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What to expect

Arts Passages

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  1. Strong opinions
  2. Quotations
  3. Descriptive language
  4. Appeal to authority
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What to expect

Philosophical Passages

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  1. Abstract
  2. Heavy logic
  3. Focus on concepts and the relations between them
  4. Appeal to memory
  5. Draw on common human experience
  6. (Religion - appeal to authority)
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What to expect

Scientific Passages

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  1. Empirical studies

2. Subtle author opinions

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What to expect

History Passage

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  1. Reference to historical events
  2. Quotes from dead people
  3. Reference to empirical studies or theoretical discussions
  4. Appeal to authority
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Question type

Passages that are abundant in details contain

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Detail questions

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Question type

Passages use a new term often contain

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Definition-in-context questions

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Question type

Passages that are heavy in opinion often contain

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Inference questions

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Question type

Passages that contain multiple opinions often contain

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Questions that require distinguishing or classifying different opinions

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Question type

Passages that are heavy on Logic keywords or empirical evidence often contain

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Strengthen-weaken (within the passage) questions

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Question type

Passages hat lack support will often

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Ask for this support through reasoning beyond the text questions

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Types of support

Unsupported Claims

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Assertions that lack evidence. If a claim is controversial and lacks evidence - this claim will be asked about

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Types of support

Logical appeals

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Include formation of the contra positive, analogically reasoning, and elimination of alternative possibilities

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Types of support

Appeals to authority

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References to outside sources, paraphrases, and direct quotations - use of primary & secondary sources

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Types of support

Appeal to the reader

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Includes rhetorical questions, emotional appeals (colorful language), and appeal to memory or imagination

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Types of support

Faulty support

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Includes attacking a person’s character, making generalizations, stereotyping, and refuting straw-man positions. Faulty support is rare but will be tested if it comes up

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Types of Passages

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  1. Arts Passages
  2. Philosophical Passages
  3. Scientific Passages
  4. Historical Passages