June 2007, Passage 2, Question 14
Summary
The content focuses on strategies for tackling comparative questions on the GRE, specifically those asking to identify relationships between two passages.
- Comparative questions require understanding the relationship between passages, often before reaching the question itself.
- Passages may ask the same question but use different evidence and reach divergent conclusions.
- Identifying the correct relationship involves dismissing incorrect relationships, which may include misinterpretations of evidence, hypotheses, and conclusions.
- The correct answer choice for comparative questions will accurately reflect the distinct evidence and conclusions presented by each passage.
Chapters
00:01
Understanding Comparative Questions
00:31
Analyzing Passage Relationships
00:58
Selecting the Correct Answer
01:34
Eliminating Incorrect Answers
