BPA Logical Reasoning EXAM STUDY
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Three Families of Logical Reasoning – ANSWER
1. Implication
2. Characterization
3. Operation
Implication Family - ANSWER -Require you to look for the ___ of an argument
or data using given facts
-Assume stimulus is true; facts must be stated outright or must be true based on
what's known from the stimulus
-Question types are MBT, sMBT or MBF
Operation Family - ANSWER -Requires manipulation of the argument
-Assume answer choices to be true, therefore correct answer will affect stimulus
-Question types are strengthen/weaken, crux, necessary/sufficient assumption,
resolve/explain
Characterization Family - ANSWER -Requires analysis of the argument
,-Describe or ___ what the stimulus is doing: stimulus offers argument, prompt asks
you to pick an answer that accurately describes something about it or mirrors it
-Question types are main point, describe how author of stimulus reaches
conclusion, describe what is wrong with position in stimulus, describe point of
disagreement btwn. multiple speakers
Conclusion - ANSWER Point of an argument; what it is trying to prove
Premises - ANSWER Reasons/support for conclusion
Assumptions - ANSWER Unstated premises that the author implicitly believes
Shift words - ANSWER Words in an argument that introduce new points of view
or a "shift" in fact
But, however, besides, etc.
Conclusion - ANSWER So, thus, hence, therefore, consequently, this shows
Evidence - ANSWER for, after all, because, since (F.A.B.SS)
Author - ANSWER but, yet, however, should, clearly, obvi, probably
Concession - ANSWER although, while, despite, even though
CONDITONALLOGIC - ANSWER Universal, guarantees, requirements
Given: A to B ; X to not Y and Z
,Contrapostivie: Not B to Not A; Not Zero to not X or Y .
Left Side - ANSWER If, when, only, any, each, every all
Right Side - ANSWER only if, only, ensure, guarantees, every all
Biconditional - ANSWER if and only if, then and only then
Neither/Nor - ANSWER Not this and not that
Nested Uness - ANSWER If then A, then B unless C = A + not C to B.
Necessary vs. Suffiecient - ANSWER A flaw that reverse or negates a conditional
Part vs. Whole - ANSWER Revere or negates a conditional
Paryt vs. WHole - ANSWER assumes a trait/property applies to both
Caual - ANSWER too sur e of one possible explanation for something
Unproven v. Proven False - ANSWER no evidence/bad argument for X not X
false
Sampling Flaw - ANSWER The sample is biased, too small, or unrepresentative
, Ad Hominem - ANSWER A flaw that dismisses a view because the source is
biased hyproctricial
Inappropriate Appeal - ANSWER A flaw that involves emotion, opinion, and a
dubious expert
False Choice - ANSWER A flaw that that creates two like the only 2 and/or
assumes exclusivity
Intent vs. Result: - ANSWER Acts like all consequences are intended.
Equivocation - ANSWER A word or concept that is used in two very different
ways
Circular Reasoning: - ANSWER A premise that restates or assumes the
ocnlcusion
Self Contradiction - ANSWER Two of author's claims butt heads
At least one is. - ANSWER some, can, may, might, possible, could
At least one isn't - ANSWER not all, not required, not sufficient
At least a handful - ANSWER many, often, commonly,
More than 50% - ANSWER most, typically, usually, generally, tends to, likely,
probably, feel fairly to be, almost all, nearly all
GUIDE 2026/2027 COMPLETE QUESTIONS
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100% GUARANTEED PASS
<NEWEST VERSION>
Three Families of Logical Reasoning – ANSWER
1. Implication
2. Characterization
3. Operation
Implication Family - ANSWER -Require you to look for the ___ of an argument
or data using given facts
-Assume stimulus is true; facts must be stated outright or must be true based on
what's known from the stimulus
-Question types are MBT, sMBT or MBF
Operation Family - ANSWER -Requires manipulation of the argument
-Assume answer choices to be true, therefore correct answer will affect stimulus
-Question types are strengthen/weaken, crux, necessary/sufficient assumption,
resolve/explain
Characterization Family - ANSWER -Requires analysis of the argument
,-Describe or ___ what the stimulus is doing: stimulus offers argument, prompt asks
you to pick an answer that accurately describes something about it or mirrors it
-Question types are main point, describe how author of stimulus reaches
conclusion, describe what is wrong with position in stimulus, describe point of
disagreement btwn. multiple speakers
Conclusion - ANSWER Point of an argument; what it is trying to prove
Premises - ANSWER Reasons/support for conclusion
Assumptions - ANSWER Unstated premises that the author implicitly believes
Shift words - ANSWER Words in an argument that introduce new points of view
or a "shift" in fact
But, however, besides, etc.
Conclusion - ANSWER So, thus, hence, therefore, consequently, this shows
Evidence - ANSWER for, after all, because, since (F.A.B.SS)
Author - ANSWER but, yet, however, should, clearly, obvi, probably
Concession - ANSWER although, while, despite, even though
CONDITONALLOGIC - ANSWER Universal, guarantees, requirements
Given: A to B ; X to not Y and Z
,Contrapostivie: Not B to Not A; Not Zero to not X or Y .
Left Side - ANSWER If, when, only, any, each, every all
Right Side - ANSWER only if, only, ensure, guarantees, every all
Biconditional - ANSWER if and only if, then and only then
Neither/Nor - ANSWER Not this and not that
Nested Uness - ANSWER If then A, then B unless C = A + not C to B.
Necessary vs. Suffiecient - ANSWER A flaw that reverse or negates a conditional
Part vs. Whole - ANSWER Revere or negates a conditional
Paryt vs. WHole - ANSWER assumes a trait/property applies to both
Caual - ANSWER too sur e of one possible explanation for something
Unproven v. Proven False - ANSWER no evidence/bad argument for X not X
false
Sampling Flaw - ANSWER The sample is biased, too small, or unrepresentative
, Ad Hominem - ANSWER A flaw that dismisses a view because the source is
biased hyproctricial
Inappropriate Appeal - ANSWER A flaw that involves emotion, opinion, and a
dubious expert
False Choice - ANSWER A flaw that that creates two like the only 2 and/or
assumes exclusivity
Intent vs. Result: - ANSWER Acts like all consequences are intended.
Equivocation - ANSWER A word or concept that is used in two very different
ways
Circular Reasoning: - ANSWER A premise that restates or assumes the
ocnlcusion
Self Contradiction - ANSWER Two of author's claims butt heads
At least one is. - ANSWER some, can, may, might, possible, could
At least one isn't - ANSWER not all, not required, not sufficient
At least a handful - ANSWER many, often, commonly,
More than 50% - ANSWER most, typically, usually, generally, tends to, likely,
probably, feel fairly to be, almost all, nearly all
