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Loophole: Types of Answer Choices (Logic Reasoning) Flashcards

1
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Attaches a superlative to a value judgment

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Best Way (Red Flag)

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Most effective

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Best Way (Red Flag)

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Most efficient

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Best Way (Red Flag)

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Least Harmful

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Best Way (Red Flag)

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Least Damaging

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Best Way (Red Flag)

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Identifies something as “important” or uses a keyword

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Important (Red Flag)

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Primary / Primarily

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Foremost

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Crucial

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Critical

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Imperative

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Important (Red Flag)

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Paramount

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Significant

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14
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Pressing

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Vital

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16
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Has nothing to do with anything in the stimulus

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Crazy Nonsense (Red Flag)

17
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Centers on the most extreme part of the group discussed in the stimulus

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Grouped Extremes (Red Flag)

18
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The answer is totally right except for one word or phrase, which ultimately invalidates it

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Almost (Red Flag)

19
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About the opposite of the argument’s conclusion

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Opposite Claim (Red Flag)

20
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This answer is never activated by premises in the stimulus

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Dormant Conditional (Red Flag)

21
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The conclusion is an absolute but the answer compares (vice versa can apply too)

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Comparatives & Absolutes (Red Flag)

22
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More

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Comparatives & Absolutes (Red Flag)

23
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Less

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Comparatives & Absolutes (Red Flag)

24
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Better

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Comparatives & Absolutes (Red Flag)

25
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Worse

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Comparatives & Absolutes (Red Flag)

26
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-Er endings

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Comparatives & Absolutes (Red Flag)

27
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Contain bold language and certainty power players

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Strong Answer (Powerful Answer)

28
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Outlines a directly proportional relationship between two things

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Stepladder (Powerful Answer)

29
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Connects premises to the conclusion or to other premises

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Powerful Conditionals (Powerful Answer)

30
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About the opposite of the group discussed in the stimulus, mostly with just casual stimuli

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Grouped Opposite (Powerful Answer)

31
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Answer with flexible language and Possibility Power Players

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Weak Answer (Provable Answer)

32
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Reads the conditional chain from the stimulus or states a necessary assumption

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Provable Conditionals (Provable Answer)

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