dSAT Practice Test 1, Reading and Writing Question 9: Answer Explanation
A Comprehensive Guide to Mastering dSAT Evaluating Arguments: Correlation Questions
In this article, I provide an in-depth explanation of Question 9 from the Reading and Writing section of Official dSAT Practice Test 1, which can be found in the College Board Bluebook app. This is an Evaluating Arguments: Correlation Question, a rare but potentially tricky subtype of Evaluating Arguments Question.
In this article, you'll find:
A clear introduction to Evaluating Arguments Questions, with an emphasis on understanding and utilizing their inherent logical structure.
An explanation of how to recognize and approach negative hypotheses in Evaluating Arguments: Correlation Questions, a potentially challenging variation.
A custom-designed example question that provides a practical demonstration of how to apply the tactics for solving this complex question type.
A detailed walk-through and analysis of a real Evaluating Arguments: Correlation Question—Question 9 from the Reading and Writing section of official dSAT Practice Test 1.
Although less common, this question subtype can be particularly troublesome to the uninitiated. Without an understanding of its underlying structure, you may find yourself struggling on test day. Thus, before we delve into the explanation of Practice Test 1, R & W Question 9, I’ll introduce the tactics for this question subtype and walk you through a custom-designed example question. Here we go!
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