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by imskpwr » Mon Jul 31, 2017 8:44 am
Inferences are NOT explicitly mentioned in the passage.
Can an Inference be an answer to a SPECIFIC DETAIL BASED QUESTION?
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Does the answer of a Specific Detail based Question need to be EXPLICIT in the passage?

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by DavidG@VeritasPrep » Tue Aug 01, 2017 6:38 am
imskpwr wrote:Inferences are NOT explicitly mentioned in the passage.
Can an Inference be an answer to a SPECIFIC DETAIL BASED QUESTION?
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Does the answer of a Specific Detail based Question need to be EXPLICIT in the passage?

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Typically a detail question will begin with the phrase "according to the passage" or "according to the author," implying that the detail itself is in the passage. The answer will be a paraphrase of a bit of text from the passage.
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by imskpwr » Tue Aug 01, 2017 9:08 am
DavidG@VeritasPrep wrote:
imskpwr wrote:Inferences are NOT explicitly mentioned in the passage.
Can an Inference be an answer to a SPECIFIC DETAIL BASED QUESTION?
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Does the answer of a Specific Detail based Question need to be EXPLICIT in the passage?

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Typically a detail question will begin with the phrase "according to the passage" or "according to the author," implying that the detail itself is in the passage. The answer will be a paraphrase of a bit of text from the passage.
If both are almost same(one being a subset of another), then what is the logic of having two different types of questions?
Specific Detail Correct answer: Paraphrased( inference) OR explicitly mentioned
Inference Correct answer: ONLY Paraphrased( inference)
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