Implicit Match

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Last updated: 8/16/2025

Typical Questions

  • "Based on the texts, how would the author of Text 1 most likely respond to the discussion in Text 2?"
  • "Based on the texts, if Researcher A and B were aware of the findings of both experiments, they would most likely agree with which statement?"

How to Approach

  • Combine ideas to find shared message
  • Agreement arises only through logic, theme, or implication
  • Must understand each author's logic and goal, not just words

Typical Trap and Quick Fix

  • Choosing an idea that only appears in one passage
  • Ask: "What big idea is true in both, even if it’s only implied?"

Signal Clues

  • implies, together, emphasize

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