Cambridge-style questions with full mark schemes — 34 questions across 10 topics.
What is the main conclusion of the argument above?
Identify the main conclusion and one intermediate conclusion in this argument. Explain how the intermediate conclusion functions.
Map the structure of this argument, showing how the reasons lead to the conclusion. Are all the reasons equally relevant to the conclusion?
Which of the following represents the strongest evidence for the claim that "regular exercise improves mental health"?
Identify and explain the flaw in the reasoning about evidence in this argument.
Evaluate the evidence provided for the effectiveness of the medication. In your answer, consider multiple factors that affect the quality and credibility of this evidence.
Which of the following is a necessary assumption of this argument?
Identify two assumptions that this argument relies on and apply the negation test to each.
Identify THREE distinct assumptions this argument makes and explain why each is necessary.
Which of the following is an example of an ad hominem fallacy?
Name and explain the fallacy present in this argument.
Identify THREE distinct flaws in this argument and explain how each weakens the argument's conclusion.
A health food company publishes a study showing that its own product reduces the risk of heart disease by 40%. Which factor MOST undermines the credibility of this claim?
Using the CRAVEN criteria, assess the credibility of Dr Patel's claim.
What is the function of "But research shows students can develop these skills in school without homework"?
Write an extended argument for the following conclusion, incorporating a counter-argument and rebuttal: "Social media platforms should be legally required to verify the age of all users."
Evaluate the analogy used in this argument. Consider both its strengths and any disanalogies.
Evaluate whether the principle supports the conclusion. Are there challenges to how the principle is applied here?
Evaluate the quality of this extended argument. What are its main weaknesses and how could it be improved?
Evaluate the claim: "Examinations are the most reliable way to assess student ability." In your response, present a balanced argument that considers evidence on both sides, identifies key assumptions, and reaches a justified conclusion.
What is the overall evaluation verdict you should reach about this argument?
Evaluate the overall strength of this argument. Consider both its strengths and weaknesses.
What is the most appropriate overall evaluation of this argument?
Which of the following is a valid deductive argument?
Explain why this argument is invalid, even if its premises were true.
What is the most significant weakness in the reasoning structure of this argument?
What flaw does this argument contain?
Which of the following is the best statement of the main assumption of this argument?
Which of the following is an example of a straw man fallacy?
A government minister claims that the new education policy has been a great success. Which factor MOST undermines their credibility?
Which type of evidence is generally considered most reliable in an academic argument?
This argument contains which flaw?
This argument uses which reasoning method?
In an extended argument, what is the primary purpose of acknowledging a counter-argument?