Pre-Thinking (Predicting the Gap)

Definition

Pre-Thinking (Predicting the Gap) in plain English

Use Pre-Thinking (Predicting the Gap) on Strengthen, Weaken, Explain/Paradox, or Plan questions. Name the conclusion and the missing bridge (or rival cause) in one sentence, then hunt that shape in the menu. Reading every choice first invites a polished wrong story that never touches the gap. Do not force Pre-Thinking onto Assumption, Evaluate, Boldface, or Main Point , those have their own named moves.

Practice Pre-Thinking (Predicting the Gap)

Which of the following is a relevant difference that weakens this analogy?

Related GMAT terms

• Deconstructing the Core
• Extreme Word Elimination
• Negation Technique (Negation Test)
• Role Map (Boldface)
• Variance Testing
• Composite Number
• Conjunction
• Discriminant