First, always treat the assertion and reason separately—check if each is factually true on its own, before seeing if the reason actually explains the assertion. The "both true but reason not correct" trap is where most falter. My life says this because in my coaching, we dissected past papers like machinery, and I saw that the clever ones often tripped on the *link*, not the facts. That precision is what got me my rank.
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