Extreme answers are pretty easy to spot. They contain extreme words such as every, all, always, never, etc. Extreme answer choices are popular wrong answer traps in assumption or inference questions because they require the author to assume too much. The correct answer choice is more likely to use moderate words such as some or occasionally, etc.
When you see extreme language in an answer choice, it should raise a red flag.
The following statements are unlikely assumptions:
Every student prefers social studies over math. Economic recessions always lead to political instability. All nocturnal animals are predators.
Try to identify the extreme answer choices in the following in-format examples. After you're done, click on the choices to see our answers.
The argument above assumes which one of the following?
Countinue
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