ANSWERS|LATEST 2025/2026|GUARANTEED
Levels of certainty (ALL,SOME,MOST) - ANSWER ranked by quantity
SOME- at least 1 could mean 100%
MOST- more than half to 100%, can mean all
ALL- every, 100%
Formal Logic conditional statements include? - ANSWER - a sufficient term, "trigger" of
"if" term
sufficient is enough but not necessary. if the sufficient occurs then the necessary condition
must also occur
- a necessary term, "result/requirment" or "then" term
necessary is needed. if the necessary condition does NOT occur the sufficient does NOT occur
either
LR 4 step method - ANSWER 1 - identify the question type
2- untangle stimulus
3- predict answer
4- evaluate answer choices
Conclusion Keywords LR - ANSWER Therefore
Thus
Then
So
Consequently
clearly
, it follows that
consequently
as a result
"evidence" is evidence that "conclusion"
should
ought
will
evidence keywords LR - ANSWER because
since
"evidence" is evidence of "conclusion"
after all
for
common patterns with evidence keywords - ANSWER - "Because/since" evidence,
conclusion
- Conclusion, "because/since/for" evidence
- Conclusion. "After all", evidence.
what are the types of argument based questions - ANSWER -conclusion
-main point
- role of statement
-point at issue
-method of argument
-parallel reasoning
6 types of argumentative conclusions - ANSWER - value judgement- author makes
subjective assessment of value/worth
Levels of certainty (ALL,SOME,MOST) - ANSWER ranked by quantity
SOME- at least 1 could mean 100%
MOST- more than half to 100%, can mean all
ALL- every, 100%
Formal Logic conditional statements include? - ANSWER - a sufficient term, "trigger" of
"if" term
sufficient is enough but not necessary. if the sufficient occurs then the necessary condition
must also occur
- a necessary term, "result/requirment" or "then" term
necessary is needed. if the necessary condition does NOT occur the sufficient does NOT occur
either
LR 4 step method - ANSWER 1 - identify the question type
2- untangle stimulus
3- predict answer
4- evaluate answer choices
Conclusion Keywords LR - ANSWER Therefore
Thus
Then
So
Consequently
clearly
, it follows that
consequently
as a result
"evidence" is evidence that "conclusion"
should
ought
will
evidence keywords LR - ANSWER because
since
"evidence" is evidence of "conclusion"
after all
for
common patterns with evidence keywords - ANSWER - "Because/since" evidence,
conclusion
- Conclusion, "because/since/for" evidence
- Conclusion. "After all", evidence.
what are the types of argument based questions - ANSWER -conclusion
-main point
- role of statement
-point at issue
-method of argument
-parallel reasoning
6 types of argumentative conclusions - ANSWER - value judgement- author makes
subjective assessment of value/worth
