Difficulty: Medium
Average Score: 69%
Watch a kid with a new video game. The last thing kids do is read the manual. Instead, they pick up the controller and start mashing buttons to see what happens. This isn't a random process; it's the essence of the scientific method. Through trial and error, players build a model of the underlying game based on empirical evidence collected through play. As the players refine this model, they begin to master the game world. It's a rapid cycle of hypothesis, experiment, and analysis. And it's a fundamentally different method of problem-solving than the linear, read-the-manual-first approach of their parents.

The primary purpose of the passage is to

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