Conclusion Questions

Question 1

Conclusion Questions ask you to do what?

Answer 1

Find what’s already on the page

Question 2

True or False:

In Conclusion Questions, the argument has a conclusion and your job is to locate it?

Answer 2

True

Question 3

True or False:

Conclusion Questions are made up of the conclusion and facts

Answer 3

False:

It’s composed of the argument, which is the premises and background information.

Question 4

True or False:

Conclusion Questions are made up of statements of fact, objective expressions of information and details about the situation?

Answer 4

True

Question 5

Note #1

Answer 5

The correct answer will express an opinion that combines one or more ideas presented in the argument. Typically, the opinion will repeat words/phrases that appeared in the premise.

Question 6

Common Types of Wrong Conclusion Answers #1

Answer 6

Introduces New Information

Question 7

Common Types of Wrong Conclusion Answers #2

Answer 7

Restates Premise

Question 8

Common Types of Wrong Conclusion Answers #3

Answer 8

Inaccurately Summarizes the Conclusion

Basically, adds more information, changes the scope of the conclusion, or changes the effect of the conclusion by using words like “always” or “never.”

Question 9

Note #2

Answer 9

Add “therefore,” before an answer choice and it’ll help you find the right answer.

Question 10

Note #3

Answer 10

Premises are facts and conclusions are opinions, your job is to find the conclusion and it will be coined as a some sort of point of view, solution proposal, explanation or prediction.