Answering logic game questions

[Quispec]

I have a standard understanding of the rule representation's and how to set up my logic game diagram. I'm not sure why but what I struggle with the most is answering the questions. I've been having such a tough time that I even struggle with the basic linear game questions. Has anyone else struggled like this? I've been looking for resources on how to go about logic games but anything I find mostly breaks down the rule representations or explains how to build the diagram. I can't find many resources that mostly focus on answering the questions. That part is usually more of an afterthought.

[Christen Hammock]

Hi Quispec!

You're right that answering the actual questions shouldn't be an afterthought! Here are a couple of resources that specifically address answering questions after you've completed your diagram:

• 1. Logic Game Global/Local Question Answering Strategies
  
  2. How To Guess Like a Pro on the LSAT (Logic Games)

In addition, the Logic Games Bible includes detailed information about how to attack different types of questions, like List Questions, Local and Global Questions, and Rule Substitution Questions.

One tip that I found helpful when I first started studying Logic Games was to look up the answers before I started the game. When you already know the right answer, it take some of the pressure off and helps you to "reverse engineer" good habits without feeling stuck!

Christen