Logic Games Practice Test 2023 For LSAT/ LSAT Flex Exam

Questions 1–6

At a local boat race, six boaters, Anna, Ben, Chris, Dan, Emily, and Fanny, are competing for the watercourse title. Each boater has his or her boat in one of six starting slots.

Every boat starts in a slot, and no boat shares a slot with any other boat. The starting slots are numbered from 1 to 6. Chris is in a slot three numbers below Dan’s. Ben is in a slot three numbers below Anna’s. Fanny is in a slot with a lower number than Emily’s.

Questions 1: Which of the following is a possible order for the boaters to start in?

Questions 1–6

At a local boat race, six boaters, Anna, Ben, Chris, Dan, Emily, and Fanny, are competing for the watercourse title. Each boater has his or her boat in one of six starting slots.

Every boat starts in a slot, and no boat shares a slot with any other boat. The starting slots are numbered from 1 to 6. Chris is in a slot three numbers below Dan’s. Ben is in a slot three numbers below Anna’s. Fanny is in a slot with a lower number than Emily’s.

Questions 2: If Fanny is in slot 3, then who could start in slot 2?

Questions 1–6

At a local boat race, six boaters, Anna, Ben, Chris, Dan, Emily, and Fanny, are competing for the watercourse title. Each boater has his or her boat in one of six starting slots.

Every boat starts in a slot, and no boat shares a slot with any other boat. The starting slots are numbered from 1 to 6. Chris is in a slot three numbers below Dan’s. Ben is in a slot three numbers below Anna’s. Fanny is in a slot with a lower number than Emily’s.

Questions 3: If Chris is in a lower-numbered slot than Ben, then which of the following could be true?

Questions 1–6

At a local boat race, six boaters, Anna, Ben, Chris, Dan, Emily, and Fanny, are competing for the watercourse title. Each boater has his or her boat in one of six starting slots.

Every boat starts in a slot, and no boat shares a slot with any other boat. The starting slots are numbered from 1 to 6. Chris is in a slot three numbers below Dan’s. Ben is in a slot three numbers below Anna’s. Fanny is in a slot with a lower number than Emily’s.

Questions 4: If Anna starts in a slot numbered one lower than Dan’s slot, then which of the following must be true?

Questions 1–6

At a local boat race, six boaters, Anna, Ben, Chris, Dan, Emily, and Fanny, are competing for the watercourse title. Each boater has his or her boat in one of six starting slots.

Every boat starts in a slot, and no boat shares a slot with any other boat. The starting slots are numbered from 1 to 6. Chris is in a slot three numbers below Dan’s. Ben is in a slot three numbers below Anna’s. Fanny is in a slot with a lower number than Emily’s.

Questions 5: If Chris, Emily, Anna, and Dan start in consecutive slots in that order from least to greatest, then which of the following CANNOT be true?

Questions 1–6

At a local boat race, six boaters, Anna, Ben, Chris, Dan, Emily, and Fanny, are competing for the watercourse title. Each boater has his or her boat in one of six starting slots.

Every boat starts in a slot, and no boat shares a slot with any other boat. The starting slots are numbered from 1 to 6. Chris is in a slot three numbers below Dan’s. Ben is in a slot three numbers below Anna’s. Fanny is in a slot with a lower number than Emily’s.

Questions 6:If Ben starts in slot 1 and Chris starts in a higher-numbered slot than Fanny, then which of the following could be true?

Questions 7–11

In an ancient Greek town, there are eight huts that exist in two perfectly parallel rows. The arrangement of the huts resembles the following diagram:

Animals tread between these huts wearing out the grass, so the chief of the town has decided to pave paths between the huts with a primitive form of concrete. He keeps in mind several rules when planning these roads:

• Each hut in row 1 is connected to one and only one hut in row 2.
• Each hut in row 2 is connected to one and only one hut in row 1.
• Roads can connect huts in one row to other huts in the same row.
• All roads are perfectly straight lines, and none extends beyond the town.

Question 7: What must be true if there are zero intersections of roads?

Questions 7–11

In an ancient Greek town, there are eight huts that exist in two perfectly parallel rows. The arrangement of the huts resembles the following diagram:

Animals tread between these huts wearing out the grass, so the chief of the town has decided to pave paths between the huts with a primitive form of concrete. He keeps in mind several rules when planning these roads:

• Each hut in row 1 is connected to one and only one hut in row 2.
• Each hut in row 2 is connected to one and only one hut in row 1.
• Roads can connect huts in one row to other huts in the same row.
• All roads are perfectly straight lines, and none extends beyond the town.

