In this Video's examples for question types, there is no brief overview of "Bizarro Questions" and "Argument Completion Questions". Could you provide me with a brief overview of both of those? Especially Bizarro. Thank you.
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Hi, bizzaro questions are questions that have an except or a not. They can be any question types, but some common examples are "must be true except" "strengthen or weaken except/ does not strengthen" or "does not resolve the paradox." They are just like a normal version of that question type, but instead of one correct answer strengthening/weakening/resolving a paradox, four wrong answers will strengthen/weaken/resolve and one correct answer will not.
Argument completion questions are ones that give us an incomplete stimulus and ask us to finish it.
Emil-KunkinMarch 19, 2023
For the record, argument completion questions are quite uncommon, possibly the least common LR question type.
