umg wrote:
Do you like to point out the assumptions? Do you like to home in on logical flaws like a detective and analyze precisely how arguments could be made better, or worse? Then GMAT Critical Reasoning is for you. So start dissecting op-ed pieces and cutting the contestants on television debates down to size. When you see your GMAT score, you'll be glad youdid!
Which of the following can be most properly inferred from the passage above?
A. Mastering the Critical Reasoning question type will ensure
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