Manhattan LSAT Logic Games Challenge

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34. Party Problem (Easy)

Challenge Problem of the Week Before you start let us tell you something! You’re about to play the first of two “sister” games (go ahead one game in the archive for the second one). Taken together, the pair can be useful in thinking about how challenging games are derived from simpler ones. Both of these games are pretty tough - though this one should be slightly easier. The LSAT doesn't usually deliver easy games of this type, so we figured we'd honor that tradition and make them both tough.

Dylan is hosting a party and invites eight fickle friends—Lance, Matt, Nick, Oscar, Pam, Reena, Sara, and Tracy—some of whom get along, some of whom don’t. The following conditions apply:

  • If Matt comes, Sara will come.
  • If Lance comes, Oscar and Pam will not come.
  • Matt will come to the party unless both Lance and Reena do.
  • Sara or Tracy, but not both, will come to the party.

1. Which of the following could be a complete and accurate list of friends who come to the party?Show Correct Answer

2. Which of the following must be true?Show Correct Answer

3. If Matt does not attend the party, it must be false thatShow Correct Answer

4. If Oscar attends the party, each of the following must be true EXCEPT:Show Correct Answer

5. What is the maximum number of people who will come to the party?Show Correct Answer

6. If Tracy attends the party, each of the following must be false EXCEPT:Show Correct Answer

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A Note About the Logic Game Challenge from the LSAT Super Geek

Take our games with a grain of salt! Please note that these games have been designed as study tools that often highlight particular and unusual challenges. As such, many of the games are not meant to mimic real LSAT games in all respects. Our games may take longer to solve, or they may have a higher concentration of a particular constraint or question type than one might expect on a real LSAT game. Also, our games may be a bit sillier (and we include a picture). Do note that every single significant challenge presented in all of our games is based off of a real LSAT challenge. However, our challenge games should be used as a study supplement, and not as a replacement for real LSAT games.