Question 8: What must NOT be true if there is only one intersection?

Questions 7–11

In an ancient Greek town, there are eight huts that exist in two perfectly parallel rows. The arrangement of the huts resembles the following diagram:

Animals tread between these huts wearing out the grass, so the chief of the town has decided to pave paths between the huts with a primitive form of concrete. He keeps in mind several rules when planning these roads:

• Each hut in row 1 is connected to one and only one hut in row 2.
• Each hut in row 2 is connected to one and only one hut in row 1.
• Roads can connect huts in one row to other huts in the same row.
• All roads are perfectly straight lines, and none extends beyond the town.

Question 9: What must be true if there are only two intersections and B is connected to T and A is connected to R?

Questions 7–11

In an ancient Greek town, there are eight huts that exist in two perfectly parallel rows. The arrangement of the huts resembles the following diagram:

Animals tread between these huts wearing out the grass, so the chief of the town has decided to pave paths between the huts with a primitive form of concrete. He keeps in mind several rules when planning these roads:

• Each hut in row 1 is connected to one and only one hut in row 2.
• Each hut in row 2 is connected to one and only one hut in row 1.
• Roads can connect huts in one row to other huts in the same row.
• All roads are perfectly straight lines, and none extends beyond the town.

Question 10:  What must NOT be true if R connects to D and there are only three points of intersection?

Questions 7–11

In an ancient Greek town, there are eight huts that exist in two perfectly parallel rows. The arrangement of the huts resembles the following diagram:

Animals tread between these huts wearing out the grass, so the chief of the town has decided to pave paths between the huts with a primitive form of concrete. He keeps in mind several rules when planning these roads:

• Each hut in row 1 is connected to one and only one hut in row 2.
• Each hut in row 2 is connected to one and only one hut in row 1.
• Roads can connect huts in one row to other huts in the same row.
• All roads are perfectly straight lines, and none extends beyond the town.

Question 11: If B connects with T and D connects with R, then which of the following could be true?

Questions 12–17

There are seven members of a social club, the Nissu Warriors: Amee, Britt, Carolyn, Dean, Elba, Kalee, and Marisa. Some members are more outgoing than others, and a few members do not like each other. They will attend a party in accordance with the following conditions:

• Elba attends if Britt attends.
• Neither Carolyn nor Amee will attend if Elba attends.
• If Kalee does not attend the party, then Amee will.
• Britt attends if Dean attends.

Question 12: Which of the following could be a complete and accurate list of the club members who attend the party? 

Questions 12–17

There are seven members of a social club, the Nissu Warriors: Amee, Britt, Carolyn, Dean, Elba, Kalee, and Marisa. Some members are more outgoing than others, and a few members do not like each other. They will attend a party in accordance with the following conditions:

• Elba attends if Britt attends.
• Neither Carolyn nor Amee will attend if Elba attends.
• If Kalee does not attend the party, then Amee will.
• Britt attends if Dean attends.

Question 13:  If Dean and Marisa both go to the party, then exactly how many of the other club members must also attend the party?

Questions 12–17

There are seven members of a social club, the Nissu Warriors: Amee, Britt, Carolyn, Dean, Elba, Kalee, and Marisa. Some members are more outgoing than others, and a few members do not like each other. They will attend a party in accordance with the following conditions:

• Elba attends if Britt attends.
• Neither Carolyn nor Amee will attend if Elba attends.
• If Kalee does not attend the party, then Amee will.
• Britt attends if Dean attends.

Question 14: What is the maximum number of club members who could attend the party if Kalee does not attend?

Questions 12–17

There are seven members of a social club, the Nissu Warriors: Amee, Britt, Carolyn, Dean, Elba, Kalee, and Marisa. Some members are more outgoing than others, and a few members do not like each other. They will attend a party in accordance with the following conditions:

• Elba attends if Britt attends.
• Neither Carolyn nor Amee will attend if Elba attends.
• If Kalee does not attend the party, then Amee will.
• Britt attends if Dean attends.

Question 15: If Carolyn and Marisa both go to the party, which of the following must be true?

