June 2007, Game 4, Question 18
Summary
The strategy for tackling global questions on the GRE involves systematically eliminating answer choices that violate established rules.
- Start by selecting a rule and then identify answer choices that do not comply with this rule.
- Rule 1: If a scenario includes W, it must also include N. This rule disqualifies any answer choice lacking this condition.
- Rule 2: If an element is present in Center 2, it must also be present in Center 1, leading to the elimination of choices that contravene this rule.
- Rule 3: This rule has two parts; the first part requires only one instance of plastic, and the second part prohibits the coexistence of P and G, guiding further elimination of options.
- Through the process of elimination based on these rules, the correct answer can be identified.
Chapters
00:00
Introduction to Global Questions
00:13
Applying Rule 1
00:32
Navigating Through Rules 2 and 3
01:04
Identifying the Correct Answer
