Logic Games categorization question Forum

[ComatoseClown]

I've observed that different prep books/blogs have different ways of categorizing the games.

One source classifies games as belonging under one of the following

• :
  1. Relative Ordering
  2. Simple Ordering
  3. Complex Ordering
  4. In/Out Grouping
  5. Grouping (Distribution)
  6. Determined Assignment
  7. Undetermined Assignment
  8. Miscellaneous
  
  Another source classifies games as belonging under
  • :
    1) Linear Games
    2) Grouping Games
    3) Hybrid Games
    4) Diagram Games
    and I've heard the names Sequencing & Matching, as well. (Is Sequencing the same thing as Ordering from List 1?)
    
    I'm confused -- Which names from List 1 would go under (or mean the same thing as) a name in List 2?
    Please pair/match them, if you can.

[LSAT Blog]

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1. Relative Ordering
2. Simple Ordering
3. Complex Ordering

Are all Linear. (Some Hybrid games would be considered Complex Ordering.) Sequencing is the same thing as Ordering.


4. In/Out Grouping
5. Grouping (Distribution)
6. Determined Assignment
7. Undetermined Assignment

Are all Grouping. Matching includes both types of Assignment games.


8. Miscellaneous

Includes Diagram Games and some Hybrid Games.