Red Flags

Question 1

Best way

Answer 1

Best way literally uses the words “best way“ or a best keyword

Keywords: most effective, most efficient, least harmful, least damaging

Only choose when stimulus is literally about the best way to do some thing

Loophole: super value judgment

Question 2

Important

Answer 2

Important identifies something as “important“ or an important keyword

Keyword: primary, Primarily, foremost, crucial, critical, imperative, paramount, significant, pressing, vital 

Question 3

Crazy nonsense

Answer 3

Crazy nonsense has nothing to do with anything in the stimulus

Question 4

Group extreme

Answer 4

A group extreme centers on the most extreme part of the group discussed in the stimulus

Question 5

Alllllmost

Answer 5

An Alllllmost is still to the right except for one word or phrase that is off the rails wrong

Similar to half and half

Question 6

Opposite claim

Answer 6

And apposite claim is about a full set of arguments conclusion

Only choose and weaken or counter question

Question 7

Dormant conditionals

Answer 7

Dormant conditional is never activated by premises in the stimulus 

Question 8

Comparative and absolutes

Answer 8

A comparative states a relative relationship between two things (like seeing X is more than Y)

Comparative keywords: more, less, better, worse, ER endings

An absolute attaches an adjective to a thing (like saying X is great. No mention of Y)