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Golden Rules of CR - As in OG 11

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by albertrahul » Wed Jun 11, 2008 9:34 pm
I've made list of few rules that OG 11 loves to mention in its reasoning for answer explanations. I noticed that by following these rules answer choices could be reduced to 2 on most of the problems.

Please keep on adding more as and when you feel to :)

1) The assumption must come from what is stated in the argument; it cannot be about material not discussed in the argument at all.

2) A conclusion may be weakened when another explanation as compelling as the original is offered.

3) The information that strengthens the argument will be about the subjects of the argument.

4) To restate the argument, look at the information in the passage.[/b]
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Source: — Critical Reasoning |

by loki.gmat » Wed Jun 11, 2008 10:49 pm
good job dude. :)

Thanks!
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