Verbal Flashcards

1
Q

(2) conclusions or arguments (find relation)

A

Use “therefore” to relate them and choose ultimate conclusion

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2
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Whearas parallelism structure

A

Whearas X, Y

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3
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“ing” after independent clause

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“ing” needs to describe the subject of the ind clause

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4
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As a means ______

A

As a means “to” or “of”. Different meanings

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5
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Myth in RC

A

Look for misconception/commonly mistaken

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6
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“Such” in SC

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Needs “as” for “such as”.

Can be separated by a modifier

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7
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Assumption in CR

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What does the author must believe is true

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8
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What final check after selecting the right answer in SC?

A

Read one more time in context of sentence

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9
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“That” leading a sentence - is synonymous with:

A

The fact that

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10
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Using “for” as a conjunction can mean:

A

Because or since

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11
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An adverb or adjective placement differ from the original sentence

A

How does it affect the meaning?

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12
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Goal to v. of

A

Goal of

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13
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Enable a family to be able to (spot error)

A

Redundant

Don’t need enable and able to

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14
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With/without or v. nor

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Can’t do nor

Or is ok

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15
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RC specific detail. What must the correct answer have in relation to the passage?

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It must be undeniable true based on information from the passage

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16
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SC comparing two pronouns, one singular, one plural

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Check sentence for if there are multiple cases of nouns/subjects that are plural v singular

17
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“Except” problem in RC/CR

A

Write on page: “Eliminate True”

18
Q

“Traditionally”

A

An existing pattern that typically holds now

Likely will be contested

19
Q

Can’t decide between 2 conclusions

A

Use “therefore” test

20
Q

“,which” (Or other relative pronoun) modifies what?

A

Modifies the noun immediately before the comma

21
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An adjective/adverb that is out of position relative to the main sentence

A

How does this change the meaning?

22
Q

If two conflicting arguments are present (approach)

A

Check question stem for which is being assessed

23
Q

Eval CR - 2 conclusions/conditions

A

Link both conclusions to the answer statement (painting example)

24
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“Do not” v “Cannot”

A

do not - isn’t restricted

Cannot - no option

25
A plan outlined in a CR problem stem
Put yourself at the helm! Write out the steps
26
A decimal raised to an exponent (simplify)
change the decimal to a fraction if possible
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RC - Primary purpose (language)
Compare neutral v. opinionated language
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"Visible by people" v. "Visible to people" (choose one)
"Visible to people"
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SC - not only x, y (approach)
Closed modifier. Everything inside must be parallel
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CR - Weaken or Strengthen approach
Write out what answer type you want to eliminate and what to select
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SC - Between x & y v. between x or y
Between x & y
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RC - "it might seem"
Author will disagree with statement
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CR - Boldface approach
ID conclusion then ID bolface
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SC - "where"
Must describe a physical location
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CR - "conclude"
Precedes conclusion
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CR - "since"
Precedes premise
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CR answer choice repeats premise (str/wkn)
Does not str/wkn statement