Boldfaced questions

i think u should better try to solve the questions given in the forum and read the full comments on it. i am tackling the same problem as you. I think the best way is to try to solve the forum questions because in this platform u can get the answers with different analysis.

you may want to check Manhattan Review - critical reasoning strategy guide - pages from 169 - 171.

vikassingh03 wrote:Can someone please letme know where can I get different strategies to tackle boldfaced questions?
I get confused by the terms-judgement,findings,claims etc.

I have gone thru power score CR bible where basic concepts like claims,argments,conclusion,subconclusion and counter premises are given but it doesn't help with boldfaced questions.

Vikas

There are few resources on it in the resource link on this site as well ! do check them out !

vikassingh03 wrote:Can someone please letme know where can I get different strategies to tackle boldfaced questions?
I get confused by the terms-judgement,findings,claims etc.

I have gone thru power score CR bible where basic concepts like claims,argments,conclusion,subconclusion and counter premises are given but it doesn't help with boldfaced questions.

Vikas

I have some categories from my notebook, hope that helps you.

Must be fact: evidence, circumstance, finding, data, observation, information, fact
Must be claim: judgment, conclusion, position, stance, prediction, hypothesis, belief
Either: consideration, explanation, justification, support

You can narrow your choice based on these categories.

Check out Ron's videos from the following location. You may find few strategies there. Good luck.
https://www.manhattangmat.com/thursdays-with-ron.cfm