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Actually, this was quite good. And very accurate. I loved this one:
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Sample LSAT Question:
You own a 15 story hotel that needs new carpet on each floor. There are six colors of carpet (green, red, blue, yellow, brown, black) and two types of each color (shag and regular). The 3rd and 8th floor both have new carpet already (The 3rd has yellow shag and the 8th has brown regular). You must put carpet on the remaining floors.
However, the following restrictions apply: A brown carpeted floor cannot be above a red carpeted floor, a blue carpeted floor cannot be above or below a black carpeted floor, and a blue carpeted floor cannot be used above the 5th floor. Also, a red carpeted floor(s) cannot have shag and a black carpeted floor(s) must have regular carpet.
Q: What color and type of carpet will be on the ninth floor?
A: You can go mad doing these problems, mad I tell you! It is, of course, a trick question. The real answer is you torch the building and collect the insurance money because you would never get anyone to live in an apartment with green shag carpet.
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So very very true. [img]graemlins/thumbsup.gif[/img]