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Can anyone give me a brief rundown of the two page LG format?

Thanks!

This link will help you. Rules and 2 questions on one page; the rest of the questions on the other. This will continue. Room for activities.

cc.celina wrote:This link will help you. Rules and 2 questions on one page; the rest of the questions on the other. This will continue. Room for activities.

Thanks cc!

a bit OT but... am i the only one that hates this format? i like one page LG

I don't know why one would prefer to have less space...?

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bbsg wrote:I don't know why one would prefer to have less space...?

The challenge.

I like seeing everything on the same page. Flipping is just a hassle.

Yeah, flipping could pose a problem. I'm going to start formatting my LG to the two page format soon.

It gives you a lot more room, but i guess it depends on what you're used too

Now that I think about it, I can really see how flipping would suck.

Why is everyone talking about flipping? Unless you fold your booklet back on itself you shouldn't need to flip. It's basically the same format as an RC passage + its questions.

I guess only if you had a really small desk.

I just made my diagram on the second page where most of the questions were, so there wasn't a lot of disconnect. That's my recommendation too.

Yeah, I'm preparing for a small desk. Haha.

Making the diagram on the 2nd page does make sense though. Especially since you don't necessarily need a diagram for the 1st question (where you just apply the rules)

^Yep, you're right. I plan to draw my diagram on the 2nd page.

cc.celina wrote:Why is everyone talking about flipping? Unless you fold your booklet back on itself you shouldn't need to flip. It's basically the same format as an RC passage + its questions.

I hope this is the case. Still, small desk poses problems.