Pattern recognition is one of the keys to speedy points on test day; after all, standardized tests like the GMAT are all about patterns.
In CR, one of the most frequently occurring argument patterns is causation.
Any argument that can be summarized to "x caused y", and there are lots of them on the GMAT, fall into this category.
This question's argument can be summarized as:
A phenomenon occurred. I have ruled out 2 possible causes of the phenomenon. Therefore, this third cause
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In CR, one of the most frequently occurring argument patterns is causation.
Any argument that can be summarized to "x caused y", and there are lots of them on the GMAT, fall into this category.
This question's argument can be summarized as:
A phenomenon occurred. I have ruled out 2 possible causes of the phenomenon. Therefore, this third cause
...
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