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Evaluating competing interpretations

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Understand each item before testing yourself. Choose honestly whether it already feels familiar or needs practice.

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One reading is that…; another is that…

Example

One reading is that the director’s silence signalled consent; another is that she was withholding judgement until the figures arrived.

Vocabulary in this set

Compare sophisticated interpretations against wording, context, and explanatory power before reaching a proportionate judgement.

  1. One reading is that…; another is that…

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    One reading is that the director’s silence signalled consent; another is that she was withholding judgement until the figures arrived.

  2. That interpretation fits…, but…

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    That interpretation fits…, but…

  3. It better accounts for…

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    It better accounts for…

  4. The two are not entirely incompatible.

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    The two are not entirely incompatible.

  5. That conclusion holds provided we distinguish… from…

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    That conclusion holds provided we distinguish… from…

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