PrepTest 73, Logical Reasoning 2, Question 6
Summary
The content provides an in-depth analysis of how to approach evaluate questions on the GRE, focusing on identifying assumptions within an argument by dissecting its components.
- Evaluate questions are a mix between strengthen and weaken questions, asking to find information that could impact the argument's validity.
- To analyze an argument, break it down into its conclusion and evidence, identifying any assumptions that imply a net benefit.
- The correct answer choice will provide information that directly affects the argument's assumptions, either strengthening or weakening it.
- Example provided illustrates dissecting an argument about a new drug's recommendation, highlighting the importance of considering additional factors like cost and efficacy in combination with other drugs.
- The process of elimination is used to find the answer that best addresses the argument's assumptions.
Chapters
00:00
Understanding Evaluate Questions
00:38
Dissecting the Argument
02:08
Analyzing Answer Choices
04:26
Identifying the Correct Answer
