PrepTest 73, Game 4, Question 23
Summary
The summary of the content focuses on solving a specific LSAT logic game question, demonstrating the process of elimination to identify what must be false among the given answer choices.
- Question 23 is a global question asking to identify what cannot be true, requiring a combination of previous work and testing to eliminate answer choices.
- Answer choices A, B, D, and E have been seen in previous questions, indicating they could be true, leaving C as the must-be-false answer.
- The rationale behind why answer choice C must be false involves understanding the distribution of flowers across bouquets and the rules governing their arrangement.
- The explanation provided not only identifies the correct answer but also offers insight into the logical reasoning required to solve LSAT logic games.
Chapters
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Introduction to the Final Question
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Rationale Behind the Correct Answer