PrepTest 73, Logical Reasoning 2, Question 11
Summary
Understanding and identifying the conclusion in GRE argument questions is crucial for selecting the correct answer.
- Conclusion questions require locating the argument's conclusion, which may be a direct quote or a plausible rephrasing.
- Breaking the argument into its component parts is essential to identify the conclusion.
- The conclusion often begins in the middle of the argument, necessitating analysis of preceding statements to understand its context.
- Evidence supporting the conclusion may include analogies or examples that parallel the argument's logic.
- The correct answer choice will comprehensively represent all parts of the original conclusion.
Chapters
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Identifying Conclusion Questions
00:18
Analyzing the Argument Structure
01:38
Evaluating Answer Choices
