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28 Feb 2021, 07:03
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Hi All,
Could anyone please tell me what is the difference between Premise vs Stimulus vs Argument?
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Kunal
Could anyone please tell me what is the difference between Premise vs Stimulus vs Argument?
Looking forward.
Thanks
Kunal
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06 Mar 2021, 01:35
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GMAT CRITICAL REASONING PRACTICE QUESTION:
The nutritionists’ argument assumes which of the following?
Burger Land, a nationwide fast-food chain, recently announced a special promotion dramatically reducing the price of its most popular burger, the Big and Beefy. This development has provoked a strong response by the nation’s nutritionists. Citing the extremely high levels of cholesterol in the Big and Beefy, they predict that the price reduction will have a negative impact on the health of our citizens.
Here, "The nutritionists’ argument assumes which of the following? is the question stem, and "Burger Land, a nationwide fast-food chain, recently announced a special promotion dramatically reducing the price of its most popular burger, the Big and Beefy. This development has provoked a strong response by the nation’s nutritionists. Citing the extremely high levels of cholesterol in the Big and Beefy, they predict that the price reduction will have a negative impact on the health of our citizens." is the stimulus.
what-s-the-purpose-of-the-premise-conclusion-245484.html#:~:text=Welcome%20to%20GMATClub,to%20come%20to%20that%20conclusion.
The nutritionists’ argument assumes which of the following?
Burger Land, a nationwide fast-food chain, recently announced a special promotion dramatically reducing the price of its most popular burger, the Big and Beefy. This development has provoked a strong response by the nation’s nutritionists. Citing the extremely high levels of cholesterol in the Big and Beefy, they predict that the price reduction will have a negative impact on the health of our citizens.
Here, "The nutritionists’ argument assumes which of the following? is the question stem, and "Burger Land, a nationwide fast-food chain, recently announced a special promotion dramatically reducing the price of its most popular burger, the Big and Beefy. This development has provoked a strong response by the nation’s nutritionists. Citing the extremely high levels of cholesterol in the Big and Beefy, they predict that the price reduction will have a negative impact on the health of our citizens." is the stimulus.
what-s-the-purpose-of-the-premise-conclusion-245484.html#:~:text=Welcome%20to%20GMATClub,to%20come%20to%20that%20conclusion.
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