June 2007, Logical Reasoning 2, Question 10
Summary
The essence of tackling fill-in-the-blank questions on the GRE involves identifying the type of question and logically deducing the correct answer based on the given information and the specific requirements of the question.
- Identify the type of fill-in-the-blank question by looking for key words, such as 'therefore', which indicates an inference question.
- Analyze the given information carefully to make an informed inference that can be supported by the evidence provided.
- Understand the specifics of the question, such as the need for pictorial support in advertisements, rather than relying exclusively on prose.
- Discern the correct answer by eliminating choices that misunderstand the requirements or misinterpret the given information.
- The correct answer choice will directly align with the logical inference that can be drawn from the provided stimulus.
Chapters
00:00
Understanding Fill-in-the-Blank Questions
00:24
Analyzing the Given Information
01:13
Navigating Through Answer Choices
02:29
Identifying the Correct Answer
