Are you saying 'Many' can't include the average... If average is the median, I feel like Many could include average. Do I need to go back over that lesson?
Can Evaluate questions be seen as another form of Point at Issue questions? I have noticed that even though they are not EXACTLY the same, they both attack the main argument behind both points of views. Of course, that would be if the Premise is a two sided Premise of two people's points of view.
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Here and elsewhere I find the "show question" button doesn't work.
is it correct to think of these as neutral W/S questions?
#help
This question is ranked easy I had to re read it like 2 times on the quick view before watching the video
Wouldn't this be a PAI Question - subset of it being a non causal reasoning - Analogy?
Could this not be considered a necessary assumption or sufficient assumption question?
When I quick viewed the question to try and solve it before the video, it had me sweating a little bit tbh. Anyone else get confused on this?
I appreciate how JY refers to the Mytheco executive as a she as an opposed to a he. Pretty cool. :)
I have taken a couple practice tests and don't recall ever seeing a question similar to this. Are these common?
Are you saying 'Many' can't include the average... If average is the median, I feel like Many could include average. Do I need to go back over that lesson?
Can Evaluate questions be seen as another form of Point at Issue questions? I have noticed that even though they are not EXACTLY the same, they both attack the main argument behind both points of views. Of course, that would be if the Premise is a two sided Premise of two people's points of view.