Critical Reasoning: Assumptions, Strengthen, Weaken

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Strengthen answers bridge the gap between premise and conclusion; weaken answers break that bridge.

Extreme language in options is often wrong unless the argument is equally extreme.

Paraphrase the argument in one line before touching options to avoid seductive distractors.

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