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MCAT Verbal Reasoning Attractor Types
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MCAT Verbal Reasoning Attractor Types
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1. Part of answer is dead on - and other part is not supported

2. Take sentence from passage - but reverse its meaning

3. Predicting the future or goes beyond timeframe

4. Language used in choice is much stronger than the language in the passage (none - always - never)

5. Answer brings new ideas that are not discussed in the passage

6. Choice are supported by passage - but not relevant to the question being asked - Between 2 choices - re - read question question stem to avoid

7. Uses vocabulary from passage - but meaning is changed

8. Makes a statement that is true - but not directly supported by the passage

9. Familiar words that are difficult and impossible to understand - Select only if other choices are eliminated

10. That something mentioned and compare it to something that is not; compare to two things mentioned by the author - but comparison is not supported

11. Point of view different than one referred to in the question stem

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