LSAT Practice Test

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If V is picked up fifth, which one of the following must be true?

P is picked up first.
R is picked up sixth.
S is picked up eighth.
X is picked up seventh.

The correct answer is: S is picked up eighth.

If V is picked up fifth, it means that S, as per the order of placements, must be picked up eighth. This is because if V is fifth, then S must come after both V and T, thereby securing the eighth position. As for the other options: P being picked up first is not guaranteed if V is fifth; similarly, the placements of R and X are not determined solely by V being in the fifth position.