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13 Cards in this Set
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Must Be True |
identify answer choice that is best proven
Family 1: stimulus accepted, answers under suspicion |
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Main Point |
find primary conclusion
Family 1: stimulus accepted, answers under suspicion |
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Point at Issue/Agreement |
two speaker stimuli, identify key point
Family 1: stimulus accepted, answers under suspicion |
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Assumption |
identify the assumption within the argument
Family 2: answers accepted, stimulus under suspicion |
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Justify |
supply information which proves the conclusion
Family 2: answers accepted, stimulus under suspicion |
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Strengthen/Support |
identify the answer which supports or strengthens the argument
Family 2: answers accepted, stimulus under suspicion |
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Resolve the Paradox |
identify answer that resolves the situation
Family 2: answers accepted, stimulus under suspicion |
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Weaken |
identify answer that attacks or undermines the argument
Family 3: answers accepted, stimulus under suspicion, negative |
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Method of Reasoning |
abstractly describe the argument
Family 1: stimulus accepted, answers under suspicion |
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Flawed Reasoning |
abstractly describe the error in reasoning
Family 1: stimulus accepted, answers under suspicion |
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Parallel Reasoning/Flaw |
identify answer with similar structure as the stimulus
Family 1: stimulus accepted, answers under suspicion |
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Evaluate the Argument |
identify answer which allows logical validity to be determined
Family 2 & 3 |
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Can't Be True |
identify answer choice that can't be true from the info
Family 4: stimulus accepted, answers disagree with it |
