LSAT – Section 1: Test 2

1. Question

If Professor Applebaum does research on Wednesday, then which of the following could be her schedule for counseling her students?

A. Tuesday afternoon, Tuesday evening, Saturday afternoon, Saturday evening
B. Tuesday afternoon, Saturday evening, Sunday afternoon, Sunday evening
C. Tuesday evening, Thursday afternoon, Thursday evening, Sunday evening
D. Thursday afternoon, Thursday evening, Saturday evening, Sunday evening
E. Thursday evening, Saturday evening, Sunday afternoon, Sunday evening

2. Question

Which of the following could be Professor Applebaum’s schedule on Thursday?

A. write evaluations in the afternoon and do research in the evening
B. teach in the afternoon and counsel students in the evening
C. do research in the afternoon and teach in the evening
D. do research in the afternoon and write evaluations in the evening
D. do research in the afternoon and write evaluations in the evening

3. Question

Professor Applebaum must teach on which of the following days?

A. Tuesday
B. Wednesday
C. Thursday
D. Saturday
E. Sunday

4. Question

Which of the following is a pair of days on which Professor Applebaum must counsel students?

A. Tuesday and Wednesday
B. Tuesday and Sunday
C. Wednesday and Saturday
D. Wednesday and Sunday
E. Saturday and Sunday

5. Question

Which of the following statements must be true?

A. During the week, there is one day on which Professor Applebaum counsels students both in the afternoon and the evening.
B. Professor Applebaum writes evaluations on one of the days on which she teaches.
C. Professor Applebaum writes evaluations on one of the days on which she counsels students.
D. Professor Applebaum teaches on one of the days on which she counsels students.
E. Professor Applebaum teaches on one of the days on which she does research.

6. Question

If Mrs. Cranston does not plant any two daisies next to each other, then which of the following statements must be true?

A. An orchid is planted next to a rose.
B. The seventh flower in the row is a daisy.
C. The eighth flower is a carnation.
D. A carnation is planted right next to an orchid.
E. A daisy is planted next to a carnation.

7. Question

If the seventh and eighth flowers planted are daisies, how many different arrangements are there for the 10 flowers being planted?

A. one
B. two
C. three
D. four
E. five

8. Question

If the eighth flower that Mrs. Cranston plants is a rose, then which of the following statements must be true?

A. The fifth flower is an orchid.
B. The seventh flower is a carnation.
C. The sixth flower is not a daisy.
D. The fourth flower is next to a carnation.
E. The ninth flower is an orchid.

9. Question

If the fourth flower Mrs. Cranston plants is a rose and the fifth flower is an orchid, then which of the following statements must be true?

A. A carnation is planted next to an orchid.
B. If the seventh flower is a daisy, then the third flower is a carnation.
C. If the eighth flower is a carnation, then the second flower is a daisy.
D. If the tenth flower is a rose, then a daisy is planted next to a carnation.
E. The three daisies are planted next to each other.

10. Question

If Mrs. Cranston plants an orchid next to a carnation, but not next to a daisy, then which of the following statements must be true?

A. The seventh flower is a daisy.
B. The third flower is a carnation or a rose.
C. The fifth or sixth flower is a rose.
D. The three daisies are not next to each other.
E. The seventh or tenth flower is a rose.

11. Question

If the ninth flower is a carnation and the fifth and sixth flowers are daisies, then which of the following statements must be true?

A. There is a rose next to a daisy.
B. The second flower is an orchid.
C. The three daisies are all planted next to one another.
D.
The seventh flower is a rose.
E. The fourth flower is not a daisy.

12. Question

If the first flower is a rose and the seventh flower is an orchid, then which one of the following statements could be false?

A. Both roses are next to daisies.
B. All three daisies are planted next to each other.
C. The second flower is a daisy.
D. The tenth flower is a carnation.
E. The sixth flower is an orchid.