Fuzzy Sets
Decide whether a conclusion about some, most, or all must be true. Then show your understanding visually.
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About this game
Some LSAT questions test your ability to recognize inferences from statements using some, most and all. Fuzzy Sets trains you to see these inferences and builds your conceptual understanding through visuals.
How it works. Each round gives you two premises and a proposed conclusion. Decide whether the conclusion must be true. Then show it on a field of capybaras, seals, or cats. Each of the three boxes stands for one trait, and you move and resize them until both premises are true. If the conclusion doesn't have to be true, make it false on the same board.
Review your run. After five rounds, open any round to see the full argument, your answer, and an explanation of why the conclusion must be true or how it can fail.