Free GMAT Prep Hour: Three Key Questions for Critical Reasoning

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  • Опубліковано 24 гру 2024

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  • @brendapham1325
    @brendapham1325 2 роки тому +1

    The three questions you put together to approach CR may be one of my new favorite techniques. I’m going to try this now!

  • @rg6340
    @rg6340 2 роки тому

    Wow! No words to describe how educative this one session is for understanding the big picture and the nuts and bolts of the Assumption family!

  • @ashishs3545
    @ashishs3545 4 роки тому +2

    thanks Arnold sir for your videos it has really improved my CR for the past few months . I got v34 in my exam , but my q was not good giving my exam tomorrow again . Please keep making your videos it really helps a lot .Thank u so much sir .

    • @manhattanprepgmat6791
      @manhattanprepgmat6791  4 роки тому

      So glad you're liking Reed's videos! Best of luck with your test! 🙂

  • @joshakh
    @joshakh 4 роки тому

    For the last question, can we consider all the "fill in the blanks" as Strengtheners .. the answer is gonna strengthen the argument starting from "Nevertheless " ...

    • @reedarnold5468
      @reedarnold5468 4 роки тому +1

      Hi there, Akhil. Many people would say 'yes, fill in the blank questions are strengtheners,' for the reason you suggest: we are going to strengthen the author's belief, that s/he mentions after the 'nevertheless.' However, I've started to think that--since the author doesn't actually give a 'premise' for that argument--what we're really doing is weakening the argument the author DISAGREES with (which does have a premise). By *weakening* that argument, we *strengthen* the author's belief. But since the author in this question (and in many questions like it) doesn't justify their belief with any premises, I find it helpful consider the argument the author disagrees with, lay out its premise(s) and conclusion, and weaken the assumption there.

    • @joshakh
      @joshakh 4 роки тому

      @@reedarnold5468 Thanks ! got it