<p>How do you pick the answers for the argument questions in short reading....?
I don't know which is the right one, even if I answer them correctly,,,I still don't know how...........
Any advice is appreciated..</p>
<p>Please anyone?
How do you find the right answer to weaken/strengthen the author's claim?</p>
<p>Unfortunately, there is really no concrete answer to your question. You probably know this, but the best approach is to figure out what the author's argument/point is, and then evaluate that question. Sorry, I know that isn't too helpful, I think most peopel have trouble with these questions as they are a bitsubjective.</p>
<p>thank you very much</p>
<p>like what david said, there isn<code>t really an absolute answer to your question. but here</code>s a tip: be the author. think like him/her. how would you respond to those short reading questions?</p>
<p>The section with the the sentence completion, 2 baby readings, the long passage about hmong patients and the double reading is way too long. We would complain -_-.</p>