I just want to put out my thoughts on this q, so that others could refer to it if they need help. We must first note that this is a necessary assumption question. The process to solve these types of questions first begins with identifying the argument core. The conclusion: Application of crushed lim...

Identify the role of a certain part of an argument. Simply read the stimulus and make note of what is a conclusion, intermediate conclusion, premise, opposing point, or background information. ONCE THIS IS DONE then you go to the answers. Conclusion - A society that wants to ... use public funds. Pr...

Question Type: Weaken Premise: The public’s demand for printed books in the first years after PP many times higher than demand for manuscript copies. Conclusion: This shows that there was an increase in the number of people who learned how to read. Look for assumptions: The increase was not due to a...

Let's keep it simple. Question type: Sufficient Assumption. If Bevex consumed in large quantities ---> unsafe. Human consumes 25 cans per day (a large quantity) ----> unsafe. The conclusion is that it is safe. In order for this to be true it must be true that humans won;t consume 25 cans peer ...

Q Type: NA. The assumption is that they do not regenerate. Answer choice A. The incorrect answers: B.) We aren’t concerned about other methods. C.) This has nothing to do with the core. We don’t care if they are or aren’t. D.) We don’t care where it is particularly suitable. E.) A comparison? The ar...