ID the Question Type by keywords Flashcards
1
Q
- Strengthen
- Most helps to + justify/strengthen/support
A
Strengthen
2
Q
- Weaken
- Most undermines the conclusion
A
Weaken
3
Q
- Enable the conclusion to be properly drawn / the conclusion follows logically if
- Justify the conclusion
A
Sufficient Assumption
4
Q
- Counter
- In response to
A
Counter
5
Q
- Cannot be true
- Violate the principle
- Could be true EXCEPT
A
Contradiction
6
Q
- Evaluate the argument
- Most helpful to know / relevant to evaluating
A
Evaluate
7
Q
- Most helps to + explain/resolve/account for
- Discrepancy / Paradox / Surprising result
A
Resolution
8
Q
- Main point
- Main conclusion
A
Conclusion
9
Q
- Must be true / follows logically
- Inference
- Properly inferred / properly be concluded / properly drawn
A
Inference
10
Q
-Most strongly supported/suggests
A
Most Strongly Supported
11
Q
- Completes/Concludes
- A blank at the end of the stimulus
A
Fill-in
12
Q
- Point at issue
- Point of disagreement
- Disagree
- Differing opinions
A
Controversy
13
Q
- Agree on
- Point of Agreement
- Committed to agreeing
A
Agreement
14
Q
- Necessary / depends / required / relies
- Assumes / assumption
- The conclusion does not follow unless
- The argument assumes which one
A
Necessary Assumption
15
Q
- Argument proceeds by
- Describes
- Argumentative Technique / Method of Reasoning / Strategy of Argumentation
- Responds by (in Debates)
A
Method
16
Q
- Role in the argument / Functions in the argument
- Argument Part
- The reference to / the statement that
A
Argument Part
17
Q
- Flaw/flawed
- Most vulnerable to the criticism on the grounds that it
- Questionable technique employed
A
Classic Flaw
18
Q
Most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that it + fails to consider / takes for granted / etc.
A
Loophole Flaw
19
Q
- Principle / propositions
- Most closely conforms
- Illustrate
- Situation / Example
A
Principle Conform
20
Q
- Parallel
- Most similar
- Pattern of reasoning
- Analogy
A
Parallel Reasoning
21
Q
- Parallel
- Flawed/Dubious
- Pattern of reasoning
- Analogy
A
Parallel Flaw
