Mental state v. reality (AC)

(MvRAC)

Answer choices which, rightly or wrongly, accuse the argument of confusing facts, beliefs, knowledge, or intention with one another.

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Mental state v. reality

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Logical reasoning question types

Alternate explanation Analogy (AC) Analogy (LR) Argument part Bad authority Bad authority (AC) Causal chain Causal mechanism Causal reasoning Causal reasoning (AC) Circular reasoning Circular reasoning (AC) Conditional reasoning Confusing sufficiency and necessity Confusing sufficiency and necessity (AC) Correlation Diagram? Directionally wrong Eliminating options Equivocation Equivocation (AC) Evaluate Except (LR) Failed alternate explanation False dichotomy False dichotomy (AC) Fighting the hypothetical Fill in the blank Flaw or descriptive weakening Illusory inconsistency Inference Internal contradiction Internal contradiction (AC) Irrelevant corroboration Kick it up Lack of support v. false conclusion Lack of support v. false conclusion (AC) Link assumption Link assumption (AC) Main conclusion or main point Math Math (AC) Mental state v. reality Mental state v. reality (AC) Method of reasoning or descriptive Miscellaneous (LR) Misdirected response Misdirected response (AC) Most strongly supported Must be false Must be true Necessary assumption Not a flaw Parallel flawed method of reasoning Parallel method of reasoning Part v. whole Part v. whole (AC) Phenomenon-hypothesis (LR) Plausibility Point at issue: agree Point at issue: disagree Principle PSA - find or complete the application PSA - find the rule Quantifier Quantifier (AC) Relative v. absolute Relative v. absolute (AC) Resolve reconcile or explain Rule-application Sampling Sampling (AC) Source attack Source attack (AC) Strengthen Sufficient assumption Time Time (AC) Unwarranted assumption Value judgment Value judgment (AC) Weaken Weighing factors Weighing factors (AC)

Reading comprehension question types

Analogy (RC) Application Art Author’s attitude Author’s perspective Comparative Critique or debate Describe approach Describe organization Describe relationship Except (RC) Humanities Implied Law Logical continuation Main point Meaning in context (of word, phrase, or idea) Miscellaneous (RC) Other’s perspective Phenomenon-hypothesis (RC) Principle or generalization Problem-analysis Purpose in context (of word, phrase, or idea) Purpose of paragraph Purpose of passage Science Single position Spotlight Stated Structure WSE (RC)

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