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2000 Hour Rule By Dr. Rashid Rashidzadeh

August 04, 2018

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Reasoning within the text

The purpose of this article is to help you understand the reasoning within the text questions. These are one of three categories of questions on the critical analysis and reasoning skills. The key feature of these questions is that they ask you to examine the arguments being made by the author. These questions will direct your attention to arguments, claims, conclusions, or pieces of evidence that are presented in the passage. They will ask you to analyze and evaluate the author's argument in some way. There are two major types of these questions. 1. Structural - identify how the author is trying to relate various ideas in the passage. 2. Evaluative - Criticize and consider flaws in author's argument or evidence. Structural questions Q: Which of the following quotes is presented as evidence for the author's position? -identify author's position - find supportive quotes *Sometimes eliminate answer options that don't re...

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