@KhushyMandania They'll show up in lots of question types. See this PSA question for reference of another question type where it occurs. Often, the stimulus tag will refer to the type of gap found in the invalid argument. Lots of question types are flawed! https://7sage.com/question/PT101.S3.Q20
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Are all these "LR logic tags" a type of flaw? Like would they show up only in flaw questions or can they also show up in others?
@KhushyMandania They'll show up in lots of question types. See this PSA question for reference of another question type where it occurs. Often, the stimulus tag will refer to the type of gap found in the invalid argument. Lots of question types are flawed! https://7sage.com/question/PT101.S3.Q20
"But the cold, robot logic part of you should shut that nonsense down." lol