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Logical Arguments

Logical argument questions test your ability to evaluate arguments, identify assumptions, and determine whether conclusions are valid. These are commonly asked in placement tests, CMAT, and verbal reasoning exams.

Fundamental Principles

Argument

A set of statements where premises support a conclusion.

Premise

A statement that provides evidence or support for a conclusion.

Conclusion

The main claim or statement that the argument tries to prove.

Essential Formulation Tips

  • Identify the conclusion first.
  • Understand supporting premises clearly.
  • Check logical consistency.
  • Avoid personal assumptions.

Shortcut Execution Techniques

  • Look for keywords like 'therefore', 'thus', 'because'.
  • Test arguments by weakening or strengthening them.
  • Eliminate extreme or irrelevant options.
  • Focus on cause-effect relationships.

Contextual Inquiries (FAQs)

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