... 2) Primary Purpose of the author/ Primary purpose of a ... lines in the passage 4) Inference & Most Strongly supported. ... this manner b/c the Inference/MSS questions are usually ... question specifically asks about the author's viewpoint, whereas the answer ...
... gotten the viewpoints of the author, some economists, and some ... These are generally the MSS/inference curvebrearker questions. For me, ... editorializations as indications of the author's tone as part of ... lot of times the hard inference or MSS questions pull ...
... how the opinions of the author of a reading comprehension does ... difference between understanding "Why the author wrote the passage?" and "Why ...
... I immediately eliminated AC's that only mention one ... the effect of the author's main complaint about an ... art critic's view. The first paragraph ... the subtlety of the author's viewpoint-- that the art ... picture. I know it's very intuitive for many. ...
... . Sometimes I struggle with the author's belief type question type in ... asking you to take the author's argument and apply it in ... answers are more conservative. It's almost like we should interpret ... right answer feels like it's not really adding anything new ...
... you to do the temperature inference described in (P1). This ... data about dinosaurs that the author presupposes. Keep this answer ... to weaken the inference made by the author. This leaves ( ... stimulus, rather than attacking the author's reasoning. It also seems ...
... new strategy today: separate inference from MP/Author's attitude questions. Or do ... inference questions first. My trouble is ... free you up to read inference questions closely?
... question 26 asks about the author's attitude. When I reach these ... me as true of the author's attitude. Right off the bat ... also wrong because the "new perspective" it is referring to is ... to show that the new perspective is wrong.
... own words:
- MP/Author's opinion (which is really just ... /MP)
- AA (for author attitude, I'll always write ... start with the Main Point, Author's attitude, author's opinion questions first. I ... of the MP to answer inference questions (which are the ...
... own words:
- MP/Author's opinion (which is really just ... /MP)
- AA (for author attitude, I'll always write ... start with the Main Point, Author's attitude, author's opinion questions first. I ... of the MP to answer inference questions (which are the ...
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My perspective is that of someone who's improved relatively little ... don't understand what the author is saying, as long as ... it's usually possible to imagine in your head what the author ... tip you off about the author's opinion of the things discussed ...
... are asking about the author's general attitude in the ... most generally describes the author's attitude should give you ... especially interested in hearing others' perspective on this tip. ... most consistent with the author's word choices and positions ...
... my RC confidence answering the inference, weaken, strengthen questions.
... can impact eliminating incorrect AC's fast. Having a personal ... give a sense of the Author's attitude/opinion/tone on ... shot on previously taken RC's - please never practice new ...
... for questions that aren't "Inference Questions." You may, for ... RC, obsess over what's very correct in that ... to fixate on what's right and completely ignore ... understand the author's tone and what the author is using the ... on one thing that's not the MC, thus ...
Mike Kim's RC technique is also much ... it will require an inference). It's may also be ... relative to what the author is trying to convey ... s not the goal. The goal is understanding why the author ... rather than details). It's helpful to go through ...
@BenjaminSF's point on recognizing why you' ... as a whole, identifying the author's tone, anticipating and actually reflecting ... fresh and thus more productive perspective on the last few answer ...
... understand that it is the AUTHOR that is using what the ... in direct support of the AUTHOR's claim of causation which lies ... interprets that history (consider the perspective of E.H. Carr). AUTHOR here is using such methodology ...
... with inferring an author's position, especially where the inference comes from structure ... infer why an author wrote something yet there's no explicit line ...
... that when they ask for author viewpoint or opinion on something ... certain questions. In sum, there's are a lot of little ... that I often miss the inference (author would most likely agree with ...
... I often miss the inference (author would most likely ... to answer your question. Author'sinference questions: I make sure ...
Next, if these author'sinference questions constantly give you a ... rather miss all the author'sinference questions and come out ...
author perspective, other people'sperspective, and major pivots ... in perspective (or things ... like a concession an otherwise argumentative author ...