Questions 12–17

There are seven members of a social club, the Nissu Warriors: Amee, Britt, Carolyn, Dean, Elba, Kalee, and Marisa. Some members are more outgoing than others, and a few members do not like each other. They will attend a party in accordance with the following conditions:

• Elba attends if Britt attends.
• Neither Carolyn nor Amee will attend if Elba attends.
• If Kalee does not attend the party, then Amee will.
• Britt attends if Dean attends.

Question 16:  If exactly three club members go to the party, then each of the following could be true EXCEPT:

Questions 12–17

There are seven members of a social club, the Nissu Warriors: Amee, Britt, Carolyn, Dean, Elba, Kalee, and Marisa. Some members are more outgoing than others, and a few members do not like each other. They will attend a party in accordance with the following conditions:

• Elba attends if Britt attends.
• Neither Carolyn nor Amee will attend if Elba attends.
• If Kalee does not attend the party, then Amee will.
• Britt attends if Dean attends.

Question 17: Which of the following could be true?

Questions 18–24

A Girl Scout troop of seven girls, A, B, C, D, E, F, and G, is broken up into three groups to distribute cookies. Each scout is in a group and no scout is in more than one group. Group 1 has two scouts, group 2 has three, and group 3 has two. Due to interpersonal difficulties, the scout master arranges the groups according to the following constraints:

• A is in a group with G.
• B is not in a group with C or D.
• E is not with C or D.

Question 18: If A is in group 2, then which of the following could be true?

Questions 18–24

A Girl Scout troop of seven girls, A, B, C, D, E, F, and G, is broken up into three groups to distribute cookies. Each scout is in a group and no scout is in more than one group. Group 1 has two scouts, group 2 has three, and group 3 has two. Due to interpersonal difficulties, the scout master arranges the groups according to the following constraints:

• A is in a group with G.
• B is not in a group with C or D.
• E is not with C or D.

Question 19: If G is in group 1 or in group 3, then which of the following must be true?

Questions 18–24

A Girl Scout troop of seven girls, A, B, C, D, E, F, and G, is broken up into three groups to distribute cookies. Each scout is in a group and no scout is in more than one group. Group 1 has two scouts, group 2 has three, and group 3 has two. Due to interpersonal difficulties, the scout master arranges the groups according to the following constraints:

• A is in a group with G.
• B is not in a group with C or D.
• E is not with C or D.

Question 20: If A and E are in group 2, then which of the following must be true?

Questions 18–24

A Girl Scout troop of seven girls, A, B, C, D, E, F, and G, is broken up into three groups to distribute cookies. Each scout is in a group and no scout is in more than one group. Group 1 has two scouts, group 2 has three, and group 3 has two. Due to interpersonal difficulties, the scout master arranges the groups according to the following constraints:

• A is in a group with G.
• B is not in a group with C or D.
• E is not with C or D.

Question 21: If F is in group 3, then which of the following is impossible?

Questions 18–24

A Girl Scout troop of seven girls, A, B, C, D, E, F, and G, is broken up into three groups to distribute cookies. Each scout is in a group and no scout is in more than one group. Group 1 has two scouts, group 2 has three, and group 3 has two. Due to interpersonal difficulties, the scout master arranges the groups according to the following constraints:

• A is in a group with G.
• B is not in a group with C or D.
• E is not with C or D.

Question 22:  If F and E are in group 1, then which of the following must be true?

Questions 18–24

A Girl Scout troop of seven girls, A, B, C, D, E, F, and G, is broken up into three groups to distribute cookies. Each scout is in a group and no scout is in more than one group. Group 1 has two scouts, group 2 has three, and group 3 has two. Due to interpersonal difficulties, the scout master arranges the groups according to the following constraints:

• A is in a group with G.
• B is not in a group with C or D.
• E is not with C or D.

Question 23: If A is in group 2 and F is in group 1, then how many possible arrangements are there for the variables?

Questions 18–24

A Girl Scout troop of seven girls, A, B, C, D, E, F, and G, is broken up into three groups to distribute cookies. Each scout is in a group and no scout is in more than one group. Group 1 has two scouts, group 2 has three, and group 3 has two. Due to interpersonal difficulties, the scout master arranges the groups according to the following constraints:

• A is in a group with G.
• B is not in a group with C or D.
• E is not with C or D.

Question 24: If F is not in a group with A, B, or E, then which of the following must be true?