The Rienzi, a passenger ship, sank as a result of a hole in its hull, possibly caused by sabotage. Normally, when a h...
izyatJune 16, 2019
Finding the Answer
In the video explanation, it seemed like only some of the premises were written out, and the logical explanation was explained more by making connections within the text. Is there a way to figure this question out solely by using the premises?
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It seemed like there was no need to diagram this question. That would save a lot of time. Is there a way to spot this while reviewing the question?
shunheJanuary 6, 2020
Hi there,
Generally speaking, if a question is lacking in certain key indicator words (if, only, unless, any, none, some, most, all), then there's a good chance you wont' have to diagram it. It also depends on the question stem. For example, I would diagram principle questions less often than I would diagram parallel reasoning questions, and I would be more likely to diagram a long, complicated question. Hope this helps!
