Wiggle Room: questions

    What is a must be true question with rules on the LSAT?
    It's a short paragraph of named things and rules, like who comes before whom, who gets chosen, who's grouped with whom, or which things share a trait (every spicy dish is vegan, no vegan dish is sweet), then a question asking what must be true, must be false, or could be true. People search for these as mini logic games. They're Logical Reasoning questions, and Logical Reasoning is 2 of the 3 scored sections.
    How do you play Wiggle Room?
    Read the rules and the 5 answers, then open the board. Move the jellies into a world that keeps every rule and press Check: every answer that's false in that world falls off. Keep going until 1 answer is left. That one is set, and fewer worlds score more.
    Why knock wrong answers off with worlds?
    A must be true answer can't have exceptions. If a single world keeps every rule and makes an answer false, that answer was never set. Building those worlds on purpose trains you to test answers fast instead of guessing.
    Is Wiggle Room free?
    Yes. It's free and it runs in your browser, on a phone or a laptop. The Daily set is 4 questions, the same for everyone that day.
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