LSAT 逻辑游戏题（4）

sdcar2010

LS is right.  My explanation is kind of misleading.

小cvv

thanks for the posts. I like this thread very much. Challenging my brain helps me to kill time.  lol

baileys2010

Thanks a lot. I am quite new with these games.

sdcar2010

question 4.

what about just voting against E and I? vote for DFGHJ?

-- by 会员 baileys2010 (2011/1/14 15:52:47)

When E is out, I and J are in.

For this question, when I is out, J is out, then E is in, then G is out.  So you have at least 3 out: I, J, G.

sdcar2010

about the 5th question.

1.if she votes for immigration law, means she is voting  against J.

2.Since voting for G means voting against E.

1+2 means, she votes against both E and J. which against she has to vote for E or J or both.

the correct answer is E.
she votes for G means against E. since either E or J. means she has to vote for J means she has to vote against I.

-- by 会员 baileys2010 (2011/1/14 15:46:15)

You misunderstood the following condition:
Unless she votes against the judicial activism bill, she will vote for the immigration bill.

The above statement equals "if J, then I; if NOT I, then NOT J"

Think about it.  It is very important you become familiar with the UNLESS/WITHOUT clauses in logic games.

baileys2010

question 4.

what about just voting against E and I? vote for DFGHJ?

baileys2010

about the 5th question.

1.if she votes for immigration law, means she is voting  against J.

2.Since voting for G means voting against E.

1+2 means, she votes against both E and J. which against she has to vote for E or J or both.

the correct answer is E.
she votes for G means against E. since either E or J. means she has to vote for J means she has to vote against I.

sdcar2010

Choice E in question (1) is against the following restriction:
She votes for the gun control bill if she votes for both the health care bill and the defense bill.

Gun control bill has to be in the against list if both health care bill and defense bill are therein.