LSAT Logic Games For Dummies

Mark Zegarelli is the author of Logic For Dummies, Calculus II For Dummies, Basic Math & Pre-Algebra For Dummies, and several logic puzzle books.

• Introduction 1Part I: Opening Moves 7Chapter 1: Logic Games: Fun or Frightening? 9Chapter 2: Game On: A First Look at Logic Games 17Part II: Let the Games Begin 31Chapter 3: Ready to Order: Line Games 33Chapter 4: Walking the Line: Line Game Practice 63Chapter 5: Sorted Affairs: Sorting Games 81Chapter 6: Divide and Conquer: Sorting Game Practice 107Part III: Moving Forward 123Chapter 7: One Way or Another: Using Split Charts 125Chapter 8: Keeping Your Options Open: Open Line Games 137Chapter 9: No Limits: Open Sorting Games 159Part IV: Black-Belt Training 179Chapter 10: Repeated Chips and Empty Boxes 181Chapter 11: Extra! Extra! Multiple Chips and Orphan Chips 201Chapter 12: Another Dimension: 2-D Logic Games 223Chapter 13: Advanced Considerations 243Chapter 14: Strategic Maneuvers: Merging Speed and Accuracy 265Part V: Practice Tests 275Chapter 15: Testing Your Logic: Practice Test 1 277Chapter 16: Thinking Positive: Practice Test 2 287Chapter 17: All the More Reason: Practice Test 3 297Chapter 18: Solutions to the Practice Tests 307Part VI: The Part of Tens 329Chapter 19: Ten Frequently Asked Questions about Logic Games 331Chapter 20: Ten Ways to Become a Logic Games Ninja 335Index 339