June 2007, Passage 3, Question 19
Summary
The essence of tackling inference questions on the GRE involves a meticulous process of elimination and research within the passage to substantiate one of the answer choices definitively.
- Inference questions require identifying sufficient information in the passage to prove an answer choice conclusively.
- The correct answer is not explicitly stated in the passage, but there is enough information to validate it.
- Extreme language in answer choices should be approached with caution as they demand substantial evidence.
- The process involves eliminating each answer choice by closely examining the passage for evidence supporting or refuting them.
- Answer choice B is correct because it closely rephrases information provided in the passage about the distribution of web documents.
Chapters
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Understanding Inference Questions
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Approach to Answer Choices
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Identifying the Correct Answer
