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What a supposition means
Understand contradiction testing while keeping facts separate from assumptions.
GUIDED WALKTHROUGHStep 1 of 4
What a supposition means
Each person has a different drink and snack. These small examples show one idea at a time; some squares will stay empty.
| Drinks | Snacks | ||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tea | Coffee | Juice | Cocoa | Apple | Crackers | Brownie | Pear | ||
| People | Ada | ||||||||
| Ben | |||||||||
| Cy | |||||||||
| Dee | |||||||||
| Snacks | Apple | ||||||||
| Crackers | |||||||||
| Brownie | |||||||||
| Pear | |||||||||
Look here This step✓ Match× Not a match
The clues
- The person with tea brought an apple.
- Ben brought crackers.
STEP 1
Keep the known facts on the grid
Tea goes with the apple. Ben has crackers. Enter only those proven matches.