LSAT Practice Test

Under the given conditions, when does G speak fourth?

1. If Q speaks second

2. Only if Q does not speak second

3. Regardless of Q speaking second

4. When Q speaks first

The correct answer is: If Q speaks second

When determining when G speaks fourth, we need to consider the relationship between G and Q. From the conditions given, we can deduce that G will speak fourth if Q speaks second. This means that G's speaking position is directly dependent on Q speaking second. Therefore, option A is the correct answer. The other options do not align with the specific condition that was provided in the question.