Powerful-Provable Keywords

Powerful Question types

SW SCCER

Strengthen, weaken, SA, counter, contradiction, evaluate, resolution

Powerful answer keywords

all, every, none, never, only, required, every time, always, must, cannot

Provable answer keywords

could, usually, can, possible, (at least) some, not necessarily, (at least) one, possibly, tend to, sometimes, not all, may, varies, does not depend on

Powerful questions

Need powerful answers (conceptual power trumps linguistic power, but both is good)

Never eliminate an answer for a powerful question because the answer is “too big” or “not necessarily true.” Powerful answers are big/powerful. They are also not going to be provable. You want to look for such answers

Provable Questions

Need provable answers (conceptual provability tops linguistic provability, but both is good)

Never eliminate an answer choice for provable questions because it’s “too simple” or “too easy.” Provable answers are simple and easy. The stimulus should be able to easily prove the answer

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