Now that you may identify
arguments and are able to identify logical flaws, you may assess
an argument's strength and validity.
More than simply "putting it in
your own words," you need to evaluate an argument's persuasiveness.
Actively read the stimulus. Always evaluate the argument and
check for assumptions as you are reading the passage. Virtually
every passage you read has some form of logical flaw. When you
read the essay, make sure to be actively seeking those flaws.
Read the stimulus with a specific purpose of finding assumptions
and errors in logic.
w F. Get an idea of the right answer
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