MA 125 - Reading Assignment 4 - Section 9.1 - Spring 2008
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1. Games that are played by two players who move one at a time are called
games.
2. A is a single choice made by one of the players.
3. A is a diagram showing all possible sequences of moves for a
game.
4. A is a diagram showing only some of the
possible sequences of moves for a game.
5. A is a player’s planned choices of moves throughout a game.
6. An produces the best possible result against the most skillful
opponent.
7. Combining moves that are strategically the same due to the symmetry of the game creates a
diagram called a .
8. True or False: Games can never model real-life situations.
9. A state in which a player can force a win with good play is called a .
10. True or False: Many games have some randomness to them.