PrepTest 73, Passage 4, Question 27
Summary
The content focuses on dissecting a comparative question related to two passages, guiding through the process of elimination to identify the correct answer based on differences in approach between the passages.
- Comparative questions require a comparison of specific components of each passage.
- The correct answer is identified through a process of elimination, highlighting that passage A presents a general view without details, while passage B outlines an argument without full endorsement.
- The 'does not necessarily endorse' part of the answer choice is crucial, stemming from the author's use of distancing language in passage B.
- Other answer choices are systematically eliminated based on their incompatibility with the passages' content and stance.
- The passages are on similar subjects but differ significantly in their presentation and argumentation.
Chapters
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Understanding Comparative Questions
00:24
Identifying the Correct Answer
01:34
Process of Elimination
