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AND SO
CONCLUSION
AS A RESULT
CONCLUSION
CLEARLY
CONCLUSION
CONSEQUENTLY
CONCLUSION
DULY
CONCLUSION
EQUALLY
CONCLUSION
FOLLOWS THAT
CONCLUSION
FOR THIS REASON
CONCLUSION
HENCE
CONCLUSION
IT FOLLOWS THAT
CONCLUSION
MUST BE THAT
CONCLUSION
SHOWS THAT
CONCLUSION
SO
CONCLUSION
SUBSEQUENTLY
CONCLUSION
THEN
CONCLUSION
THEREFORE
CONCLUSION
WE MAY INFER
CONCLUSION
AS INDICATED BY
PREMISE
BECAUSE
PREMISE
DUE TO
PREMISE
FOR THE REASON THAT
GIVEN THAT
IN THAT
PREMISE
WE KNOW THIS BY
PREMISE
ACCORDINGLY
ADMITTEDLY
AFTER ALL
CONCLUSION
CONTRA PREMISE
PREMISE 2 OR CONTRA PREMISE
ALL
SUFFICIENT
ANY
SUFFICIENT
EVERY
SUFFICIENT
IF
SUFFICIENT
IN ORDER TO
SUFFICIENT
PEOPLE WHO
SUFFICIENT
WHEN
SUFFICIENT
WHENEVER
SUFFICIENT
EXCEPT
PEOPLE WHO
NECESSARY
SUFFICIENT
- BECAUSE OF
- ONLY / ONLY IF
- REQUIRED
- IN ORDER TO
- CAUSE/EFFECT
- NECESSARY
- NECESSARY
- SUFFICIENT
CORRECT ANSWERS FOR “MUST BE TRUE”
- PARAPHRASED
2. COMBINATION OF TWO OR MORE STIMULUS STATEMENTS
CORRECT ANSWERS FOR “MAIN POINT”
- MUST BE TRUE
2. AND MUST SUMMARIZE AUTHOR’S POINT
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SUFFICIENT AND NECESSARY CONDITION
SUFFICIENT - NECESSARY CONDITION MUST OCCUR
NECESSARY - NOT CERTAIN IF SUFFICIENT WILL OCCUR BUT IS REQUIRED FOR SUFFICIENT CONDITION TO OCCUR
UNIQUE FEATURES OF CONDITIONAL REASONING
- Sufficient condition does not MAKE the necessary condition to occur. It is a SIGN that the necessary condition will occur.
- Either condition can occur first or at the same time
- Relationship does not have to mirror reality.
- Condition does not have to reflect reality.
