[level-6] q1: valuable tempo clue

docs/challenge-questions/level-6-question-1.yml

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+stacks:
+  - r: 4
+  - y: 2
+  - g: 2
+  - b: 2
+  - p: 5
+players:
+  - cards:
+      - type: x
+      - type: x
+      - type: b3
+        clue: 3
+        retouched: true
+      - type: g3
+        clue: 3
+        retouched: true
+  - clueGiver: true
+    cards:
+      - type: x
+      - type: x
+      - type: x
+      - type: x
+  - cards:
+      - type: x
+      - type: x
+      - type: x
+      - type: b5

docs/challenge-questions/level-6.mdx

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+---
+title: Level 6 Challenge Questions
+---
+
+import Question1 from "./level-6-question-1.yml";
+
+import Tabs from "@theme/Tabs";
+import TabItem from "@theme/TabItem";
+
+These questions are for [level 6](../level-6.mdx) strategies.
+
+## Question 1
+
+<Tabs
+  defaultValue="question1"
+  values={[
+    {label: 'Question', value: 'question1'},
+    {label: 'Solution', value: 'solution1'},
+  ]}>
+<TabItem value="question1">
+
+- Alice has two clued, but otherwise unknown cards in her hand: a blue card in slot 3 and a green card in slot 4.
+- Bob clues 3 to Alice which touches the two clued cards in slots 3 and 4.
+- One of the blue 4 is in the discard pile. The other blue 4 is yet to be drawn from the remaining available cards.
+- What is the meaning of the clue?
+- What is the focus of the clue?
+
+</TabItem>
+<TabItem value="solution1">
+
+- Since Alice cards were already "gotten" when Bob clued, this must be a _Tempo Clue_.
+- The clue gets exactly two new cards to become playable within the next turn.
+- As the last remaining blue 4 is not accounted for, it is not currently possible for a _Prompt_ to get the blue card played at this time.
+- As a result, even though it does not meet the _[Minimum Clue Value Principle](beginner/minimum-clue-value-principle)_ it is still considered to be "valuable".
+- As a _Tempo Clue_, the focus of the clue is the leftmost, blue 3 card.
+
+</TabItem>
+</Tabs>
+
+<Question1 />

docs/level-6.mdx

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 - On the other hand, things are a little different when Alice gives a really complicated clue that Bob should _technically_ be able to figure out, but doesn't. In this case, Bob shares a little of the blame. **But it is mostly Alice that is at fault**.
 - Part of being good at Hanabi is recognizing when you should **not** try to do the most-optimal clue for the turn, because it would be confusing for your teammates. Clue clarity is really important and you should prioritize it! In the post-game review, you can always say: "On turn X, I considered this more-efficient clue, but it did not seem very clear. So I did this other, more-clear clue instead. What do you guys think?" That gives everyone a chance to discuss the theoretical move together and find out if it really was the best move, without introducing a huge chance of failure into the actual game.
 - **Don't give confusing clues.** If you do decide to give a confusing clue, and it doesn't work out, then **you are at fault**. This principle is more important than all other principles.
+
+## Challenge Questions
+
+If you are new to level 6, see if you can complete [these challenge questions](challenge-questions/level-6.mdx).