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Tables: Layered Qualifiers

When one qualifier isn't the only trap

Distinguishing implied from stated

Check yourself: layered conditions

Passages: Author Stance and Tone

What the author actually thinks, not just what they report

Following an argument across paragraphs

Check yourself: spotting embedded stance

Putting It Together

Reading for what's implied, not just what's said

Reading Academic Tables and Passages for genuine inference at a higher level: overclaiming words that make a statement False, calculated True conclusions, and embedded author stance.

At a higher level, Academic Tables and Passages stop rewarding literal word-matching and start rewarding genuine inference. Learn to read for what a text implies, not just what it states outright.

Advanced Reading: Tables and Passages at a Higher Level

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