Here's how you can analyze a similar reading question and get this question type correct!
"¢ Count the Evidence. How many components are there to the premise? The correct answer will always have the same number of pieces of evidence as the original argument.
"¢ Look for Keywords. Words like "might," "could," "must," etc. in the argument set up a relationship between the evidence and conclusion that should be mirrored in the correct answer.
"¢ Identify the Conclusion. What type of conclusion is in the argument? Is the author recommending something, making a prediction, giving a counterargument, etc.? Just as with the evidence, the correct conclusion will mimic the logic of the argument in the paragraph.
