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Social Science
23 decks
Analyzing Cause and Effect in Social Science Passages
Analyzing Social Science Passages
Content of Social Science Passages
Main Idea of Social Science Passages
Recognizing Details of Social Science Passages
Understanding Context-Dependent Vocabulary and Phrasing in Social Science Passages
Tone, Structure, and Purpose of Social Science Passages
Authorial Tone and Attitude in Social Science Passages
Organization and Structure in Social Science Passages
Purpose in Social Science Passages
Effects of New Information in Social Science Passages
Other Effects of New Information in Social Science Passages
Strengthen or Weaken Argument in Social Science Passages
Extrapolating from Social Science Passages
Making Inferences in Social Science Passages
Can't Be True in Social Science Passages
Inferences About Authorial Opinions and Beliefs in Social Science Passages
Inferences About Passage Content in Social Science Passages
Inferences About the Opinions and Beliefs of Other People in Social Science Passages
Must Be True in Social Science Passages
Parallel Reasoning and Analogous Cases in Social Science Passages
Analogous Cases in Social Science Passages
Parallel Reasoning in Social Science Passages
Humanities
22 decks
Analyzing Humanities Passages
Content of Humanities Passages
Main Idea of Humanities Passages
Recognizing Details of Humanities Passages
Understanding Context-Dependent Vocabulary and Phrasing in Humanities Passages
Tone, Structure, and Purpose of Humanities Passages
Authorial Tone and Attitude in Humanities Passages
Organization and Structure in Humanities Passages
Purpose in Humanities Passages
Effects of New Information in Humanities Passages
Other Effects of New Information in Humanities Passages
Strengthen or Weaken Argument in Humanities Passages
Extrapolating from Humanities Passages
Making Inferences in Humanities Passages
Can't Be True in Humanities Passages
Inferences About Authorial Opinions and Beliefs in Humanities Passages
Inferences About Passage Content in Humanities Passages
Inferences About the Opinions and Beliefs of Other People in Humanities Passages
Must Be True in Humanities Passages
Parallel Reasoning and Analogous Cases in Humanities Passages
Analogous Cases in Humanities Passages
Parallel Reasoning in Humanities Passages
Law
22 decks
Analyzing Law Passages
Content of Law Passages
Main Idea of Law Passages
Recognizing Details of Law Passages
Understanding Context-Dependent Vocabulary and Phrasing in Law Passages
Tone, Structure, and Purpose of Law Passages
Authorial Tone and Attitude in Law Passages
Organization and Structure in Law Passages
Purpose in Law Passages
Effects of New Information in Law Passages
Other Effects of New Information in Law Passages
Strengthen or Weaken Argument in Law Passages
Extrapolating from Law Passages
Making Inferences in Law Passages
Can't Be True in Law Passages
Inferences About Authorial Opinions and Beliefs in Law Passages
Inferences About Passage Content in Law Passages
Inferences About the Opinions and Beliefs of Other People in Law Passages
Must Be True in Law Passages
Parallel Reasoning and Analogous Cases in Law Passages
Analogous Cases in Law Passages
Parallel Reasoning in Law Passages
Science
19 decks
Analyzing Science Passages
Content of Science Passages
Main Idea of Science Passages
Recognizing Details of Science Passages
Understanding Context-Dependent Vocabulary and Phrasing in Science Passages
Tone, Structure, and Purpose of Science Passages
Authorial Tone and Attitude in Science Passages
Organization and Structure in Science Passages
Purpose in Science Passages
Effects of New Information in Science Passages
Other Effects of New Information in Science Passages
Strengthen or Weaken Argument in Science Passages
Extrapolating from Science Passages
Making Inferences in Science Passages
Can't Be True in Science Passages
Inferences About Authorial Opinions and Beliefs in Science Passages
Inferences About Passage Content in Science Passages
Inferences About the Opinions and Beliefs of Other People in Science Passages
Must Be True in Science Passages
Comparative Reading
14 decks
Analyzing Comparative Reading Passages
Content of Comparative Reading Passages
Main Idea of Comparative Reading Passages
Understanding Context-Dependent Vocabulary and Phrasing in Comparative Reading Passages
Comparing Passages
Agreement Between Authors
Common Elements of Two Passages
Differences Between Passages
Effects of New Information in Comparative Reading Passages
Other Effects of New Information in Comparative Reading Passages
Extrapolating from Comparative Reading Passages
Parallel Reasoning and Analogous Cases in Comparative Reading Passages
Analogous Cases in Comparative Reading Passages
Parallel Reasoning in Comparative Reading Passages
Linear Games
8 decks
Four- & Five-Variable
Solving four- and five-variable logic games
Sequencing
Determining sequence in linear games
Three-Variable
Solving three-variable logic games
Two-Variable
Solving two-variable logic games
Assumption
4 decks
Necessary Assumption
Determining which answer is an assumption on which the argument depends
Sufficient Assumption
Determining which answer is an assumption which justifies the conclusion of the argument
Inference
4 decks
Cannot Be True
Determining which answer cannot be true based on the information given
Must Be True
Determining which answer must be true based on the information given
Flaw
1 decks
Determining the flaw in the argument
Grouping Games
1 decks
Solving grouping games
Main Point / Main Conclusion
1 decks
Determining which answer most accurately expresses the main idea of the argument
Method of Reasoning
1 decks
Determine the method of reasoning used in the argument
Parallel Reasoning
1 decks
Determining which answer uses parallel reasoning to the argument provided
Point at Issue
1 decks
Determining which answer best expresses the point at issue
Resolve the Paradox
1 decks
Determining which answer most helps to resolve the paradox
Strengthen/Support
1 decks
Determining which answer most strengthens the argument
Weaken/Undermine
1 decks
Determining which answer most weakens the argument
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