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Hi Experts,
I have tough time distinguishing Must be True Vs Inference Vs Main Point/Conclusion Questions
I have been following Powerscore CR Bible for CR , which states Must be true and inference as one and treats conclusion/Main Point questions different.
I get confused how to go around these different question types.
So far I have observed that main difference between must be true and conclusion type questions is ,must be true answer choice can be ruled out as incorrect if it doesn't capture the entire essence of the stimulus.
Now the real bone of contention is "New" information or out of stimulus information.
For must be true its said correct answer choice should not contain new information outside the scope of stimulus and the same should hold for other two types of questions(inference and mail point)
But i have noticed some questions where a fair deal of outside information ,although logical, is part of correct answer choice.
Kindly help me on how to go around these different question types.
Thanks
I have tough time distinguishing Must be True Vs Inference Vs Main Point/Conclusion Questions
I have been following Powerscore CR Bible for CR , which states Must be true and inference as one and treats conclusion/Main Point questions different.
I get confused how to go around these different question types.
So far I have observed that main difference between must be true and conclusion type questions is ,must be true answer choice can be ruled out as incorrect if it doesn't capture the entire essence of the stimulus.
Now the real bone of contention is "New" information or out of stimulus information.
For must be true its said correct answer choice should not contain new information outside the scope of stimulus and the same should hold for other two types of questions(inference and mail point)
But i have noticed some questions where a fair deal of outside information ,although logical, is part of correct answer choice.
Kindly help me on how to go around these different question types.
Thanks
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07 Sep 2015, 03:21
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I have similar doubts, waiting for an expert's reply.
07 Sep 2015, 03:43
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Must be true / inference and conclusion actually are the same thing
Main idea is what the stimulus/passage conveys as whole
this file is really helpful - see the attachment
Main idea is what the stimulus/passage conveys as whole
this file is really helpful - see the attachment
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