[blindlaw] Doing Logic Games Efficiently on LSAT
Kelby Carlson
kelbycarlson at gmail.com
Thu Dec 4 02:18:45 UTC 2014
Yes. What does a "master sketch" look like, exactly? This is
what I'm having trouble with.
K.
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By "master sketch", I mean the diagram that applies to an entire
game, not
just to a specific question within a game. For example, "Which
of the
following must be true?" is a question that must be answered from
the master
sketch because it doesn't introduce any new conditions. However,
a question
like "If John performs immediately after Mary, who cannot perform
last?"
requires the creation of a new sketch from the master sketch that
incorporates the new rule that applies only to that question.
Does this
make sense?
Michal
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When you say "master sketch", what exactly do you have in mind?
K.
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Terrific! Those shortcuts help a lot.
Thank you.
Anita Keith-Foust
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Hi all,
First, I would suggest sticking with Excel, as it offers the
greatest
flexibility when it comes to manipulating elements. To save time
on the
logic games section, I recommend taking full advantage of the
copy/paste
feature. Specifically, you should be easily able to copy your
master sketch
for hypothetical questions. Depending on whether you prefer the
horizontal
or vertical approach, you can select an entire column by pressing
"Control"
plus the spacebar, or entire row by pressing "Shift" plus the
spacebar, and
you can then extend the selection to adjacent cells by pressing
"Shift" plus
the arrow key that corresponds to the direction in which you want
to extend
the selection. After that, you can perform copy and paste
commands just as
you would in any other program. I hope this helps.
Michal
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Please share.
I would also like to know the answer to this question.
Thank you.
Anita Keith-Foust
919-430-1978
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Dear all,
I hope this finds you all well and having had a good
Thanksgiving. I am
finding that, although I can do logic games on LSAT practice
tests with a
very high degree of accuracy with Excel, I'm having trouble
getting the
logic games section done in the allotted time, which for me is 70
minutes (I
requested and received double time for each section). If anyone
knows of
any time efficient methods of diagramming with Excel or some
other
accessible product, please let me know. Please also feel free to
write me
directly at jtfetter at yahoo.com. I apologize if this question has
been asked
and answered before. Thanks.
All Best,
James
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