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In my opinion you do not necessarily have to use ALL the information that is given to you. The key to answer these questions (at least for me) is to say: "what can I safely infer from the statement?".
I can safely infer B as it is pretty neutral and "weak", everything else is extremely strong and would require an assumption, which is not an inference.
I can safely infer B as it is pretty neutral and "weak", everything else is extremely strong and would require an assumption, which is not an inference.
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bb Sajjad1994 KarishmaB MartyMurray Can you please help in how to effectively differentiate between week choices and choices that are inherently mentioned in the argument.
There are questions, where the options given to the question are just in-direct or passive voice of the info given in the argument, which makes it not the correct choice for selecting. I faced the same issue here while solving this, where option B was too readily conveying the info given in the argument.
Please guide here.
There are questions, where the options given to the question are just in-direct or passive voice of the info given in the argument, which makes it not the correct choice for selecting. I faced the same issue here while solving this, where option B was too readily conveying the info given in the argument.
Please guide here.
