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15 Question Types II

Match Type w/ Argument Rule

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1. Must Be True/ Conclusion/ Inference Are usually not preceded by arguments. Stimuli that present only sets of facts are typically followed by one of these four question types.
2. Strengthen/ Premise/ Assumption Are almost alway preceded by arguments.
3. Weaken/ Undermine Are almost alway preceded by arguments.
4. Method of Reason Are always preceded by arguments.
5. Parallel Reasoning Are almost alway preceded by arguments.
6. Resolve/ Explain Are usually not preceded by arguments. Stimuli that present only sets of facts are typically followed by one of these four question types.
7. Main Point Are almost alway preceded by arguments.
8. Role/ Function Are always preceded by arguments.
9. Information Useful for the Purpose of Evaluation Are always preceded by arguments.
10. Cannot Be True/Must Be False Are usually not preceded by arguments. Stimuli that present only sets of facts are typically followed by one of these four question types.
11. Point at Issue Are almost alway preceded by arguments.
12. Point of Agreement Are almost alway preceded by arguments.
13. Illustration Are usually not preceded by arguments. Stimuli that present only sets of facts are typically followed by one of these four question types.
14. Misinterpretation Are almost alway preceded by arguments.
15. Arguments Evaluation Are always preceded by arguments.
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