Typical Questions
- "What was surprising about …?"
- "According to the text, what is true about ...?"
How to Approach
- Trace a hypothesis, contrast, or causal claim in an informational paragraph.
- Requires chaining two‑plus sentences: observation → explanation → conclusion.
- Distractors sound plausible but break the chain at one link.
Typical Trap & Quick Fix
- Picking a detail from only one part of the text
- Build a two-column chart: Idea A → Result B → Summary C
Signal Clues
- also, in contrast, similarly, moreover, another reason, overall, argues, claims, criticizes, highlights, points out