Logical reasoning PrepTest 103 · Section 3 · Question 2
Question prompt
Why the credited answer is right
Credited answer: B
The notes below walk through why it fits the stem and how to eliminate the rest.
Argument or Facts
Valid or Flawed
Question Type
Stimulus Summary
Answer Anticipation
Answer choices
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Adenying the relevance of Remaining source text redacted.
Why choice A is not credited
The stimulus does compare the Norse and Inuit, but that’s not an analogy. Since there’s no analogy present in the stimulus, its relevance can’t be denied, and so this answer is incorrect. -
Bproducing evidence that is Remaining source text redacted.
Why choice B matches the stem
This answer is a fancy way of describing a counterexample. The claim being opposed is that the Norse settlements died out because Greenland was too cold for human habitation. The argument produces the evidence of the Inuit, who lived in Greenland at the time and thus prove that it wasn’t too cold for human habitation. Since this answer correctly describes the method of reasoning, it’s the correct answer. -
Cpresenting an alternative explanation Remaining source text redacted.
Why choice C is not credited
There’s no alternative explanation provided for why the Norse settlements disappeared. -
Dciting a general rule Remaining source text redacted.
Why choice D is not credited
The argument brings up a specific example (the Inuit settlers), not a general rule. -
Eredefining a term in Remaining source text redacted.
Why choice E is not credited
There’s no key term that is redefined, so this answer is wrong.
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