PrepTest 73, Logical Reasoning 2, Question 4
Summary
The essence of tackling method of reasoning questions on the GRE involves understanding the argument's structure, identifying its conclusion and evidence, and evaluating the reasoning technique employed.
- Method of reasoning questions require a description of how an argument is constructed and the technique used to support its conclusion.
- Identifying the argument's conclusion and evidence is crucial; the conclusion often hinges on understanding the initial premise.
- Arguments may employ analogies to draw parallels between seemingly disparate scenarios, illustrating a point or undermining an opposing view.
- Evaluating answer choices demands careful consideration to accurately reflect the argument's method, avoiding traps set by similar terminology or misleading phrasings.
Chapters
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Understanding Method of Reasoning Questions
00:15
Identifying the Argument's Structure
01:26
Evaluating Answer Choices
