Watson–Glaser guide

Watson–Glaser practice

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    Inference5 questions

    How to answer: Inference

    Treat the passage as true. Judge how well it supports the proposed inference. True or False requires confidence beyond reasonable doubt; Probably True or Probably False means the evidence favours that judgment. Choose Insufficient Data when you cannot make a supported judgment either way. Ordinary everyday knowledge may help, but do not invent missing facts.

    Answer meanings
    1. True:
    The information establishes the statement beyond reasonable doubt.
    2. Probably True:
    The statement is more likely true than false, but is not established.
    3. Insufficient Data:
    There is not enough information to judge which is more likely.
    4. Probably False:
    The statement is more likely false than true, but is not disproved.
    5. False:
    The statement contradicts, or is ruled out by, the information.

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