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Practice Module 01

Logical Reasoning Foundations

Build a dependable framework for identifying argument parts, assumptions, conditional relationships and the exact task posed by each question.

Argument anatomy

Conclusion and premises

Identify what the author claims and the evidence offered in support.

Reasoning gap

Assumptions

Find the unstated connection required for the argument to work.

Formal logic

Conditional reasoning

Translate if-then relationships accurately and use the contrapositive when valid.

What to master

  • Conclusion indicators and premise indicators.
  • Subsidiary conclusions and background information.
  • Necessary and sufficient conditions.
  • Contrapositives and invalid reversals.
  • Question-stem recognition.

BoardQBank strategy

1

Read the question stem carefully and name the task.

2

Paraphrase the conclusion in plain language.

3

Identify the evidence and describe the gap.

4

Predict the kind of answer needed before evaluating choices.

Practice focus

  • Main-conclusion questions.
  • Role-of-statement questions.
  • Basic assumption questions.
  • Conditional inference questions.

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