1
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Term
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Definition
2
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Main Point
A
Seeks to primary answer.
3
Q
Reality Inference
A
Passage suggests.
4
Q
Reality Inference
A
Following most likely to be true.
5
Q
Belief Inference
A
Most likely agree.
6
Q
Continuation
A
Most likely continue the passage.
7
Q
Interpret a Term
A
Closest to the meaning of the phrase.
8
Q
Interpret a Term
A
Means to suggest.
9
Q
Passage Answers
A
Concerned with answering … following questions.
10
Q
Main Point
A
Main point.
11
Q
Main Point
A
Main purpose.
12
Q
Main Point
A
Primary purpose.
13
Q
Main Point
A
Title of the passage.
14
Q
Structure
A
Organization.
15
Q
Structure
A
Structure of the passage.
16
Q
Tone
A
Tone.
17
Q
Tone
A
Attitude.
18
Q
Tone
A
Feelings.
19
Q
Tone
A
Stance.
20
Q
Function
A
Function.
21
Q
Function
A
Role.
22
Q
Function
A
Purpose of.
23
Q
function
A
Primarily serves to.
24
Q
Function
A
Primarily in order to.
25
Function
Why does the author mention.
26
Reality Inference
Inference.
27
Reality Inference
Infer.
28
Reality Inference
Inferred.
29
Reality Inference
Supports which of the following.
30
Belief Inference
Hold which of the following views.
31
Belief Inference
Most likely assent to.
32
Belief Inference
Inferred ... author believes.
33
Belief Inference
Most likely regard.
34
Belief Inference
Passage suggests ... were skeptical.
35
Belief Inference
Most likely to reject.
36
Belief Inference
Most closely parallels.
37
Analogy
Most analogous.
38
Analogy
Situations most similar to.
39
Analogy
Most appropriately added to the end of the passage.
40
Continuation
Uses the term [x] ... to refer to.
41
Interpret a Term
Meaning of the phrase.
42
Interpret a Term
Most likely means, use the term [x].
43
Interpret a Term
Primarily in order to refer to.
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Interpret a Term
Seeks to primary answer.
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