PS Logic Games Ch 3 rules

Question 1

Linear game

Answer 1

One of the variable sets chosen as the “base” and is diagrammed in a straight line, either horizontally or vertically, and the remaining variable sets are placed into slots above or next to the base

Question 2

One-to-one relationship

Answer 2

Each variable fills exactly one spot

Question 3

4 Main type of Linear Rules

Answer 3

1) Variable placement rules
2) Fixed position rules
3) Sequencing or relative placement rules
4) Conditional rules

Question 4

Variable placement rules

Answer 4

Where a variable can or cannot be placed

Question 5

Not Laws

Answer 5

Line through letter - physically notate where a variable cannot be placed

Question 6

Dual Options

Answer 6

H/J - When there are only two possible variables that can be placed in a single slot

Question 7

Split Dual Options

Answer 7

H/__ __ /H - When a single variable has only tow possible positions

Question 8

Triple Option

Answer 8

“A/B/C” - When single space can contain only one of three variables

Question 9

Higher numbers

Answer 9

to the right (ex: 3 is higher than 2, 2 is higher than 1, etc)

Question 10

Lower numbers

Answer 10

to the left (ex: 1 is lower than 2, 2 is lower than 3, etc)

Question 11

Ahead

Answer 11

to the right

Question 12

Earlier

Answer 12

to the right

Question 13

Before

Answer 13

to the right

Question 14

Preceding

Answer 14

to the right

Question 15

West

Answer 15

to the right

Question 16

Behind

Answer 16

to the left

Question 17

Later

Answer 17

to the left

Question 18

After

Answer 18

to the left

Question 19

Following

Answer 19

to the left

Question 20

East

Answer 20

to the left

Question 21

When grades are listed as the base,

Answer 21

grades listed to the LEFT are “higher” or “better”

Question 22

Blocks

Answer 22

[Y Z] - Represent fixed spatial relationship, variables that are next to each other

Question 23

Split-Blocks

Answer 23

[D __ E] 0 Indicate that the variables are separated by a fixed number of spaces

Question 24

In the linear stream, day 1 is

Answer 24

“before” day 2

Question 25

Spaces Ahead or Spaces Before

Answer 25

Count the spaces from one variable to the other

Question 26

->__ E

Answer 26

1 day before

Question 27

->__ __ E

Answer 27

2 days before

Question 28

-> [D __ E]

Answer 28

D is two days before E

Question 29

G __

Answer 29

1 group behind

Question 30

G __ __

Answer 30

2 groups behind

Question 31

G __ __ __

Answer 31

3 groups behind

Question 32

Spaces between or Spaces separated by

Answer 32

Put the exact number of spaces between the two variables

Question 33

[M __ __ __ L]

Answer 33

3 spaces between

Question 34

Rotating Blocks

Answer 34

[S T]
[T S] - A fixed relationship where the order of the variables are not knows (ex: S and T are on consecutive days, but we don’t know which one is first)

Question 35

Rotating Split-blocks

Answer 35

[Q __ __ R] and
[R __ __ Q] compacted
to: [Q/R __ __ R/Q] - Rule says that Q and R are separated by two days, but not which variable is first

Question 36

Not-blocks

Answer 36

[Q/R] - a slash over the block - The Variables cannot be next to one another OR cannot be separated by a fixed amount of space

Question 37

Not-block split blocks

Answer 37

[D / E] - slash through the space(ex: D is not inspected 2 days before E is inspected)

Question 38

3 variables linked in a sequence like H > Q > R will always yield

Answer 38

six Not laws