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Chapter 2 of 3 · Section 7 of 9

Sections

1. Five-day study plan

  • 1. Day 1: Map the argument
  • 2. Day 2: Find the assumption
  • 3. Day 3: Test the choices
  • 4. Day 4: Explain a miss
  • 5. Day 5: Add a timer last

2. Prompt bank

  • 6. Explain the gap
  • 7. Try the strongest objection
  • 8. Review a tempting choice

3. Keep the loop useful

  • 9. A final check

Try the strongest objection

Write the strongest fair objection to the argument you can. Then answer your objection using only information the passage gives you or a clearly stated assumption.

Presenter notes

A strong objection makes the reasoning visible even when it does not change the credited answer.

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