Rule 1: Rosenberg cannot evaluate any introductory textbook until Juarez has evaluated that textbook.
This means that if Rosenberg is evaluating an introductory textbook in week 2, Juarez must have evaluated that book in week 1.
Remember, you can watch the detailed video walkthrough of this game by tapping the "play" icon in the top right hand corner when viewing this game inside of LSATMax.
Hope that helps! Please let us know if you have any other questions.
allisonfarleyNovember 14, 2020
Hi Mehran,
I am so appreciative of the video and message board descriptions. I surprisingly got the answers correct during this game, although it took me a significant amount of time.
I am still confused on one detail. When I initially set up the game, rules 1 and 2 made perfect sense. However, I hesitated after noting the conditional language and changed my set up half way through, to an "unless/until" conditional with the "until" preceding the N and then negating the S. I got lost when I realized that my instincts on the game set up were conflicted, I gave up on that change to my set up, went back to my old set up and answered the questions correctly. I watched the game setup to check my work, and I noted that the conditional statements with "until" in the first two rules weren't part of the set up (as I initially assumed).
I'm wondering what key detail I am missing that would direct me away from conditional language being employed in those first 2 rules :) As we all know we have milliseconds to spare during the game set up.
