DR025 pairs Small Road (c3,r2) Entry (Big Road col 3 row 2 vs reference col 1 row 1-2) with Plain-English Modality (Jargon-Free Narrative): learners verify Active cell (c3,r2) inspects reference cells (c1,r2) and (c1,r1), master Rule 2 Continuing-Column Check with two-column lookback m=2, and eliminate using lookback m=1 instead of m=2 when plotting small road solid dots.
DR025 drill board (BBPPBPPPBBPPBBBPTPBBPP): 10 Big Road columns, 18 Big Eye Boy, 16 Small Road, and 15 Cockroach Pig marks.
This bead is at Row 3. Column 3 stopped at Row 1, more than one row above → red (=).
Common table reading watchout: Thinking "no bead at this row" means blue. It is blue only when Column 3 stopped exactly one row above this bead.
Column 3 has 1 bead. Column 1 has 2 beads. Different depth → blue (≠).
Common table reading watchout: Comparing the wrong columns. Compare Column 3, the one that just finished, with Column 1.
Column 4 has 3 beads. Column 1 has 2 beads. Different depth → blue (≠).
Common table reading watchout: Comparing the wrong columns. Compare Column 4, the one that just finished, with Column 1.
Big Road col 3 row 2 vs reference col 1 row 1-2
Rule 2 Continuing-Column Check with two-column lookback m=2
Active cell (c3,r2) inspects reference cells (c1,r2) and (c1,r1)
Using lookback m=1 instead of m=2 when plotting Small Road solid dots
Trace two columns left from Column 3 to Column 1 before assigning red or blue by stating the lookback comparison in everyday words using describeMark()
Through stating the lookback comparison in everyday words using describeMark() in DR025, Small Road (c3,r2) Entry demonstrates Active cell (c3,r2) inspects reference cells (c1,r2) and (c1,r1) across 10 Big Road columns and 18 derived comparisons.
During DR025 practice (GMU PLAIN-ENGLISH · WALKTHROUGH), This bead is at Row 3. Column 3 stopped at Row 1, more than one row above → red (=). Pairing 16 Small Road and 15 Cockroach Pig entries with Big Road col 3 row 2 vs reference col 1 row 1-2 resolves How do you explain this mark in one clear sentence to a table neighbor?
| DR025 Drill Dimension | Coordinate / Rule | GMU Modality Action |
|---|---|---|
| DR025 Matrix Coordinate | Big Road col 3 row 2 vs reference col 1 row 1-2 | Plain-English Modality (Jargon-Free Narrative) |
| DR025 Rule & Depth | Rule 2 Continuing-Column Check with two-column lookback m=2 | Active cell (c3,r2) inspects reference cells (c1,r2) and (c1,r1) |
| DR025 Diagnostic Target | Using lookback m=1 instead of m=2 when plotting Small Road solid dots | Trace two columns left from Column 3 to Column 1 before assigning red or blue |
Further along the DR025 scoreboard (10 columns), Column 3 has 1 bead. Column 1 has 2 beads. Different depth → blue (≠). Answering "How do you explain this mark in one clear sentence to a table neighbor?" cements Rule 2 Continuing-Column Check with two-column lookback m=2.
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Test any shoe sequence and inspect Rule 1 and Rule 2 derived road marks.
Review the 5-road architecture from Bead Plate and Big Road to Cockroach Pig.
Practice companion coordinate lookups, depth comparisons, and rule checks.
Practice companion coordinate lookups, depth comparisons, and rule checks.