Rashed12
When I solve critical reasoning, in most cases I become confused on two answer choices out of five answer choices. Out of the two answer choices, most of the time I pick wrong answer choice; the other one is correct. How can I improve my accuracy from this situation? Kindly advise me so that I can get rid of the problem.
Hi
Rashed12, Although not an expert on the topic, I will try to explain my way of handling this situation. As you may already know the questions of CR may be from 3 question families namely
Prove(Find reasoning/flaw in reasoning etc),
Help(strengthen, Assumption, Resolve the Paradox) and
Hurt (weaken). Its good to categorize the CR problems into its subtype as each problem type has a specific way to solve.
For example:
The correct answer to an
Assumption question is generally something which is:
Within the scope of the argument
Absolutely necessary for the argument to exist (i.e) if the correct answer is reversed the argument fails
The correct answer to a
Strengthen/Weaken Question is generally:
Something outside the scope of the argument
Uses extreme language
And clearly weakens/strengthens the argument
Moreover, I am referring to
Ron's Videos to understand CR more deeply. Also, have shared below a set of CR notes I am referring to(somebody has collated these from Ron Purewal's videos only). These resources are pretty good and should really help you to progress further in your CR journey.
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File comment: Refer to page 16 and ahead for exact notes from Ron's classes. Initial 15 pages contain general notes about CR topics
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