June 2007, Game 3, Question 12
Summary
The content provides a strategic approach to tackling global questions on the GRE, emphasizing the importance of addressing local questions first to gain insights into possible scenarios.
- Global questions are identified by the absence of conditional phrases like 'if enough'.
- Answering local questions first allows test-takers to understand various ways the game could unfold.
- The strategy involves eliminating possible scenarios based on previously seen outcomes.
- A specific example is provided where the correct answer is identified due to a rule violation concerning scheduling.
Chapters
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Understanding Global Questions
00:17
Strategic Approach to Global Questions
00:40
Identifying the Correct Answer
