Manhattan GMAT: Critical Reasoning
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6 terms
Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 Therefore; As a result; Suggests; Indicates; Accordingly; So; Consequently; Thus; Hence; It follows that | Conclusions |
| This law should be enacted.... | Conclusions can also be signaled by their strong tone, often marked by "opinion" words such as should. |
| Since; Due to; As a result of; Because; Given that; As | Premises |
| If she studies several times a week, Melissa can expect to improve her score. | Claims are often forecasting of the future -- i.e. predict the future (look out for will; should ; can be expected to; could result in; are likely to; etc.) |
| The proposal to hire additional dogcatchers in Newtown is a mistake. | Claims are anything that express an opinion or anything cannot be proven. |
| If you have two claims, does X lead to Y? Or, does Y lead to X? | ... |
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