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... wielders fight Voldemort" What is moststronglysupported?
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... as very clearly distinct from MostStronglySupported questions. In other words, ... for an inference that is supported by the entire stimulus necessary ... rather one that could be supported by just a small ... can be thought of as "most." In addition, we're talking ...
@emli1000 Seems like a classic MSS... a twin of "Which one of the following is moststronglysupported by the statements above, if they are true?" given in the 7sage question stems for MSS.
Agree with @"Dr. Yamata" You learn how to identify the question type quickly by doing a bunch of them in bundles. You can see how many different ways "must be true, moststronglysupported, Ect." are asked.
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First, this is a moststronglysupported question. This does not mean ... the choice that has the most support, which is a ... , the correct answer will most likely be produced by stringing ... that this choice is not stronglysupported.
@c.janson35, thanks man. I have serious trouble with moststronglysupported question and inference questions in RC because I got stuck in 2 or 3 answer choices all the time.
Me too. After the chapter on MostStronglySupported questions, it was like the clouds parted and the sun shone bright upon all the wrong answers. ’Twas a beautiful thing.
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Answer A: This is definitely supported, and it is directly stated ... of ideas that isn't supported. We know that environmentalism is ...
Problem sets are just a set of questions arranged by LR type (e.g. Flaw, necessary assumption, moststronglysupported, etc.) and depending on the course you select, you have access to questions with varying levels of difficulty