Okay, let's see if #3 is indeed correct. Let's put J in Group 2:
Group 1: G/M _ _ _
Group 2: J G/M _ _
J and F must be together:
Group 1: G/M _ _ _
Group 2: J F G/M _
K and N must be together, and there's only one space left in Group 2, so they must go in Group 1:
Group 1: K N G/M _
Group 2: J F G/M _
If H is in Group 1, L must be, too, and there's only one spot left in Group 1, so H must go in Group 2:
Group 1: K N G/M _
Group 2: J F H G/M
There's only one spot left for L in Group 1:
Group 1: K N L G/M
Group 2: J F H G/M
So, if J is in Group 2, we have two results:
Group 1: K N L G
Group 2: J F H M
or
Group 1: K N L M
Group 2: J F H G
So J can go into Group 2. Again, I'm getting answer choice #2.
Can you please check your answer? Also, what page # is this question on, and what is the test administration date?


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I will let you know my scores.... I'm keeping my fingers crossed. I think whatever practice I had did help with my games. I should have just put in more time (which I did not [V] ) Thanks for all your help.


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