June 2007, Logical Reasoning 2, Question 16
Summary
The content provides a detailed strategy for tackling fill-in-the-blank questions on the GRE, specifically those that require identifying a logical conclusion based on the information provided.
- Identify the type of question by looking for key words indicating if you're being asked to fill in a conclusion.
- Inference questions demand finding an answer choice that can be directly supported by the given stimulus.
- Break down the stimulus into digestible chunks to understand the argument's structure and requirements.
- Eliminate answer choices that cannot be supported by the information in the stimulus.
- The correct answer often involves recognizing implicit assumptions or beliefs required for the argument's conclusion.
Chapters
00:00
Understanding Question Types
00:43
Analyzing the Stimulus
01:29
Evaluating Answer Choices
