If you can identify an argument
and assess its strengths, you may come up with a right answer
after reading the stem.
When you finish reading the stimulus
and the stem and you have analyzed everything using the techniques
above, you can usually come up with a pre-phrase of the right
answer before even getting to the answer choices. Coming up with
the right pre-phrase of the answer is only half of the battle,
however. From the five answer choices, you have to pick the answer
that most closely resembles the your pre-phrased answer. The
potential answers are difficult to read and contain traps. If
you have a general idea of the answer going into the answer choices,
you are in a good position to correctly identify the answer.
Test takers should not be discouraged
if they cannot come up with a pre-phrase. Some questions are
difficult and an immediate answer will not jump out at you.
w F. Get an idea of the right answer
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