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I think the source of confusion here might be about the fourth rule in this game: "Rosen's seat is in the row immediately behind the row in which Norris' seat is located." R has to be in the row behind N, but doesn't have to be in the seat directly behind N. The earlier post was correct in...

Since you see why C is correct, I won't go into too much detail on that answer. Let's unpack what makes A incorrect: Answer choice A says "Passage A discusses and rejects a position that is put forth in Passage B." The first thing I want to ask myself in analyzing this answer choice is &qu...

There are a couple of places you can look to get reoriented to LR question types and LG game types: First, check out the Table of Contents of the Logical Reasoning and Logic Games books, as well as the first few pages of each chapter. This should give you a fairly comprehensive list of question and ...

Hi there, neither of the things you mention are errors--let me see if I can further explain the rules in question: In example 1, the rule is "Either T arrives before both R and S, or T arrives before neither of them". If we translate this, it gives us two possible realities for this game: ...

To the question about pop tart idea, in this case "cortex" isn't the pop tart idea in the conclusion; the cortex is mentioned multiple times in the premise, so it's not new when we see it in the conclusion. The new concept that pops up in the conclusion in this case is "greater influe...