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3. Strategy for Elite Items
GED® Social Studies: Full-Length Practice Exam (Level 5 - Elite) · preview lesson
- Name the principle precisely. Social contract, judicial review, federalism, externality -- match the exact idea to the scenario.
- Compare sources head to head. Identify each author's claim, evidence, and bias; decide which is better supported.
- Weigh the trade-off. Most elite economics and policy questions ask what is gained AND what is given up.
- Synthesize the data. Draw a conclusion that fits ALL the evidence, not just one figure.
- Never leave a blank. Eliminate what you can, then choose.
Quick Check
To decide which of two conflicting documents is more reliable, you weigh each author's evidence and what else?
Weigh each author's perspective, purpose, and possible bias.
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