the game that made you cry Forum
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the game that made you cry
Just for clarification, is the reason everyone thought the games were so brutal that they missed the inference that position 3 HAD to be filled by a particular appliance?
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Re: the game that made you cry
That was the key inference, no doubt. It made the last three answers easy, or very difficult if not noticed.macaulian wrote:Just for clarification, is the reason everyone thought the games were so brutal that they missed the inference that position 3 HAD to be filled by a particular appliance?
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Re: the game that made you cry
Yes, at first look, the problem seemed difficult, but as soon as you realized that each of the appliances could only be in a couple spots, it was pretty easy. The difficulty of this problem depended on how good your diagram was.
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Re: the game that made you cry
The other key inference was the conditional if one appliance had Z, then the other had T. None of the games were really that hard, but there were huge time sucks. I usually finish with time to spare but this time, I skipped all over and had to guess on the last question. I could have missed two, but I feel like I just as easily could have missed 5.
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Re: the game that made you cry
Oh god, is that what it was? I remember walking out thinking that the third game was the hardest one, but I didn't think that it would blow anyone's minds. When I got here, though, people were almost universally saying that it was awful. I combined the two relevant clues automatically because I'm so used to teaching students to do it (for example, PT 33's first game), but if you didn't realize to do that, the game would be bad news all around.
Thanks! Now I get it.
Thanks! Now I get it.
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Re: the game that made you cry
I made 3 templates placing the G in one of 3 spots, but for some reason I still felt like I missed a serious inference, it was the damn if t is with something then z is with something rule that really messed me up
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Yes, that was the other key. Combining them was HUGE.jks289 wrote:The other key inference was the conditional if one appliance had Z, then the other had T. None of the games were really that hard, but there were huge time sucks. I usually finish with time to spare but this time, I skipped all over and had to guess on the last question. I could have missed two, but I feel like I just as easily could have missed 5.
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Re: the game that made you cry
Does anyone remember what the last question asked for on this game? It was too late when I got the inference.