Bump. Can someone please explain why B is incorrect?

How do you negate choice D?

What game type is this?

I used a logic chain to answer this question, and it took forever to get through the game. How did you know to use the horizontal in/out game board instead?

What is the process for a "complete and accurate list" question for In/Out games? Do we go rule by rule like we normally do? Is there a quick and easy way to use our Logic Chain to answer this question fast? I am trying to get faster at In/Out games and caught myself spending more time tha...

Is it safe to assume that the Asian elephant has 4 feet? Or, can we only assume that it has at least 3 (as mentioned in the stimulus)?

What is the process for a question like this one? How do we go about answering it as quickly as possible?

What question type is this and what is the process for questions like these?

I missed the part where it says that gifts of cash or objects valued at more than $100 COUNT as graft. I misread it to mean that these are the only things that are graft. Any advice on how to get better at recognizing these subtle, but important details?

When there are subgroups, should we always include all elements in our Logic Chain and split them by subgroups, even if there aren't rules for each element? So far, I have only been putting elements with rules on my Logic Chain, but perhaps need to include all elements when they're split into subgro...

This is a necessary assumption question, and we can get there through conditional logic. The premise is: Tragedy --> Nobility (if it's a tragedy, the protagonist possesses nobility) Contrapositive: -- Nobility --> -- Tragedy Conclusion is: -- Fate --> -- Tragedy (we don't buy into fate so ...

Question Type: Weaken Stimulus Breakdown: Conclusion : The gold in the artifacts was dug from the ancient mine. Evidence : Gold from the artifacts had the same (unusual) ratio of trace elements that gold from the ancient mine had. Answer Anticipation: Here we go again, with the most classic argumen...

Sure! If G only presents in group J, that means R is also in group J and G is not in group M or Group S. So the only options for groups M and S are R in both, W in both, or R and W in both. R in both is fine, and would be: M: R J: G R W S: R That's R in all three, which is answer choice C. Since it...

Yes, thanks! As you probably know, this stupid typing environment doesn't recognize blank spaces, so it's really hard to make game diagrams look right. I've been using a hack where I space things out with periods and then make all the periods WHITE so that they don't show up. :) But it makes it rea...

There are couple things going on in this game, but any time a game has SOME ordering component, you should make the diagram reflect that ordering going from left to right. So we definitely want 1pm, 2pm, 3pm to be our columns. For each timeslot, we need a space for west and a space for east, so I w...

There is, they just (confusingly) chose to notate the 4 things that can't happen, rather than the 1 thing that must happen . They could have written: H/M __ __ + M/H and that would suffice. Instead they ruled out the ways to break the rule. Since H and M need at least 2 people in between them, you ...

We have 8 characters, F(o), F(w), G(o), G(w), H(o), H(w), I(o), I(w) and we have 8 spots N: __ __ __ __ S: __ __ __ __ RULE 1: Since we can't put 2 w's in a column, we'll have to spread out our 4 w's over the 4 columns, 1 per column. That means that every column will be a mix of o/w. RULE 2: Can't ...

I agree with your synopsis. It looks like In/Out, insofar as it's a grouping game with only 2 groups. But since the rules are NOT a bunch of conditionals, we wouldn't reach for the Logic Chain. It's tempting to frame the 2 vs. 3 split or the O facilitates on green vs. O facilitates on red. But, as ...

Why are the 4 other answer choices incorrect? I thought the answer was C because it indicated that cooking did not just start recently, but rather a long time ago (assuming that having fire indicated the presence of cooking, and the climate changes that produced the ice ages occurred not too recentl...

I wouldn't frame this game, personally. There are two splits: F/H in T, and F/G out. And they do intersect. If F is in T, G is out. But they don't impact the other elements of the game enough to start a domino effect in that instance, and none of the other instances (H in T, for example), start a d...