@DhyanSharma Yes, do not worry about the time just yet, focus on understanding the question. The more you digest the text and understand what is being asked, the better you will become at answering future questions with a limited time given to you. Think of it as math problems. A new topic will be hard to understand at first, but if you give it many hours of practicing the same topic/question, the faster you will solve it! Similar game, different context. Lock in, you got this.

@EricPreneta Good question, that is why he made a Spectrum of Support wich explains the how much assumption is reasonable eneough for us to conclude the strength of an argument. Sure, some of the assumptions might not be clear if they are true or false (such as the tiger example). That is why its in the middle (Not the best nor the worst assumption). For something to be certaintly true, it has to be absolute. Such as, we only have one sun. There is no doubt about. Everyone would agree with you. Therefore, it is 100% true.

Remember guys, this is not a physics class explaining what torts are!

If you feel like a dumby because you do not understand this, dont worry you are not alone. WHAT IS THIS LOGIC!!! LOL