Must the correct answer choice give a complete description of the reasoning process?
The LR bible seems to imply so.
For example if the stimulus says A, B, C therefore, D
Can the correct answer choice say only B and C therefore D.
Thanks for any input
Confusion about Method of reasoning questions Forum
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Re: Confusion about Method of reasoning questions
Yes, depending on the question. If the question asks for a method the passage uses, then a partial description can be correct. I can remember specific stimuli in which only a single sentence used a metaphor, and TCR was that the author uses a metaphor.
But if the question asks how the author structures the passage, then the answer would have to be holistic.
But if the question asks how the author structures the passage, then the answer would have to be holistic.