Assumption Questions: Two Detailed Examples - LSAT - GRE - GMAT

How to do assumption questions on the LSAT, GRE and GMAT. Two detailed examples of the best strategies to tackle assumption / assume questions, not just the negation technique, also highlighting the missing link / flawed argument approach.
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[@pavanparvathanenii4471]

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[@unapologeticallyhuman]

He already did. It's very helpful.

[@shritisingh1301]

Great video!!

[@cardiyansane1414]

Your so brilliant!💕I would have chosen D. So …identify the assumption, look for the missing link between the stated and assumed , then match up with the answer choices . Is this accurate??

[@TheTestedTutor]

Yes exactly! Thank you again

[@cardiyansane1414]

@@TheTestedTutor no . Thank YOU 😊. You give me the audacity to even begin to try

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[@urvilkhona733]

sir can you make a video on paradox questions for gmat?

[@roshanibhatta2750]

what does no one in option c mean?

[@namsu8853]

Can someone tell me like in 2E THE TUTOR SAID LAKE dried up but i didn't see anywhere in the passage

[@gayatris448]

It is because the passage mentions "that the lake existed for about half a million years" so after that it will not exist.