June 2007, Game 3, Question 13
Summary
The content provides a detailed walkthrough on solving a specific type of GRE logic puzzle, focusing on 'could be true' local questions and the strategic approach to sketching solutions.
- Local questions often necessitate creating a new sketch to visualize potential solutions.
- Placing a specific variable in a predetermined slot can have immediate effects on the placement of other variables due to the puzzle's rules.
- Exploring different configurations for variable blocks and chains is crucial to identifying all possible solutions.
- After sketching out scenarios, evaluating each answer choice against the sketches allows for the identification of the correct answer.
- Stopping the evaluation process once the correct answer is found is recommended, though further analysis can be educational.
Chapters
00:00
Introduction to Local Questions
00:17
Sketching and Immediate Effects
00:27
Exploring Variable Configurations
02:28
Evaluating Answer Choices
