Diagram

[AlexFrancoisFL]

Does anyone have a diagram for this game? After reading the MLSAT LG guide I've been flying through every logic game section missing one question at most... and then came this game, I know I must have missed a major inference because I could only answer question 1.

[ManhattanPrepLSAT1]

Actually I don't think there is a major inference that you missed, but definitely pay attention to how limiting the last constraint is. For example on question 2, if Q is on Thursday, then K and N must be on Friday. If K and N are both on Friday, then J must be with Q. But J is supposed to be in the morning with either K or Q - so that won't work!

The setup is attached, but again no major inference.

Hope that helps!

[matthew.mainen]

I'd consider giving frames a shot. When two items are circled, they're vertically interchangeable. A two-way arrow means the columns are horizontally interchangeable.

[AnnT606]

Actually I don't think there is a major inference that you missed, but definitely pay attention to how limiting the last constraint is. For example on question 2, if Q is on Thursday, then K and N must be on Friday. If K and N are both on Friday, then J must be with Q. But J is supposed to be in the morning with either K or Q - so that won't work!

The setup is attached, but again no major inference.

Hope that helps!

I don't understand the last sentence of the first paragraph above. If K and N are both on Friday, then why dose it not work for J to be with Q? J can be in the morning with Q and S and R can be on Wednesday. What have I missed?

[Misti Duvall]

Actually I don't think there is a major inference that you missed, but definitely pay attention to how limiting the last constraint is. For example on question 2, if Q is on Thursday, then K and N must be on Friday. If K and N are both on Friday, then J must be with Q. But J is supposed to be in the morning with either K or Q - so that won't work!

The setup is attached, but again no major inference.

Hope that helps!

I don't understand the last sentence of the first paragraph above. If K and N are both on Friday, then why dose it not work for J to be with Q? J can be in the morning with Q and S and R can be on Wednesday. What have I missed?

Hi Ann! So the sentence you're referencing ONLY applies to question 2 (and is an explanation of why answer choice (D) is correct). It doesn't work to put J with Q for that question, because Q would be in the morning and we know J has to be. That's just for that question though (cause it's asking about who can't go Thurs morning). Otherwise, what you suggested is totally fine.