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12 Jan 2004, 00:14
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Hi,
I am consistently having problems with RC question types that ask for an implied or inference answer. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to tackle this problem type?
I am consistently having problems with RC question types that ask for an implied or inference answer. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to tackle this problem type?
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24 Jan 2004, 04:55
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[quote="gmatanh"]Hi,
I am consistently having problems with RC question types that ask for an implied or inference answer. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to tackle this problem type?[/quote]
I have had difficulties too in this area. they are tricky because sometimes the passage will make a subtle commment towards the end of the passage and one of the answer choices will include something that is stated earlier in the passage. However you have to be careful because hat is stated in the passage is DIFFERENT than what is inferred. basically how I have best understand these kind of questions is to look for one that the author may agree with or support and make it sure it was NOT explicitly stated in the passage. anyone pls comment or if disagree with me.
I am consistently having problems with RC question types that ask for an implied or inference answer. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to tackle this problem type?[/quote]
I have had difficulties too in this area. they are tricky because sometimes the passage will make a subtle commment towards the end of the passage and one of the answer choices will include something that is stated earlier in the passage. However you have to be careful because hat is stated in the passage is DIFFERENT than what is inferred. basically how I have best understand these kind of questions is to look for one that the author may agree with or support and make it sure it was NOT explicitly stated in the passage. anyone pls comment or if disagree with me.
12 Jun 2010, 06:49
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refer Mh. guides
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