LOGIC GAMES/ANALYTICAL REASONING

HOW TO USE THESE RESOURCES:

“Introduction & Theory” sections should be reviewed AFTER sessions introducing these subjects.

“Section Practice” is ideal after the student has completed modules for sequencing, selection, and hybrid games, since these comprise roughly 75% of the analytical reasoning section. These are 35 minute sections excerpted from older tests, perfect for quick study when pressed for time or to gain additional exposure to an individual section of the test.

“Mastery Practice” should be used for homework after the topic has been introduced.

“Additional Notes” provide summaries of the “Introduction & Theory” sections as well as concepts covered during one-on-one sessions. These should be reviewed AFTER the session. Not all sections will have notes.

LOGIC GAMES

Introduction & Theory:

LOGIC GAMES SECTION PRACTICE

SEQUENCING GAMES

Introduction & Theory

Additional Notes:

Question Types on Sequencing/Matching/Distribution Games

A Guide to Logic Games Rules