LSAT Practice Test

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What can be said with certainty about the relationship between Q and S?

Q is always displayed before S
S is always displayed before Q
Q can be displayed before or after S
S must be displayed before Q

The correct answer is: S must be displayed before Q

The correct answer is D. In the stimulus, it is mentioned that "The display always shows Q followed by S," indicating that S must always be displayed before Q. This relationship is stated as a definite sequence, making option D the correct choice. Option A can be ruled out because it inaccurately states that Q is always displayed before S when the stimulus clearly states otherwise. Option B is incorrect for the same reason, as the stimulus states that S is always displayed before Q. Option C is also incorrect because it suggests that there is flexibility in the order in which Q and S can be displayed, which goes against the information provided.