Although we recommend that the bulk of your Logic Games practice come from actual LSATs, it doesn’t hurt to stretch yourself on some simulated games. Thanks to Manhattan LSAT, we extend to you the following free LSAT Logic Games samples. For those who have worked through all the actual LSAT Logic Games, these will feel familiar with just enough of a twist to hone your flexibility. We have also included solutions to four of the games: Basket Game, Circus Game, Crayon Box, and Groomer’s Challenge. You can either left-click on a link to view the file as an overlay or right-click and pull down to “Save link as…” to save it directly to your computer. Manhattan LSAT hosts online contests for the best explanations to their games, and you can submit your entry for the most recent game, currently “Mixed Quartet (#38),” by visiting the Logic Challenge forum. These are meant to supplement your practice with actual LSAT Logic Games, not as a substitute for it.
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Mixed Quartet (#38)
Questions 1–6
An ensemble of four musicians—Fetzer, Hawkins, Jlateh, and Koh—performs together using six different instruments: oboe, piano, recorder, trumpet, violin and xylophone. Each of the musicians plays one or more of the instruments, and each instrument is played by at least one of the musicians, in accordance with the following conditions:
Jlateh is the only musician who plays exactly one instrument.
The musician who plays the most instruments plays exactly four instruments.
Fetzer and Hawkins do not play any of the same instruments.
Fetzer is the only member of the ensemble who plays the trumpet.
Any musician who plays recorder or piano plays both instruments.
1. Which of the following could be a complete and accurate list of the instruments played by each musician?
(A) Fetzer: piano, recorder, trumpet, xylophone; Hawkins: oboe, violin; Jlateh: trumpet; Koh: piano, recorder, violin
(B) Fetzer: trumpet, violin, xylophone; Hawkins: oboe, piano, recorder; Jlateh: xylophone; Koh: oboe, violin
(C) Fetzer: oboe, trumpet, violin; Hawkins: piano, recorder; Jlateh: violin; Koh: oboe, piano, violin, xylophone
(D) Fetzer: piano, recorder, trumpet; Hawkins: oboe, violin, xylophone; Jlateh: violin; Koh: oboe, piano, recorder, violin
(E) Fetzer: piano, recorder, trumpet; Hawkins: violin, xylophone; Jlateh: xylophone; Koh: piano, recorder, violin, xylophone
2. If no one else plays any instrument that Jlateh plays, each of the following could be true EXCEPT:
(A) Fetzer plays more instruments than Hawkins.
(B) Fetzer plays more instruments than Koh.
(C) Fetzer and Koh have exactly two instruments in common.
(D) Hawkins and Koh both play the xylophone.
(E) Koh plays both oboe and violin.
3. If each of the musicians plays a different number of instruments, which of the following would allow the number of instruments played by each musician to be determined?
(A) Koh plays four instruments.
(B) Jlateh, Hawkins, and Koh all play oboe.
(C) Hawkins plays only recorder and piano.
(D) Koh plays exactly three instruments.
(E) Fetzer plays exactly three instruments.
4. If Fetzer plays piano and oboe, each of the following could be false EXCEPT:
(A) Hawkins plays xylophone
(B) Jlateh plays xylophone.
(C) Koh plays recorder and piano.
(D) Koh plays more instruments than Hawkins.
(E) Koh plays the same number of instruments as Hawkins.
5. Which of the following CANNOT be true?
(A) Hawkins plays the same number of instruments as Jlateh and Koh combined.
(B) Oboe, xylophone, and violin are each played by exactly two of the musicians.
(C) No other musician plays any of the same instruments as Fetzer.
(D) No other musician plays any of the same instruments as Koh.
(E) Only one of the musicians plays piano.
6. If one of the instruments is removed, but all other conditions must stay the same, which of the following must be true?
(A) All the musicians play a different number of instruments.
(B) Koh plays recorder and piano.
(C) Three of the musicians play violin.
(D) Koh plays exactly one more instrument than Fetzer.
(E) Jlateh is the only musician that does not play recorder.
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