of attack should be to use the rules to eliminate incorrect answer choices, and then to use the inferences.
In this question, the first rule eliminates three answer choices:
Answer choice (B) can be eliminated because if G and V are on the same team, then M cannot be paired with either.
Answer choice (D) can be eliminated because M must be teamed with G or V.
Answer choice (E) can be eliminated because M must be teamed with G or V.
The second rule can be used to eliminate answer choice (C). Thus, answer choice (A) is correct.
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