Q15

[ManhattanPrepLSAT1]

[ReginaP412]

How would you go about starting to test for this?

Also, could T + L also be a pair that chooses their third option? We just didn't need to find all the options -- just one instance, right?

[Misti Duvall]

This is a tough game! It's hard to conceptualize upfront, which makes it a little more reliant on trial and error than most games.

You have a couple of options with a question like this. You could skip it, complete the conditional questions, and come back with previous work. Or you could test the answers.

If I were testing answers, I would start with A and B, since they both only require that two employees get the same ranked choice, which seems easier to work out than having three get the same ranked choice. Once A works, pick it and move on.

And yes, you're right that the option could also be T and L getting their third choice, which looks like this:

Y X Z W
P J T L

With a could be true question, as long as you can make it work, that's the answer.