Two Dimensional games order two distinct sets of items (technically, there’s three dimensions). Here’s a complete Two Dimensional question:
A class of seven consists of three boys (Salman, Trey, and Uri) and four girls (Ava, Bianca, Camila, and Daniela). No boys can sit next to each other. A girl cannot sit in position one.
To diagram this, a second row must be added for gender:
This video segues you from Linear Games to sample Two-Dimensional Game formats.
Next LSAT: Sep 08/ Sep 09
Stacked Ordering Games
Two-Dimensional Walkthrough
Ordering six items:
A razor, stereo, TV, UV lamp, video camera, and a watch. Each one can be powered by an adapter or a battery.
a) The UV lamp must be in the first or last position.
b) Never have two consecutive things powered by a battery.
c) The Watch is definitely powered by a battery.
d) The 4th item is not powered by an adapter.
e) The razor, which is powered by a battery, is left of the watch. The razor is right of the stereo and the video camera.
The question deals with the entities RSTUVW and the second dimension of A and B.
Now that you are done with the Set Up, you can move on to the questions (shown below), which this video explains.
Question #1
Which of the following could be true?
a) U is in position five.
b) R is third.
c) The 5th item is powered by a battery.
d) S is powered by a battery.
e) U is powered by a battery and V is powered by a battery.
Video explanation of Question #1 above. Stop when you reach Question #2.
Question #2
Which of the following must be true?
a) T is powered by an adapter in position five.
b) S is in position three and powered by an adapter.
c) V is in position three and powered by a battery.
d) V is in position two.
e) U is in position six.
To see explanations, move to 2:13 in the video above.
Question #3
If the UV lamp is powered by a battery, each of the following must be true EXCEPT:
a) S is powered by an adapter.
b) V is powered by an adapter.
c) Whatever is in position one must be powered by a battery.
d) The second position must be powered by an adapter.
e) S is in position three.
To see explanations move to 4:09 in the video above.
Next LSAT: Sep 08/ Sep 09