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Three students take 3 different tests (Math, English, Science). Each gets a different score (High, Medium, Low). Jake scores higher than Kim in Math. Lisa gets the highest English score. Kim does not get Low in any test. Who gets the Low Math score?

A Jake
B Kim
C Lisa
D Cannot be determined

✓ Correct Answer: Option C

Jake > Kim in Math means Kim is not Low in Math (also Kim never gets Low). Jake is higher than Kim, so Kim is Medium in Math, Jake is High. Lisa gets Low Math.

💡 Why is C) the correct answer?

The correct answer to the question "Three students take 3 different tests (Math, English, Science). Each gets a different score (High, Medium, Low). Jake scores higher than Kim in Math. Lisa gets the highest English score. Kim does not get Low in any test. Who gets the Low Math score?" is Option C: Lisa.

The other options — A) Jake, B) Kim, D) Cannot be determined — are incorrect for this LSAT Exam Prep question. As explained above: Jake > Kim in Math means Kim is not Low in Math (also Kim never gets Low). Jake is higher than Kim, so Kim is Medium in Math, Jake is High. Lisa gets Low Math.

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