Hi! Although Quasi can have at most one CD that has a higher ranking, it is not absolutely necessary for another CD to have a higher ranking. Based off the stimulus and rules, knowing that stars range from 1 to 4 allows us to figure out that 4 is the highest ranking (as you did), especially since the rules talk about receiving more stars. The way you sorted the rankings was accurate! I think it was just the assumption that there must be a CD with a higher ranking than Quasi that caused the confusion.
I quickly diagrammed the rules as:
min 1, max 2 per rating
N-H immediately (with lower rankings on the left)
FH or FR only (which incorporates the rule of max 1 CD receiving the same review as F)
Q = 3 or 4, since it is impossible for there to be only one CD with a higher rating than Q if it were in 1 or 2
Let me know if this was helpful! This is my first #help reply so I'm not sure if the quick inferences are 100% clear
Also in Ontario, taking the July LSAT (and potentially August haha). I think I'm around 4/5 hours a day, 6 days a week at this point. Would be down for a group!
Hi all! For those of you who've taken the May Flex, or have even taken the digital test in-person, I was just wondering if there were highlighting tools in the software like there are in 7Sage. I'm mainly asking for RC, as I tend to highlight things in the passage. If these tools aren't available when I'm actually taking the test, I want to start training myself to go without highlighting.
Thanks in advance, and happy studying!
@ thank you for this! Just to double check, even after the proctor enters the password and the start button pops up on the screen, the 35 minutes don’t start counting down until you actually press it?