June 2007, Logical Reasoning 2, Question 7
Summary
The content provides a detailed strategy for tackling pointed issue questions on the GRE, focusing on identifying disagreements between two perspectives.
- Pointed issue questions require identifying a provable disagreement between two viewpoints.
- Analysis of each perspective's stance is crucial, as demonstrated through the discussion between Antonio and Marla on moderation.
- The correct answer is found by closely examining the specific claims made by each person and identifying a clear point of disagreement.
- The example illustrates the process of eliminating answer choices that cannot be conclusively proven to represent a disagreement.
- The strategy emphasizes the importance of understanding the nuances of each perspective to accurately answer pointed issue questions.
Chapters
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Understanding Pointed Issue Questions
00:21
Analyzing Perspectives
01:03
Identifying the Disagreement
