SAT Reading & Writing: Expression of Ideas + Standard English Conventions
An author argues that all citizens should have access to free healthcare, citing the constitutions of several European countries as examples. However, they fail to address the potential economic costs of such a system. What is a potential flaw in the author's reasoning?
What is 'word choice' in the context of stylistic elements?
Which technique is most useful for understanding how two authors' arguments agree or disagree on a topic?
Which of the following best describes a 'claim' in the context of argument construction?
An author claims that a new policy will significantly reduce crime rates, presenting statistics from a similar policy implemented in another city. However, the author doesn't acknowledge that the two cities have very different demographics and economic conditions. What is the most significant weakness in the argument?
Two historians write about the causes of World War I. Historian A argues that economic factors were the primary driver, while Historian B emphasizes the role of nationalism. What is the most significant difference in their approaches?
Which of the following scenarios best exemplifies rhetorical synthesis?
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In the sentence, 'Because of increased carbon emissions, global temperatures are rising,' what component of an argument does 'increased carbon emissions' represent?
A study shows that students who study in groups perform better on exams. An author concludes that group study is essential for academic success. What type of reasoning is the author using?
An author describes a politician as a 'seasoned leader' rather than an 'old politician.' What stylistic element is primarily at play here?