PrepTest 73, Logical Reasoning 2, Question 7
Summary
The essence of tackling principle identify questions on the GRE involves matching the reasoning in a given argument to a generic abstract rule among the answer choices. This process requires a deep analysis of the argument's structure, assumptions, and conclusions.
- Principle identify questions ask test-takers to match the argument's reasoning to an abstract rule in the answer choices.
- Analyzing the argument involves identifying its conclusion, the evidence provided, and underlying assumptions.
- The correct principle often contrasts characteristics of two examples to highlight what a successful instance embodies.
- The principle that a civic building should encourage social cohesion and make the city more alive, as exemplified by the art museum, is the correct answer for the given question.
Chapters
00:00
Understanding Principle Identify Questions
00:22
Breaking Down the Argument
02:08
Analyzing Answer Choices
03:05
Identifying the Correct Principle
