GRE 20Solved ARGUMENTS,,,,,,

Tuesday, July 3, 2007

GRE 20Solved ARGUMENTS,,,,,,

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I am submitting a template that I feel was quite good. For the record I scored 5.5/6.0 in the GRE.

Instruction: What ever is in bold should be written in all arguments.

1 Para: The argument concludes that ...............mention the conclusion the author has drawn from the argument. Avoid spelling mistakes of pronouns. Make sure you mention all the premises and any assumption made by the author. The augument is full of gaps and loop holes since it presents fragmentary evidence. Neither are the premises convincing nor is the conclusion compelling. The argument is very evidently the result of a hasty generalization.


2 Para: Discuss the biggest fallacy in the argument. Mention all counter arguments like what the author should have taken into consideration or what he missed out.

3 Para: Same as above. Discuss second biggest fallacy.

4 Para: Mention other illogical assumtions. Do not state counter arguments.

5 Para: The argument is the result of a huge speculation in which the auhtor has comfortably assumed a considerable amount of data. Had the author taken the above discussed factors into view, it would have rendered the argument irrefutable. But whatever presented fails to provide a hololistic picture to the superfluous claims being made.


This is the template. To understand better, please read through the sample arguments that I typed.

All the Best!

1

The following appeared in a clothing industry trade journal in the country of Sartoria.

"A popular fashion magazine recently conducted a survey of consumers' opinions about clothing prices, using prepaid mailing envelopes. Eighty-nine percent of the approximately 20,000 respondents reported that they were either "dissatisfied" or "very dissatisfied" with current clothing prices. The large number of responses indicates that the Sartorian clothing industry is at risk. Given the survey results, clothing manufacturers must find a way to reduce prices in order to keep their existing customers and maintain their businesses."

“If any clothing manufacturers want to stay alive, the best way is struggling to reduce prices.” This very likely is the arguer’s proposal. However, only according to an unwarranted survey, the arguer draws a very hasty generalization. clothing manufacturers should consider more about their situation rationally.

First, if the survey is reliable, samples of the survey must be sufficient amount and representative of target group. We are kept from the information about how much the population of Sartoria is. If there are 20,000,000 populations in Sartoria, then 20,000 respondents is not so impressing that reflect consumers’ opinion about the current clothing prices. In addition, what about the respondents? Are they all subscribers from a popular fashion magazine which conducted the survey? If this is the case, we have every reason to doubt these respondents can not be representative of all consumers of Sartoria. Because fashion magazine have limited special consumers especially that young, advanced-guard people.

Second, even if we concede that people of Sartoria are dissatisfied with current clothing prices, this does not naturally mean that the Sartorian clothing industry is at stake. The key problem lies in what is the main market of clothing manufacturers of Sartoria, Is it domestic or overseas? It is highly possible that Sartoria clothing industry is mainly producing for overseas consumers. Domestic market only hold a small proportion. In addition, even if domestic consumers are the most important to clothing manufaturers of Sartoria, the unpopular clothing prices do not must prevent consumers buying since clothing is the basic necessity of life. Further more, if all clothing manufactures come to a common sense that no one would start a price competition. What will the consumers do with that?

Finally, even if the Satorian clothing industry indeed face a tight situation, reducing prices as the only way to stay alive is not warranted. The arguer fails to take into account the factor of quality concerning purchase. Let’s look back to the survey. Why respondents were dissatisfied with current clothing prices? It is likely because clothing prices are indeed higher than the affordability of consumers. In fact, it is more likely because consumers consider the quality of clothing is not worth that price. If it is the case, then clothing manufacturers can not only reduce prices but also improve quality of clothing in order to keep their existing customers and maintain their business.

In conlusion, clothing manufactures can not base on this unconvincing argument to take further action since there are several mentioned fallacies like above.

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2. The following appeared in a memo from the new vice president of Sartorial, a company that manufactures men's clothing.

"Five years ago, at a time when we had difficulties in obtaining reliable supplies of high-quality wool fabric, we discontinued production of our deluxe alpaca overcoats. Now that we have a new fabric supplier, we should resume production. This coat should sell very well: since we have not offered an alpaca overcoat for five years and since our major competitor no longer makes an alpaca overcoat, there will be pent-up customer demand. Also, since the price of most types of clothing has risen in each of the past five years, customers should be willing to pay significantly higher prices for alpaca overcoats than they did five years ago, and our company profits will increase."

At a first glance the argument for introducing deluxe alpaca overcoat once again in the market towards company’s profit is an obvious conclusion. But there are some assumptions that make the argument weak.

As mentioned by the author that the company have a new fabric supplier. Moreover they believe that the new fabric supplier is very reliable for supplying of high-quality wool fabric. Well there is no valid proof for the above making sentences. Lack of sufficient data could not prove the above argument. It should be better if author use some relevant examples for this statement.


Secondly, the author describes that the company’s major competitor no longer makes deluxe alpaca overcoat. So the company has a huge chance to make a success. But there might be a different cause for the failure of their competitor. The cause might be due to lack of demand of that deluxe alpaca overcoat. If that is true then it will be a loss for that company. So there is no valid data, why the opponent no longer makes clothes.


For making profits any company needs to have a good marketing strategy. Moreover the higher authority should be more responsible for that product. If the corresponding company doesn’t have then it can’t make a profit rather than loss.



The argument for introducing deluxe alpaca overcoat once again in the market towards company’s profit could provide more information. This will make the argument stronger.
In order to lack of sufficient data and proper analysis the argument seems to be weak. After all, a false confidence towards the profit and popularity could take anybody a sheer loss.

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