Logic Games

Question 1

Sequencing Game Types and their Master Diagrams?

Answer 1

Strict Sequencing - refers to locations, giving specific times/positions (J in space 3, K is first)

• straight into diagram (on space or below for NOTs)
• create Limited Options (multiple diagram scenarios) and apply all rules to both diagrams

Loose Sequencing - refers to the variables, giving relative times/position (B before C)

• C…B (C must be before B)
• P_M (one painting between M and P)
• Possibly combine multiple loose sequencing rules to create loose sequencing maps. You can even use these maps to create Limited Options and make it really easy

Mixed Sequencing - combination of Strict and Loose

Question 2

Sequencing Hybrids?

Answer 2

Tasks that combine sequencing with Grouping or Matching tasks.

When Sequencing + Match, then Sequencing is the dominant task (decides what type of diagram we use).

When Sequencing + Grouping, then Grouping is the dominant task.

Question 3

Grouping Game Types and their Master Diagrams?

Answer 3

Diagramming is all about “bins” or the columns