Learn essential strategies for tackling GMAT Critical Reasoning assumption questions in this 24-minute video lesson. Master the systematic approach to identifying assumptions in arguments through detailed explanations of question logistics, strategic best practices, and recognition techniques. Explore different types of arguments including analogies, representation, data interpretation, causality, and recommendations, while learning to apply the powerful negation test method. Follow a comprehensive checklist that guides through the process from identifying task indicators to eliminating wrong answer choices. Gain practical insights into time management, note-taking strategies, and common pitfalls to avoid when handling this less frequent but crucial question type that makes up approximately 10 questions in the 36-question Verbal section.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
Critical Reasonings
Argumentation Equation
Common Argument Assumptions
Identify an Assumption Tasks
Negation Test for Assumptions
Technical Quantities
Identify an Assumption Task Checklist
Introduction
Critical Reasonings
Argumentation Equation
Common Argument Assumptions
Identify an Assumption Tasks
Negation Test for Assumptions
Technical Quantities
Identify an Assumption Task Checklist
Taught by
AnalystPrep
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