Free LSAT Practice Question

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ID: LSAT-LR-082
Section: Logical Reasoning
Topic: Inference
Difficulty level: Medium

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The gallery hung forty-two pictures. Every picture lent by the Ashworth family is an oil, and every oil in the show is hung in the long room. The long room holds fifteen pictures, and eleven pictures in the show are watercolours. No picture in the show is both an oil and a watercolour, and none is a print.

If the statements above are true, which one of the following must also be true?

AEvery one of the fifteen pictures hanging in the long room is an oil, and none of the show's eleven watercolours hangs there.

BExactly fifteen of the forty-two pictures in the show are oils, and all fifteen of them hang in the long room.

CThe Ashworth family lent at most eleven of the forty-two pictures in the show, every one of them an oil hung in the long room.

DAt most fifteen of the forty-two pictures in the show are oils, however many of them the Ashworth family lent to it.

EExactly sixteen of the forty-two pictures in the show are neither oils nor watercolours, and every one of the remaining twenty-six is either an oil or one of the eleven watercolours.

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