Guesses for Game Types on June Lsat? Forum

[jjlaw]

I hope there is another IN/OUT game like on PT58. I love the condtional chains that help knock out the questions in 5 minutes (ie. Birds in a forest, friends in phtos).

Other than that, just hoping for a relatively simple linear game and some good old-fashioned defined grouping. God, I love when things are defined.

[bartleby]

Finally did games section for 57 w/ notorious dinos. It took me awhile to wrap my mind around a rule and I thought I also got a bit of help from people talking about a certain color on the boards.

I didn't miss any in the section but I was a little thrown off by the dino game just because I wasn't 100% certain that all my answers were right. Also, I needed up to the last minute in this section.

[balzern]

please no mapping, please no mapping...


sequencing would be nice though

[Rikkugrrl]

I once came across a game where the entire setup was fixed. The rules defined everything and everyone's place and there were no other options. Of course, two questions promptly broke those rules, but other than that it was smooth sailing with hardly any thinking involved. I've never seen one since and I can't for the life of me remember which game it was (it was really really old), but that would be very nice

[upfish]

A layout identical to PT 38 would be my dream games section.

And the fact that I can say "dream games section" and only find it mildly nerdy just proves it's time to get this thing over with.

[Bildungsroman]

I would love a process game and a mapping game, neither of which I'm likely to see on Monday. I predict a matching, a grouping/distribution, and two sequencing.

[shoop]

Somewhat recently there were a couple ordering games with the "x before y or y before z but not both" rules, I wouldn't be surprised if another popped up.

"X is before Y or X is after Z but not both" pretty much just means X can't be between Y and Z.

[Cambridge LSAT]

I once came across a game where the entire setup was fixed. The rules defined everything and everyone's place and there were no other options. Of course, two questions promptly broke those rules, but other than that it was smooth sailing with hardly any thinking involved. I've never seen one since and I can't for the life of me remember which game it was (it was really really old), but that would be very nice

That sounds like PrepTest 2, game 1.
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