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MCAT Verbal Reasoning Attractor Types
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logic-and-reasoning
Instructions:
Answer 15 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. Specific to Strengthen/Weaken. Choice is too wishy- washy to affect author's argument
Right answer/wrong question
Not strong enough
Opposite/negations
Superlatives
2. Language used in choice is much stronger than the language in the passage (none - always - never)
Wrong point of view
Absolutes
Word out of context
Not the issue
3. Point of view different than one referred to in the question stem
Wrong point of view
Outside knowledge
Half right/half wrong
No such comparison
4. Choice are supported by passage - but not relevant to the question being asked - Between 2 choices - re - read question question stem to avoid
Too broad/too narrow
Outside knowledge
Not strong enough
Right answer/wrong question
5. Answer brings new ideas that are not discussed in the passage
Right answer/wrong question
Not the issue
Outside knowledge
Half right/half wrong
6. Words like - first - last - best - worst (anything - est) that aren't supported in the passage
Superlatives
Opposite/negations
No such comparison
Not strong enough
7. Predicting the future or goes beyond timeframe
Outside knowledge
Crystal ball
Absolutes
Opposite/negations
8. Uses vocabulary from passage - but meaning is changed
Not the issue
Word out of context
Not strong enough
Judgements and recommendations
9. That something mentioned and compare it to something that is not; compare to two things mentioned by the author - but comparison is not supported
Crystal ball
No such comparison
Outside knowledge
Superlatives
10. Take sentence from passage - but reverse its meaning
Superlatives
Outside knowledge
Too broad/too narrow
Opposite/negations
11. Passes judgement - but passage is neutral in tone - or interpret author's state of mind in a way not supported by the passage
Not strong enough
Too broad/too narrow
Word out of context
Judgements and recommendations
12. Part of answer is dead on - and other part is not supported
Half right/half wrong
Superlatives
Not strong enough
Wrong point of view
13. Too narrow is specific to general questions: contains only part of author's major claim Additionally - can over generalize - Use Goldilock's approach
Half right/half wrong
Wrong point of view
Absolutes
Too broad/too narrow
14. Familiar words that are difficult and impossible to understand - Select only if other choices are eliminated
Not strong enough
No such comparison
Garbled language
Superlatives
15. Makes a statement that is true - but not directly supported by the passage
Outside knowledge
Wrong point of view
Opposite/negations
Judgements and recommendations
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