Alabama Paradox C= n(n- 1)/2 Population Percent Increase Adam's Method Apportionment Standard Divisor LCM Jefferson's Method Majority Preference Lower Quota Modified Divisor Irrelevant Alternatives New States paradox Plurality Upper Quota Borda Count Hamilton's Method Standard Quota Head- to- head Monotonicity Flaws straw vote Alabama Paradox C= n(n- 1)/2 Population Percent Increase Adam's Method Apportionment Standard Divisor LCM Jefferson's Method Majority Preference Lower Quota Modified Divisor Irrelevant Alternatives New States paradox Plurality Upper Quota Borda Count Hamilton's Method Standard Quota Head- to- head Monotonicity Flaws straw vote
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
N-Alabama Paradox
I-C=
n(n-1)/2
B-Population
O-Percent Increase
G-Adam's Method
O-Apportionment
B-Standard Divisor
G-LCM
O-Jefferson's Method
I-Majority
B-Preference
N-Lower Quota
G-Modified Divisor
O-Irrelevant Alternatives
I-New States paradox
G-Plurality
I-Upper Quota
G-Borda Count
B-Hamilton's Method
N-Standard Quota
N-Head-to-head
B-Monotonicity
O-Flaws
I-straw vote