June 2007, Logical Reasoning 1, Question 18
Summary
The content provides a detailed explanation on how to approach inference questions on the GRE, using a specific question related to global warming and scientific skepticism as an example.
- Inference questions require analyzing given facts to prove an answer choice.
- The example question discusses the scientific process, the value of overthrowing conventional wisdom, skepticism about global warming, and the rarity of evidence against global warming.
- The correct answer choice (B) is identified through a process of elimination, focusing on what can be proven with the given facts.
- The explanation emphasizes understanding the scope of the information provided and avoiding assumptions beyond those facts.
- It highlights the importance of closely reading answer choices and using logical reasoning to identify the most supportable answer.
Chapters
00:02
Understanding Inference Questions
00:16
Analyzing the Facts
00:50
Process of Elimination
01:00
Identifying the Correct Answer
