PrepTest 73, Logical Reasoning 1, Question 16
Summary
The content provides an in-depth analysis of a method of reasoning question, focusing on understanding an argument's structure by identifying its conclusion and evidence, and applying this understanding to select the correct answer choice.
- Method of reasoning questions require describing how an argument is constructed, including its conclusion and evidence.
- The conclusion is identified by the keyword 'thus', indicating a suggestion for change in how architectural awards are awarded.
- Evidence is presented through comparisons between current practices in awarding the Pritzker Prize and the collaborative nature of architectural work, likening it to award practices in the film industry.
- The correct answer choice (A) is identified through its accurate depiction of the argument's reliance on comparisons between fields to suggest a change in award practices.
- Other answer choices are systematically eliminated by pinpointing inaccuracies in their representation of the argument's conclusion or evidence.
Chapters
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Understanding Method of Reasoning Questions
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Identifying the Conclusion and Evidence
01:24
Analyzing and Selecting the Correct Answer
