The lessons are structured to go over each question type, but are you asking for a set of flashcards that look at which question stem is which question type? Or a list of all the question types. If the latter, the lessons are effectively that list.
I would also focus on understanding what makes a question type that question, it's much easier to remember that necessary assumptions are just asking us what the author must believe than to try to memorize question stems and look for keywords.
RickyArjonaon October 4 at 05:24PM
Hi Emil, so what Savannah was trying to say is that in the Logical Reasoning section there are flashcards to sections Identifying the Question and for True and False. The first flashcard for Identifying Question Type says
Which one of the following principles provides the most appropriate completion for the argument?
and that's it, click on the card and it shows the answer but im assuming what Savannah and now I am trying to say is where are the questions or readings to be able to answer that question then see which one is correct.
Emil-Kunkinon October 7 at 04:03PM
Those flash cards are to help you identify question types from the question stem alone, there is no question to answer. Their sole purpose is to help you Id what kind of question you're answering from just the question. Personally I'm not a huge fan of them since I'm a big advocate of learning by doing, but they can be a useful way too see how the roughly 20 types of questions can be phrased.
