I understand it in a practical sense to mean for every question ask these two things:
1. Descriptively accurate? - whatever the answer choice is claiming that the argument is doing must be accurate
2. Describing the flaw? - is what the argument is doing in question 1 actually the flaw
Some choices will be descriptively accurate but will fail question number 2 and that will not be the flaw.
There is a list of 19 commonly used flaws somewhere in the curriculum that is helpful to reference for these question types as well. Hope this helps!
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It's jonesthad09@jonesthad09172.com
What's your email? I can share my google docs on Flaw questions with you.
Thank you a lot !
I understand it in a practical sense to mean for every question ask these two things:
1. Descriptively accurate? - whatever the answer choice is claiming that the argument is doing must be accurate
2. Describing the flaw? - is what the argument is doing in question 1 actually the flaw
Some choices will be descriptively accurate but will fail question number 2 and that will not be the flaw.
There is a list of 19 commonly used flaws somewhere in the curriculum that is helpful to reference for these question types as well. Hope this helps!