LSAT Logic Games

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A comprehensive course teaching the logic behind LSAT logic games (a.k.a. analytical reasoning problems), as well as practical tools for solving the problems quickly and accurately.

 

LSAT Logic Games Course

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LG Introduction

Welcome to the Junbi Logic Games Course
Meet The Logic Games Section
The Anatomy of Logic Games
Diagramming Introduction
How Logic Games Work
Phases of Attack

Basic Ordering Introduction 

Game Type I – Basic Ordering Games
Setting Up Basic Ordering Games

Ordering Rules

Simple Ordering Rules Introduction
Sequencing Rules
Sequencing Rules – PT 1 Game 3 Walkthrough
Block Rules
Placement Rules
Options
Restrictions
“Or” Rules
Linking Rules in Ordering Games
Diagramming Ordering Rules – Quiz

Conditional Rules

Conditional Rules Introduction
Conditional Rules Magnified (A.K.A, Anatomy of a Conditional Statement)
Conditional Rules – Triggers Part I
Conditional Rules – Triggers Part II
Conditional Rules – Contrapositives
Conditional Rules Quiz
Linking Conditional Rules
Conditional Rules For Ordering Games

Basic Ordering Drills

1:1 Ordering Game Walkthroughs

Basic Ordering Games With Added Issues – Non-1:1 Games

1:1 Games vs. Non-1:1 Games
Non-1:1 Games – More Pieces Than Spots
Non-1:1 Games – Fewer Game Pieces Than Spots

Non-1:1 Game Walkthroughs

Non-1:1 Game Walkthroughs

Games Strategy

Logic Games Questions In Detail
Solving The Game: Scenarios

Advanced Ordering Setups

Game Type II – Advanced Ordering
Setting Up Advanced Ordering Games Example 1 – 2x the Ordering
Setting Up Advanced Ordering Games Example 2 – Separate Variable Sets
Setting Up Advanced Ordering Games Example 3 – Categories and Characteristics
Setting Up Advanced Ordering Games Example 4 – Categories and Characteristics
Setting Up Advanced Ordering Games Example 5 – Rows x3
An Alternative Way To Represent Categories and Characteristics
Review + Advanced Ordering Games With Grouping Features

Advanced Ordering Rules

Block Rules For Advanced Ordering Games
Options and Restrictions for Advanced Ordering Games

Advanced Ordering Drills

Advanced Ordering Game Walkthroughs

Grouping Introduction

Game Type III – Grouping

In/Out Games

Meet In/Out Games
Conditional Rules For Grouping Games – Part I
Conditional Rules For Grouping Games – Part II
Conditional Rules for Grouping Games – Triggers Part I
Conditional Rules For Grouping Games – Triggers Part II
Contrapositives for Grouping Games
Adding Complex Conditionals
Inferences With Complex Conditionals
In/Out Games – Rule Linkage Part I
In/Out Games – Rule Linkage Part II
Conditional Reasoning Inferences for Grouping Games – Flashcards
The 2-Chains Method
The 2-Chains Method In Action
Tricky In/Out Games
“Or” Rules for In/Out Games – Part I
“Or” Rules for In/Out Games – Part II
In/Out Games – Pieces with Characteristics

3 or More Groups

Grouping Games With 3 Or More Groups
3 or More Group Games: The Basic Setup
3 Or More Group Games: Example 1
3 or More Group Games: “Macro” Distribution
3 or More Group Games: Diagramming Distribution Rules
3 or More Group Games: Diagramming Other Rules
3 or More Group Games Example 2: Fixed Groups
3 or More Group Games Example 3: More Flexibility
3 Or More Group Games Example 4: Undetermined Number Of Groups

Grouping Walkthroughs

Grouping Games Walkthroughs (In/Out and 3 or More Group Games)

Combination Games

Game Type IV – Combination Games
The Keys To Combination Games
Combination Games Example 1: Ordering + In/Out
Combination Games with Characteristics

Combination Game Walkthroughs

Combination Game Walkthroughs